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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
4
Eighty steel benches donated by local business institutions have been installed at Tinkle Park. The Winters band will render concerts after revival services end. The first concert date is not yet announced but will be advertised in this paper. Citizens are urged to attend when announced.
K F Lrammell, manager of the Mission theatre, is spending a few days in Dallas this week on business.
The article traces William Wrigley Jr. from a Chicago back shop to founder of a $90,000,000 gum empire led by his son in Australia. It notes gum chewing’s shift to health use, advertising impact, and a rise in public acceptance. It also mentions Senator Walter Woodward visiting Winters and speaking at Abilene Chamber of Commerce events.
Advertisement from Cleveland & Son promising discounts of 17 1-2 percent on new kitchen cabinets and dressers this week and next. Curry Bros. also mentioned for fresh and cured meats with prompt delivery.
IST Christian Church calls for Sunday school at 9 45 in Chamber of Commerce rooms with prompt dismissal to allow attendance at other city churches. Ladies Aid meets Wednesdays. Ads note local housing moves and real estate updates on Lamar street and East Pierre street.
About 175 cords of wood offered for sale on the Paramore ranch. Price set at 275 dollars per cord. Contact J. W. Cooper for arrangements.
The probe performed by the aircraft released a large amount of air, venting pressure and creating a visible gust. This action occurred during the test, demonstrating the probe’s effect on the surrounding airflow and potential aerodynamic outcomes.
In Shabbytown a struggling hamlet sits in gray decline while visitors remark on its age and neglect. Locals reject painting up and spending for upkeep, preferring a stubborn, spendthrift indifference that contrasts with the gleaming, distant Glossyville on the hill.
Describes Shabbytown’s decline contrasted with Glassyville’s renewal. Citizens take pride in cleaning, painting, and brightening buildings. Local efforts focus on color choices and upkeep to ward off decay and improve the townscape.
A quip by Walt Mason contrasts ambitious, bustling towns with shabby, stagnant ones as readers imagine settling down and raising large families. The passage highlights town vitality versus decline with a humorous edge.
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