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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1968
Page
2
A two bedroom house for rent or sale with partial carpeting and an enclosed garage at 111 Novice Road. For key and information call 754 4040 or see Rufus Williams at Handy Liquor Store in Rowena.
Texas land commissioner Jerry Sadler bets on cautious policies for the revived four hundred million Veterans Land Program as developers accuse him of tight limits that may hobble sales. Critics say land values rise while veterans wait, while Sadler argues not to spend all bond funds in a few areas.
Winters State Bank announces an automobile financing plan aimed at saving customers money in Winters Texas. The notice emphasizes cost savings under their current loan options.
Classified notice states sale of receipt books now available at The Enterprise office. No further details on quantity or prices are provided.
A San Antonio firm will install a chamber sound system for the Texas Senate after a June special session committee's request. The project includes 55 speakers around the chamber and individual desk microphones for each senator, with a central panel to mute or activate mics. Estimated cost ranges from 20 000 to 25 000 dollars.
New mileage based tariff rates apply to Grade A and ungraded milk. Rates vary by shipment size in four brackets from under 5,000 to over 10,000 pounds. Rate charts for Motor Freight Commodity Tariff No 30 are available free from the Railroad Commission in Austin.
In the Lower Rio area hunters harvested 220 692 whitewing doves, a drop of about 20 percent from the previous season, reflecting a quieter season for dove shooting across the region.
Grande Valley coverage notes Parks and Wildlife Commission decisions this year while the Water Development Board plans a loan of up to 2 million dollars to the San Jacinto River Authority for the Conroe Dam and Reservoir project.
The attorney general states that a write-in vote for President and Vice President is valid and must be counted even if the candidates’ party lacks ballot printing. He notes he may request electors’ names when the Secretary of State has not been notified of the slate. Other opinions include limits on county judge pay, park revenue deposits, and temporary staffing for engineering board exams.
Rep Vernon Stewart of Wichita Falls as chairman of the House Committee on Juvenile Crime outlines a plan to pay Texas counties 2000 dollars annually for each juvenile kept out of reformatories. The proposal aligns with a 19 million dollar youth council facility buildout and a 2000 dollar per student annual cost to keep youths in schools. Stewart argues the plan would save taxpayers by reducing delinquency losses.
The Texas Railroad Commission established new rates, rules, and regulations for how dairy farms may ship milk in small quantities to processors. Previous practice relied on basic or undeveloped pricing.
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