Subscription Rate the Year
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
1
Seventieth Congress Opens Long Session in December
The Seventieth Congress convened December 5 for a long session likely to run into June with a recess. The pause comes as national party conventions approach and the 1928 elections loom. All House members and two thirds of the Senate face re election, shaping the likely White House outcome after President Coolidge leaves office.
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House
Senate
White House
Coolidge
Aed Is In Aseo Peer Ere Baie
A fragmented OCR item mentions a place name and a person in a dated newspaper style. The readable parts suggest a brief local note or notice without clear event details or dates. The text lacks a coherent story or identifiable entities beyond vague geographic references.
Cold Weather Buying Prompts Family Shopping Savings
First cold days push winter needs for every family member. Local merchants offer complete stocks of standard merchandise, enabling wise selection and cash savings on each purchase. Shop to support home merchants and compare quoted prices.
Fair Play and Progressive Government Debate
A speaker argues that true orators respect facts and pursue truth and traditions. College men and women are praised for fair play and constructive statesmanship. They aim to move forward with progress despite some risk.
Matters Little Auto Theft and Insurance Practices
The text argues that car thefts are more costly in insurance losses than in recovering the vehicle or catching thieves. It contends insurers focus on covering the probable loss rather than pursuing criminals, deeming the thieves at large of small consequence.
Fragmentary Banking Note Reflects Turbulent Speech
The text captures a fragmentary banking discussion with garbled phrases about governance, home matters, and human lodgment. It shows disrupted wording and incomplete quotes signaling a damaged page section from a historical newspaper.
Fragmentary note on timing and shopping
A disjointed text fragment discusses early timing for an event or shopping, emphasizing that earlier actions ease later steps. No clear people places organizations or concrete details are identifiable.
Tunney Dempsey Fight Profits Reach Massive Figure
Tex Rickard reports profit of 442000 from the Tunney versus Dempsey bout in a week of boxing buzz. The financial windfall appears to reward promoters and insiders while many bettors miss out in the scramble over ring drama.
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Tex Rickard
Tunney
Dempsey
Seata
Graases
Singing Event Attendance and Local Family News
The item notes that people from this place attended a singing at Hylton last Sunday afternoon. It reports births and injuries including a 9 12 pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hurt, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Pilton breaking a collarbone after falling from a wagon, and visits from Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gamble with Mr. and Mrs. Will Byrd as guests. It mentions Ab Bowen returning home from cotton picking on the plains and invites all to Wednesday Baptist prayer meetings. Bob Ponder of Winters visited for fishing and hunting on Spring Creek, and families including Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carpenter and their Valley Greek children attended church Sunday night.
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Will Byrd
The
Baptist ‘Church
Bob Ponder
Winters
Spring Creek
Charlie Carpenter
Valley Greek
Daugh
One-Arm Fortune Prompts Illinois Lunch Boom
A foreign report claims an Illinois man earned six million dollars from one-arm lunches, likely spurring many to join the venture, though caution is urged to avoid bold overreach.
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