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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1964
Page
2
A carp bite is hinted by light taps as the angler waits for the fish to take the bait. A medium spinning outfit is favored and carp are surprisingly good for dinner when prepared properly. Chunked meat pressure cooked until tender, bone removal, patties fried golden, served with fries or hushpuppies.
Outdoor writer Vern Sanford notes carp shift from pest to sport fish across Texas lakes. He explains carp abundance, fishing techniques using cottonseed bait, and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission guides What the Experts Say About Carp Fishing and Lets Go Carp Fishing. He highlights patience and skill as keys to success.
Bronte Junior Home Demonstration Club announces a Hootenanny on May 16 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Mrs John Boyles, president, says interested parties may contact Box 362 Bronte for details.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends near and far for visits cards and food during the past five months since March 1. They value the friendship shown and God bless you from The Family of Jim Eoff.
Palm beetles burrow into young palm trees and stunt growth or kill plants. The infestation targets young palms, risking reduced yields and damaged groves.
Kings Messengers Sunday School class of Drasco Baptist Church hosted the Joy class on Wednesday April 29 at the home of Mrs. Robert Conner. Mrs. J. C. Belew presided, Mrs. O. C. Hill led a devotional and quick games. Refreshments served to Mesdames Vyron Wood, J. R. Woodfin, L. Q. Sneed, Robert Hill, Alpheus Hill, Albert Lewis, J. C. Belew, Omer Hill and Miss Carrie Lee.
The 9th U.S. president William Henry Harrison died on April 4 1841 shortly after his inauguration ending the shortest presidency in American history.
Mesquite beans, long considered a nuisance in cattle country, are being explored as a food source. Ross LaGrange of Rio Grande City at Texas A&M is developing mesquite bean jelly, with Dr. E E Burns leading a class that has made prickly pear jelly and cantaloupe sherbet. The project hinges on a bean supply. beans are high in pectin and historically used by Indigenous peoples and pioneer women for jelly.
The fire drill was the most widely distributed method to start fires before friction matches. It served as the primary fire making device in earlier times, highlighting its prominence in the era before modern ignition tools.
A sentence notes rainwater as it falls is rarely pure, being contaminated by dust and dissolved gases, suggesting environmental concerns about atmospheric impurities.
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