West Texas Utilities Company marks silver anniversary
Abilene December 10 West Texas Utilities Company, after declaring preferred stock dividends totaling over 109000 dollars, announces observance of its silver anniversary this week. Originating in 1911 at Abilene, it now serves 160 communities in 49 counties across Central West Texas with offices in Abilene and districts in McCamey San Angelo Ballinger Cisco Stamford Quanah Childress Dalhart. Annual plans include an anniversary souvenir newspaper section sent to 50000 customers and stockholders across a 45000 square mile territory. President Price Campbell notes initiatives to expand electricity use while keeping average rates lowered 70 percent over 15 years and highlights the dividend’s funding from operating efficiencies despite taxes and government actions.
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Abilene
West Texas Utilities Company
West Texas
Kimble County
Dallam County
Panhandle
McCamey
San Angelo
Ballinger
Cisco
Stamford
Quanah
Childress
Dalhart
Price Campbell
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Stock of adding machines and pads at The Enterprise
The Enterprise carries adding machine paper and sales pads in stock. Availability details and pricing not specified in the brief item.
FFA Projects Report Gains From Livestock in Winters Chapter
The Winters FFA chapter reports 120 lambs gain 1.3 pounds daily on a maize barley oats wheat bran ration with cottonseed meal, averaging 84 pounds. A Hereford calf fed by Gerald Proctor gains 2.78 pounds daily, compared with two other calves. Pigs were treated for worms and drenched with a castor oil mix.
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Winters
Gerald Proctor
Winters V. A
J. M. Brooks
Brady
San Angelo
Sympathy Cards In Gray Borders Stocked
The Enterprise notes gray bordered sympathy cards now carried in stock for memorial and condolence purposes.
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Enterprise
Will pay 5c per pound for clean cotton rags
The Enterprise advertises payment of five cents per pound for clean cotton rags. It specifies that overalls or trousers are not wanted.
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Enterprise
Christmas Gift of a Silk Kimono Tears at Sam
Sam Lincoln, walking in the cold, buys a costly green sweater and warm gloves for his wife Cora but secretly purchases a black and yellow silk kimono for her. He frets as he hurries home, then plans to confess. Cora adores the unexpected gift and forgives him, praising the silk kimono as wonderful.
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Sam Lincoln
Cora
Sam
Horace
Coraré
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