21 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1936
Page
1
J M Williams explains constipation as a digestive symptom common in late winter livestock. It results from dry feed, irregular regimens, or poor teeth and exercise, with treatments including regulated feeding, fasting then easy foods, warm water rectal injections, and careful laxatives for horses and cattle.
Mrs L J Gray received a surprise birthday at home on February 13 with several close friends in attendance. Jacqueta Jenkins celebrated a surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs C R Jenkins on February 14. Harvey Schmidt hosted a large youth gathering on February 15. Content High School presented The Ready Made Family on February 12 before a large crowd. The Content High School indoor baseball team defeated Lawn on February 12 and remained undefeated this year. Miss Mary England and Margie England visited Miss Nancy Pyburn on February 15 while Telva Jenkins spent the weekend in Novice with the Parkers. Bro Howell preached at Content Baptist Church on Saturday and Sunday.
President Franklin D Roosevelt and Vice President John N Garner are invited to open the University Centennial Exhibition and break ground for the Texas Memorial Museum at the University of Texas on June 7.
Will Rogers mediates a feud between the Seltons and Richmans in Old Kentucky. Dorothy Selton loves Richman trainer Russell Hardie as Rogers guides the lovers through hijinks to a race track climax and a surprise ending that resolves the romance.
A desert tale follows Dean Jagger fleeing a wrongful charge and joining renegades, then rebelling to rescue Gail Patrick as Buster Crabbe leads attacks on prospectors. The second thread follows Ann Prescott as war separates love, motherhood, and a return to La Scala with her son. Josephine Hutchinson and George Houston head the cast.
A film based on Kate Douglas Wiggin's novel follows two children in a rural setting. Though marketed for a youth audience, it is a broader tale of childhood heartbreak and resilience with action and dialogue that engage across ages.
Tom Tyler stars in Trigger Tom at the Queen Theatre with a bold balcony duel and action packed spectacles. The film mixes intense human drama with daredevil stunts that appeal to both children and adults.
Walt Mason argues that a man who poisons a good dog will be despised by everyone in hell when he arrives. This sharp moral reckoning underscores the cruelty of harming animals and the enduring disdain such acts attract.
The Martin family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during illness and after the death of husband and father J J Martin. They thank those who provided meals and flowers and offer prayers to bless all who extended support.
A local radio owner complains about broadcasting jazz on a pipe organ asserting his dislike of the combination He says he enjoys both jazz and pipe organ music separately but not when jazz is played on the organ He likens the fusion to an elephant dancing a jig.
County agents across Texas report 49 187 acres terraced contoured or chisled in January to conserve moisture and prepare soil for greater crop production. Jameson Palo Pinto notes 7 200 feet of terraced lines on 70 acres for James H Johnson. Lily counties report 860 acres on 20 farms. County commissioners aid terracing at operating cost.
The Texas Memorial Museum will be erected on the University of Texas campus with federal and state aid and funds from the Texas Centennial half dollars. It will emphasize displays in natural and civic history.
A brief note warns against insulting a debtor and stresses that threats or harassment are inappropriate while outlining expectations for repayment.
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