Students Learn From Ads While Fleet Moves
A witty line suggests students chase results through want ads while the British fleet exits the Mediterranean, implying parallel action or opportunity despite naval moves.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
8
A witty line suggests students chase results through want ads while the British fleet exits the Mediterranean, implying parallel action or opportunity despite naval moves.
Buffalo Gap hosts the Taylor County Old Settlers Centennial reunion on July 17 with a program of old-time music. Cowboys ballads and historic songs will be performed by musicians. Tributes to West Texas plains Indians and an Indian Pageant are planned as part of the event.
A column argues against censorship for adults while supporting age appropriate filters for children. It praises the Pope's stance on decency in films and notes a safer, saner Fourth of July due to Chicago Tribune campaigns. The piece ends urging readers to pay July subscriptions.
B W Gibbs a Gulf salesman from Collingswood New Jersey completed a remarkable record by driving over a million miles in nineteen years without a single accident or even a damaged fender Gulf emphasizes safe driving and urges all motorists to follow traffic laws and show consideration on the road.
Emil Weida of Guadalupe in Victoria County spread barnyard manure on one acre and planted cane. He notes the fertilized plot should nearly double yields compared to adjacent land. Seed size and color reveal start and end of fertilizing and show another strip may yield strongly as well. When asked about fertilization he said the land had not been planted for years and had not been worn out.
Smith County 4-H member Tyler-Inez McNutt of Starrville planted 85 vegetables across 14 715 feet of space in 1986. She canned 128 quarts including jellies relishes beets cucumbers beans carrots berries and plums and sold garden produce worth 10.56. Fellow gardener Emma Louise Sheegog of Providence 4-H earned a $10.01 profit from 2 380 feet of space costing 2.37 to plant with seed saved from last year.
A candidate from the District presents ten pledges including abolishing graft and political jobs, protecting pensions for the elderly, reducing taxes on the able, precinct control of alcohol, revised schools focusing on vocations, and more New Deals for the common people. He emphasizes being born and raised in the District and finishing education with voter support.
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