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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
2
The writer notes most ideas in life feel repeated yet progress comes from applying them. An idea alone is useless without effort to implement it. The column urges starting small, then pushing through failures to spark future success and never waste a thought.
Temple merchants saved 75000 dollars last year by heeding warnings from the Retail Merchants Association about fake or questionable advertising. A committee pre approves all proposed ads before members patronize them, preventing nearly all losses. The bulletin urges sticking to newspaper advertising as the only worthwhile form.
A Waco Times Herald column urges readers to feed the soul with spiritual duties and worship. It questions worldly pleasures and stresses personal choice in seeking a higher good, inviting joiners to gather in praise at the temple.
A new barber shop named AMERICAN BARBER SHOP opens beside Winters inviting patrons to try services. The note promises reciprocal favors for early customers and expresses appreciation for community support.
Frank McKeown of the Dearborn Independent visits Brady to renew subscriptions and promote new ones. Happy, known as the Armless Ball Player, lost both arms before the war yet inspires independence and helps the disabled. He mails envelopes to soldiers, aids hospitals, entertains children, and writes receipts for the newspaper with ease.
The State Highway Department has a guard posted on the Elm Creek bridge after delays in lumber repairs. A watchman counted 968 cars Sunday and noted continued travel on the Winters Ballinger highway. Commissioner Deens says upkeep is a state responsibility. plans for a new bridge akin to the Colorado River bridge are hoped for soon. Mr. and Mrs. J M Skaggs planned eastern markets for spring and summer merchandise.
A report from Mrs. A Swarts at her bedside says she was very ill at the start of the week but is now much better.
A compact notice from Sykes Variety Store inviting customers to come in and place offers on items in the store core inventory. The brief signals a promotional tone and potential bargaining on core goods.
Sykes Variety announces a spring millinery sale running through Saturday. Valentine Variety at the store features a wide range of hats and accessories with new seasonal prices.
An advertisement touts a home dental treatment claiming to cure sore and bleeding gums in hours. It presents a medicated solution described as delivering medicine to tooth roots, purportedly reducing pain and infection, and avoiding dentist chair costs. The bloc credits JACKSON HOLCOMB DRUG CO for the recommendation.
Radio audiences will hear top opera and concert stars through Star Broadcasting Experiment. Victor’s John son and AT&T unite to bring regular radio recitals this year featuring Alda Bauer Bori de Gogorza de Luca Mleta Gordon Jeritza Martinelli Matezenauer McCormack Ponselle Schumann-Heink Scott and the Flonzaley Quartet. The move aims to raise radio music standards and influence home culture.
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