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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
4
Brief quote from the Newark Ledger noting a shift in concern about public opinion with age 20, 30, and 40 as a humorous reflection on social perception. The item presents a dated newspaper quote without broader context.
A collage of notes covers betting hedges on elections, a Michigan rescuer who saved 22 lives yet cannot swim, a San Antonio to San Marcos breakfast flight by 15 amateurs, and sabotage rumors on a Navy cruiser. Other items touch nudist conventions, Texas football season, Sherlock Holmes aiding Oscar Slater, and Abd El Krim seeking release from exile.
Dairymen are urged to plant one acre of small grain per cow for future pasture. Eudaly advises early September sowing if rain comes, with wheat barley or oats as options. Silage can improve milk output. trench silos of 8 to 10 feet wide may feed multiple cows after three weeks.
Gardner M. Cobb of General Motors at the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas argues women drive a quarter of U.S. vehicles and account for only 6 percent of fatal and 8 percent of nonfatal accidents. He praises women’s caution, care for pedestrians, and growing mechanical interest, linking driving choices to comfort and safety. He notes women moving from back seats to wheels and cites evolving auto styles driven by female demands.
County Agent Barton and Agricultural Adjustment Assistant Hill report 600000 checks will be issued by the Federal Department for the 1985 Cotton Pool. Capacity is 40000 per day and some small checks arise from unsold certificates. Runnels county pools total 214 million pounds in 1530 contracts. Checks will be mailed to farmers as records are verified to avoid congestion.
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