Cotton picking knowledge among young men mocked
A witty quip jeers at young men who claim to know much yet reveal little about practical labor like cotton picking, underscoring a rough humor about competence and work.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1968
Page
2
A witty quip jeers at young men who claim to know much yet reveal little about practical labor like cotton picking, underscoring a rough humor about competence and work.
The Texas Liquor Control Board orders cash sales ban in bottle clubs and tightens rules on guest cards and record keeping. The directive limits credits to within eight hours of service, hits casual patrons, and may push for broader liquor by the drink legalization debate. New district supervisors, staff chiefs, and ABA appointees are also noted.
All Department of Public Safety officers completed an accelerated riot control program. State plans for maximum assistance to local authorities include a $200,000 purchase of anti riot equipment for National and State Guards. DPS stands ready to deploy personnel and equipment on request, though it hopes none will be needed.
Attorney General Crawford C. Martin voided an appropriations rider that sought to establish priority for restoring historic sites. The action is consistent with the Parks and Wildlife Department being otherwise authorized.
Bonds amounting to 30 million dollars were sold to First National Bank in Dallas Harris Trust and Savings Bank in Houston and First National City Bank of New York and Associates. Land Commissioner Teer Sadler said the sale funds will back a land purchase program revived by constitutional amendment with proceeds temporarily placed in short term securities to offset interest costs. Sadler credited AAA rating and the board’s strong pay record for enabling a sale below market.
The construction index fell almost 31 points from the prior month and stood eight per cent below March 1967. Yet the January-March average remains 12 per cent above the first quarter of 1967 due to February’s bulge, with March eight per cent under February but 3.3 per cent above March 1966 per Bureau report.
Rep Gus Mutscher of Brenham appears set to be Speaker next January with a strong chance of winning a second term. King Flight Services of Wichita Falls receives Texas Aeronautics Commission approval for scheduled Dallas service. Draft delinquency cases in Texas fell from 1028 in 1967 to 970 in the first quarter of 1968. Col Morris S Schwartz reports. As part of the Texas Hill Country Trail, Lyndon Johnson’s boyhood home near Johnson City will stay open through June.
The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research barometer shows sharp drops in both building activity and business activity for March, signaling a broader slowdown in the economy.
The Enterprise lists authorized candidates for the Democratic primary on May 4. Everett J. Grindstaff of Runnels County and Lynn Nabers of Brown County seek the State Representative seat in the 64th District.
The RunNels County Farm Bureau asserts that expanding federal aid to general education would create a federally dominated school system. They insist school control and financing should stay state and local responsibilities and advocate for income tax credits and charitable donations to schools.
The record lists visiting hours from 1 to 5 p m on Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Sundays with exceptions when the President is in residence. It also notes a quip about an absent minded man helping his wife into the car and mentions receipt books available at the Enterprise office.
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