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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
6
Horizontal clues hint at astronomy terms and wordplay. Answers include major and minor bodies, eyeball disorders, specks and teardrop shapes, forming a themed puzzle with geologic and mythic entries across tabled rows.
Fresh pears are plentiful this month and canning is encouraged with hot pack or raw pack methods. The column provides step by step canning instructions for pear jam pear butter and pear relishes plus a plum chutney recipe with ingredients and boiling directions.
A stern view of creditor repossession emerges as courts award punitive damages for threats and violence. Mrs. Olson sued after two men repossessed her stove at the door, with the judge ruling liability for rug cleaning and extra damages. Earlier cases cited include a pistol-point sewing machine seizure and a furniture theft during hospital recuperation. A card of thanks from the Davis family accompanies the notice.
The recipe describes simmering plum mixture until thickened for about 50 minutes while stirring gently. Add in plum halves, then fill hot sterilized jars and seal. Store in a cool dark place. Yields three half pint jars.
A passage notes repeatedly courts find no improper conduct when a repossessor tow cars parked in front of a debtor’s house or driveway. It states the seller is reclaiming property without force, threats, or stealth as rightfully theirs.
Timothy Tewrence fished a man made Gulf reef near Port Aransas and hauled in a 220 pound bull shark, a new record per the Texas Game Fish Records Committee. The fight lasted two hours and fifteen minutes, using a 130 pound test line and jack fish tail bait. No prior bull shark record exists in Texas Parks and Wildlife data.
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