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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1970
Page
4
A Senate window exposes the Genocide Treaty controversy with fears of international courts and loss of sovereignty. A Minnesota federal ruling declares Federal Reserve Notes worthless, rejecting them as lawful money and noting the 1878 silver standard, while contrasting with modern currency.
The Minnesota case leaves outcomes unclear and may limit mortgage holders from collecting without gold or silver repayment if upheld. The decision hinges on Fed Reserve Notes legality and constitutional interpretation, with potential nationwide impact and calls for Supreme Court and Congress scrutiny. Picnic tips and a thank you card follow in the same column.
Birds that feed on insects have a specialized retinal membrane that enhances their ability to detect the smallest flying insects. This adaptation improves precision during hunting and may influence feeding efficiency.
Dwain Valene Donny and Monty Vogler express heartfelt thanks for expressions of sympathy. They especially appreciate the food gifts cards letters and floral offerings in memory of Randy Vogler.
Pelicans nesting around Great Salt Lake Utah must travel up to 100 miles each day to reach freshwater and feeding areas, highlighting the birds' extensive daily foraging migration.
Charlie W. Hardrick 78 died at his Winters area home Tuesday evening of last week. Funeral held Friday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. James Gehrels officiating. Burial in Northview Cemetery. Born February 25 1892 in Richmond he was World War I veteran. Survived by daughter in law Gladys Bolden Winters nine stepchildren one brother one sister and 21 grandchildren. Cotton feels and looks good.
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