Tariff Fears Weigh on Ranchers Ahead of Geneva Talks
Congressman O C Fisher warns ranchers and woolen mills face risks as Geneva trade negotiations approach. He explains the Tariff Commission can only make findings for the President and urges restraint on wool beef and mutton imports while highlighting job losses in woolen mills and the need for quantitative restrictions.
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O. C. Fisher
Geneva
United States
Congress
U. S. Tariff Commission
State Department
U. S
Tariff Commission
Commission
Runnels County Farm Bureau Kickoff Planned in Ballinger
The Runnels County Farm Bureau starts its membership drive with a Feb 4 6 30 p m kickoff supper at Hutchins Avenue Ballinger offices. President Ben Frerich and VP B B Campbell present the program with guest speakers B J Gist and Ed Cumbe. Delegates attend a Feb 3 Lubbock meeting to launch statewide drives.
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Runnels County Farm Bureau
Hutchins Avenue
Ballinger
Ben Frerich
Rowena
Runnels FB
B. B. Campbell
Hatchell
B. J. Gist
District VII
Abilene
Ed Cumbe
Bronte
Lubbock
Dallas
San Antonio
Farm Bureau
Texas
Neuman Smith
Hugo Vogelsang
Winters
M. L. Dobbins
Father and Son Win Champion Red Angus Steers in Fort Worth
A Winters father son team showed the champion and reserve Red Angus steers at the 1964 Southwestern Exposition in Fort Worth. Bob Colburn and his father Billy Joe Colburn also earned champion and reserve carcass honors. Breeder Joe Rawlings of Bronte bred the animals. The event drew 5 824 cattle sheep and swine entries last year with total entries over 10 500. The show runs through February 5.
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Winters
Fort Worth
Bob Colburn
Winters School
Billy Joe Colburn
Joe Rawlings
Bronte
Colburn
Bob
Red Angus Association
Changes Noted In Screwworm Fight
Eradication officials cut sterile screwworm fly production by 50 percent citing cold weather and budget needs. About 70 million flies per week will be reared, with six billion sterilized flies produced last year at the Mission area factory. No cases reported in five-state eradication area for weeks, funds conserved for potential emergency measures later in the season.
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Texas
Mission
Bill Little to Graduate from University This August
Bill Little a Winters High School graduate who organized the publishers group will graduate from the University in August He has served as sports editor of The Daily Texan for a year and a half Previously he was assistant sports editor under his brother Harvey Edward Little Now a University Law School student Harvey Edward also received recognition in journalism Little won a Hearst Newswriting first place last year and honorable mention this year The Winters postmaster Rankin Pace bought the first copy of the new book and Merrick Spill received a copy in thanks for assistance.
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Little
Winters High School
Publishers’ Group
Daily Texas, University
Harvey Edward Little
Harvey Edward
University Law School
Bill Little
Daily Texan
Texas Counties See Large Decline in Screwworm Cases
Texas counties report 4,916 screwworm cases this year versus 49,484 detected in 242 counties last year. Officials say the drop reflects improved reporting and suggests greater control than totals imply.
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Texas
George Kiker Jr Dies in Las Cruces
George Kiker Jr died Wednesday morning in Las Cruces New Mexico of a heart attack. Survived by his wife Betty Jean Ryan and two sons Charles Wayne 12 and Kenneth Warren 9. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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George Kiker Jr
Las Cruces, N. M
Las Cruces
N. M
L. H. Ryan
Kiker
Betty Jean Ryan
Charles Wayne
Kenneth Warren
Harper's Ferry Arsenal Founded by George Washington
The sentence notes that Harper's Ferry Arsenal was established by George Washington, marking its origin in early American military history.
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Harper's Ferry Arsenal
George Washington
Gratitude Expressed to Hospital Staff and Helpers
Mrs. Dick Mayo thanks Dr. McCreight nurses and visitors after hospital stay and home recovery. Her husband joins her in gratitude for food flowers cards and visits received. Texas Safety Association reports 5 665 accidental deaths last year and 436 003 injuries with economic losses over one billion dollars urging SAFETY at home work and play.
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Texas
Texas Safety Association
Bargain Sale on Western Coats and Suits
A cluttered ad advertises remaining Western coats priced as low as 10 to 12.98 dollars. It lists 2 short stadium coats and various white wool sport coats, men’s suits, and border-bottom western coats, urging readers to pick quickly before stock ends.
Ladies Flannel Skirts and Sets Sell At Discount
The notice advertises fall sports wear sets including skirts and pants at reduced prices. It urges buyers to purchase remaining items, indicating substantial markdowns and limited stock.
Ladies' Hose Seamed Stock Draws Slim Sale Offer
A local sale lists ladies hose with seams pitched as lazy yet priced at 29 cents per pair. The ad also offers assorted piece goods at 1.00 per yard and 2 yards for 1.00, signaling a clearance to move inventory.
Final sale on 45 inch wool fabrics at Schlang Woolens
Schlang Woolens offers final sale on all solids and fancies in 45 inch wool. Desirable colors and patterns remain with little on the roll. Previous prices reached 3.98 dollars per yard. current price is 1.98 dollars per yard.
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Schlang
Fall fashion bargains flood clearance table
A long sale rundown lists men's and women's garments in heavy discount levels. Coats, suits, slacks, pajamas, hats, dresses, and accessories from $1.00 to $15.00 populate the clearance, with many items originally priced much higher and available in limited sizes.
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Talley's Garage
N. Main
Evinrude Sales & Service
Razorback
Red Angus
TECH
Gary Vaughan
E. E. Vaughan
The
Winters Enterprise
Ben Barnes
119Th Judicial District
E. C. Grindstaff
Glenn R. Lewis
Don Atkins
Pat Pritchard
V. F
Virgil) Low
Luna Mae Foy
Pannell Legg, JR
Clyde Simmons
Tucker
S. Main Street
Children’s Western
SOX
Dickie
Curlee
Pendleton
S. “University
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