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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1969
Page
1
Babson's advises high-bracket taxpayers to seek tax mitigation through municipal bonds. It notes oil ventures and cattle ranches carry high risk despite deductions, while municipals provide tax-exempt income from city and local government projects.
Municipal bonds offer tax exemption at federal and sometimes state levels lowering yields compared to corporate issues. Yields to maturity reflect coupon and time to maturity, with price moves opposite yield. Moody's ratings assess credit quality from AAA to C. higher-rated issues command higher prices and lower yields. Babson Notes highlights Illinois Toll 43-4s 1998 at 5.05 percent and Fairfax County Water Authority 5s 2007 at 5.22 percent as attractive tax exempt options.
A brief note states that District 4.90 percent of 1991 yields 5.25 percent. The report emphasizes a higher return rate and notes the specific percentage figures for the year.
Babson reports indicate gross national product near 905 billion in Q1 1969, up about 2 percent from late 1968. The projection sees GNP near 918 to 920 billion in Q2 despite tax and credit tightening, with inflation partly absorbing gains and midyear production gains potentially slowing.
The Ladies Aid Circle of St John’s Lutheran Women of the Church hosted a Mother Daughter Banquet at the Fireside Restaurant Sunday evening. The event featured committee lists, awards for oldest and youngest mothers and daughters, music by Miss Brianne Hoppe, remarks by Carroll Tatum, and a keynote on balancing space age concerns with faith and fitness. One hundred two guests attended.
East Texas meadows and golf courses contend with prolific gophers that burrow at 12 to 15 feet per hour using their fore feet that extend sideways. The animal activity disrupts turf areas and requires ongoing control measures.
Ir Wharton 76 a retired Fisher County farmer died Friday at Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene after two day admission He was father of Marshall Wharton Winters gas firm funeral held at First Baptist Church Roby with Rev Brantley Burial in Rotan Cemetery Born May 14 1892 in Boone County Arkansas he moved to Texas as a child Survivors wife Beattrace Roby son Marshall Winters daughters Fain Littlefield and Floyd Maddox Abilene and seven grandchildren
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Ueckert traveled to San Antonio Sunday to visit their son Raymond Ueckert and daughter in law, see their new grandson Terry Lynn, and also visit Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woodward and their son.
Myra Glover of Austin and former Winters resident visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Warren Foster. She also visited with Mrs Kay Colburn and with Mrs Nadine Bedford.
Wingate Bob Phillips spent the weekend in Midland at Edward Rogers home. Patty Denson and Gene Rice accompanied by families visited relatives. A daughter Larenda Hulyn was born Saturday April 19 to James Larry Webb and wife in Little Rock Arkansas with grandparents Bruce Webb Denver City and Robert Moore Ovale and great grandparents H. H. Webb Winters.
The article labels Catton as highly adaptable, noting its superior ability to modify fiber properties compared to other fibers. It cites potential uses and practical advantages in manufacturing and product development.
Mrs T C Downing was honored on her 86th birthday Friday at the home of Mrs T C Williams. Hostesses included Mrs T C Williams Mrs Lucy Nitsch and Nancy. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served to dames T C Downing E H Baker Dick Kruse Jesse Wetzel W B Reeves and O R Parker.
A Winters Enterprise page notes residents Ettie Bishop D A Dobbins F Roberts Tom O Carroll J E Ryan Velma Simpson A Coffman Ruby Norman O Williams Joe Nitsch and Nancy Nitsch. The article explains that the short fuzzy fibers clinging to cotton seed are called linters.
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