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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
8
Postmaster Huntaman asks the Enterprise to publish a United States Department of Agriculture statement about surveys conducted with rural carriers. Cards distributed measure hog production and crop acreage, aiding farmers in the locality.
An emergency ordinance prohibits starting bonfires for trash debris within Winters fire limits and forbids collection of waste on premises for more than eight days. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from ten to one hundred dollars. The measure, enacted November 27, 1926, aims to curb fire hazards and protect city property.
The text explains that censuses of all farms are impractical and estimates rely on samples. It stresses the need for dependable agricultural data for farmers and markets, noting how sample accuracy affects price expectations and market guidance, with hog price trends from 1924 illustrating these dynamics.
The Nash Motors Company announces price cuts up to 3800 dollars on the advanced Six and Special Six lines effective November 1. No change to models themselves. cars retain original character and quality. E H McCarty calls the cuts a double reduction linked to July 28 model introductions and new designs.
Nash reports cost increases from engineering and equipment, yet holds prices steady. With record volume and strong national demand since July 28, sales through three months equal half of all 1924. Nash passes benefits to buyers with sweeping reductions on Advanced Six and Special Six lines while maintaining high quality.
Mrs Bob Gardner and Mrs C L Boardman of Santa Anna were visitors here one day last week, guests in the home of Mr and Mrs W P Gardner.
Mrs. R. L. Perdue and her baby stayed with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Carett Tuesday night, then left on the early train Wednesday to visit sister Miss Willie Carter, a Winters teacher. Mr. Perdue accompanied them to Reagan and returned home Wednesday morning. Now is the time to begin some habit to swear off on New Year s.
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