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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
2
A weekly publication from Winters Texas outlines advertising rates for single column inch per issue and per line per issue. It emphasizes trustworthy government transmission and careful handling for merchants buyers gift-senders and postal workers.
The article urges full cooperation and respect for public school teachers from patrons while warning against parental interference at school. It stresses the teacher’s need for home support over daily meddling and notes the separate responsibilities of teachers and parents.
Postmaster General calls for an early Christmas mail push urging the public to mail gifts and cards ahead of the holiday to ensure timely distribution. He notes mail volume rises each year and suggests cooperation from all mailers to help postal workers meet Christmas delivery needs.
The radio magnate who has contracted with 30 or more top musicians and singers for broadcasting in the coming years foresees the largest audience a man ever had. If music feeds the soul he is a great humanitarian and a million admirers may listen to any clever entertainer. He aims to do good through radio for the greatest possible number.
The sixty ninth congress will convene next Monday December 7. President Coolidge will present recommendations centered on four major questions World Court tax revision Belgium debt settlement and government department recognition. The new session aims to rival the 1911 and 1924 investigating congresses.
Enthusiastic football fans backed Red Grange for Congress but were told he is not old enough for the constitutional requirement. He spent last summer cutting ice for suburban residents, not enough to bridge to Washington. A note advises hiding a small Christmas gift for Willy under the bathroom soap.
Local ad copy touts easy Christmas shopping at The Winker. The Enterprise notes low prices on a complete assortment of merchandise as the Christmas spirit prevails and urges readers to keep in touch for ads.
The royal family of ancient Egypt, led by King Tut, accepted a gold jewel encrusted casket after the undertaker’s persuasion, a display that outshines even modern wealth and status.
Quote about wasting time and the claim that using a gun can enforce a thorough job of killing time. The line contrasts idle time with discipline when a gun is present.
The State Highway Department details requirements for auto registration or re registration. Bring a county test station light certificate dated within 30 days, a previous year's registration receipt, and proper transfer receipts if not in your name. If registered outside Runnels last year, obtain last year receipts or duplicates from the issuing county before applying.
The letter from W L Brown, Tax Collector of Runnels County Texas, advises obtaining an engine number transfer receipts tax collector papers and a Bill of Sale to establish a chain of title for auto registration. It stresses that a transfer receipt must come from the Tax Collector, not a notary, and promises improved service and speed in registration.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Junior C E at 3 p.m. preaching at 7 15 p.m. Monday Ladies Missionary Society meets at 3 30 at the church. Wednesday regular prayer service at 7 15 p.m.
Simple buckthorn glycerine and other ingredients marketed as Adelika claim to ease stomach trouble in ten minutes by gas removal and waste elimination. The ad says quick pleasant relief and suitability for chronic constipation. Also reports Mr and Mrs A W Poe welcomed a ten pound boy born on Thanksgiving day with mother and son doing well and father reassured.
Two truck loads of fruit from the Rio Grande Valley were in the city the past week and were sold to local merchants. Give home merchants a chance.
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