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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1971
Page
8
Estella Bredemeyer, cashier, swears the report of condition is true to the best of knowledge. Directors Fred Young Raymon Lloyd Jno Norman swear and certify before notary Juanita P. Bredemeyer on July 9 1971 in Texas. Notary public commission expires 173.
The report notes post strike recovery with inflation pressures, rising residential building and consumer spending, but soft spots persist. Labor disputes threaten three months with potential slow growth in GNP, industrial output, and employment, while government spending rises.
Grass serves as a natural pollution controller and cooling device. One acre releases about 2400 gallons of water daily through evapotranspiration, equating to a 70 ton air conditioner. Texas SCS officials highlight grasses’ erosion control, forage, wildlife benefits, and the ongoing search for superior strains.
The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Victor White's home with Mrs. W. W. King and Mrs. White as hostesses. Mrs. Whitley led opening prayer and devotional Courage to Stand. roll call answered with Bible verses. Bible quiz conducted by Mrs. Grover Davis. refreshments served to seven named ladies.
Recent visitors included J. W. Baker of Long Beach California. Jim Counts and Alvin Counts families from Fort Worth Ann and Jim Counts Portland Oregon. Faye Jeanis Dirk Dru and Dal San Jose California. Lavern Bornschlegel and family Mt. View California. Opal Slaten Dale Avery and Dean Brent Christy Wade Deanne Ott San Diego California. Joe Murff Hamlin. E. W. Bridwell Crews.
In England home guests include Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shoe, Tommy and Mike from Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Lanny England with Loren and Landa from Lubbock, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle England and Dennis from Plainview, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bush er with Kelli and Kevin from Winters, and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Montgomery from Odessa.
Runnels County joins eight other Texas counties in qualifying for reduced rail freight on incoming hay after a request by Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Richard Lyng and ICC approval. Briscoe Concho Deaf Smith Falls Limestone McLennan Moore and Sutton are also included. The drought drives scarce forage, prompting action to ease transportation costs for hay.
H M Jiggs Nichols Win ters postmaster attended the Texas Branch National League of Postmasters convention in Amarillo July 11 14. Nichols chaired transportation for the event. Speakers included James W Hargrove A P G Clair Hill executive VP of the postmasters association James Winder president of the Texas Branch and William L Crawford retired regional director.
Lyng told the ICC that counties are eligible for relief through SDA and that the commission’s measure would complement these programs without forcing railroads to reduce rates. The note frames the ICC as supporting existing aid initiatives rather than mandating rate cuts.
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