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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
5
Four fine pears grown in Mrs. F Ambreck's backyard are shown in a window display. The largest pear weighs three quarters of a pound, with other fruit noted as fine specimens. A stray line mentions the five-year-old king of Romania and tourists, with locals Yeager and Mapes returning from a Plains trip.
Classified advertisement notice outlines rates 25 cents minimum 2 cents per word with cash in advance. Agents not accepted by phone without regular charge accounts. Orders must be paid in cash. Publishers not responsible for typographical errors beyond correction in the next issue.
For sale or trade 177 acres in Lamb county near Littlefield Texas improved. Will accept house and lot or filling station in Winters as part of cash payment. Call or write Will Doose Ballinger Texas. 12-18e Also for sale 343 acre farm with house outbuildings six head of mules three horses tools and crop. See Ben F. Curry two and one half miles south of Norton on Ballinger Star Route 14-14p
A poemaish reflection extols simple honest fishing as a bridge between social classes. It emphasizes shared fellowship among anglers, the avoidance of pride, and the unity of sky, stream, and friendship under a charitable code.
A man in line seeks three $5 seats while a Hebrew offhandedly claims he will keep his money after declaring he has seen the miracle. The scene unfolds amid a joke about golf's supposed life extension.
A description paints a lively figure described as a human dynamo. The text notes he is fully charged, ready to perform, and features a friend praising his energy and presence.
A guest at Lady Panmore's ball last night caused a scandal by threatening violence and taking his own life. Sir Edward Hopeless, described as a man of feeling, drank heavily, retrieved a pistol from his pocket, and departed in a taxi after an apparent quarrel and ensuing suicide.
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