05 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1962
Page
1
Small Texas farm ponds under five acres yield big learning in fishing. Fly fishing at dawn, spinning at night, and baitcasting in midday fit the size and depth. Vary lures to beat smart bass, and switch to live bait when pressure builds. Wind, shadows, and noise affect success. hunt doves and ducks seasonally with decoys and restricted pressure to sustain ponds.
A seven year old California girl wrote of newspapers saying they help know who reks and who drowns and who shoots somebody. The editor adds a postscript noting newspapers are good to swat flies and public officials. The piece ends with a sports prediction tease and a note on last week’s four misses.
Zone 4 voters in Runnels County Soil Conservation District will elect a farmer or rancher to serve as supervisor for five years. The October 2 ballot at 7:30 p.m. in Winters High School Agriculture Building. Eligible voters are landowners over 21. wives may vote. A follow up discussion will cover screwworm and wheat varieties projects.
Bill Minzenmayer of the Runnels Soil Conservation District notes a well managed 100 acre farm can support millions of beneficial insects and over 400 birds from 40 species. Maynard Hill of the Soil Conservation Service urges practices to sustain wildlife and farm resources, including sorghum stubble and cover crops.
James Barnhill of the Soil Conservation Service warns that most soils in Runnels District suffer wind and water erosion when bare. He notes erosion removes topsoil and can be controlled by surface cover such as crop residues, litter, or mulch.
Mike Jones son of Mr and Mrs Harvey D Jones a student at Washington University Medical School St Louis Missouri has pledged Phi Beta Pi fraternity.
Mrs M C Wilbanks and Mr and Mrs Ray Hood Wilbanks traveled to Alice to attend the funeral of their nephew W E Seipp Jr Jack Seay of Abilene also attended the service in Alice It was held Saturday with family members present in memory of the deceased.
The line hints at discomfort experienced by some people as they place their feet down. It suggests a physical or medical issue affecting gait or balance without providing specifics or remedies.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Stricklin departed Monday for Fort Lewis Washington where he will attend a school there.
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