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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
4
Instructions cover when to transplant trees, root care, soil and water needs, pruning, and spacing. Note hard trees like pecan and persimmon require wide holes, deeper planting, and careful watering. Guidance stresses adequate space, moisture management, and patience for successful establishment. Also mentions Miss Mabel Richards departing for Baylor.
In Ballinger Ledger incomplete vital statistics indicate births exceeded weddings by over fifty and births outnumber deaths nearly three to one. County births total 462 with 118 deaths while city reports add 69 births and 77 deaths. marriages total 478 with records complete.
The Peererchers Association announces no social gathering at the school building on Tuesday. The meeting date is cancelled and invitations were extended to members and friends of the school.
Mr and Mrs A H Van Pelt are at home in Winters after moving into Carroll Spangler's recently purchased house. The relocation is noted in local society circles with no further details provided.
Chapman Bros. announce relocation of their office to the railway north of Farmers Gin No. 1. They will answer calls for Gulf Refining Co. products. Phone 216, two rings.
Clifford Kornegay, who was home for the holidays, has returned to A. and M. to continue his studies.
Five room house and two lots offered for sale or trade. Mules accepted as part payment. Price set at 1600 dollars. Contact H. L. Stooksberry for details.
New York reports shifts in carrier spacing to reduce squeals on bands as Arthur Batchellor of the Commerce Department outlines tests aiming to narrow gaps from ten to nine or eight kilocycles. Albany notes Governor Smith urges enforcement of the Volstead Act and a state referendum on the federal child labor amendment. The piece closes with a poem by Minerval Wells.
Mrs C TD Garrett returned this week after spending several months in Mississippi visiting relatives.
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