Advertising Rates in Winters Texas Column
Advertising rates listed for Winters Texas include 30 cents per single column inch per issue, readers at per line per issue, and a yearly subscription rate of 1.50. The notice indicates post office entry as second class mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Texas
Support for Farmers to Join Local Chamber of Commerce
A community appeal emphasizes farmers are vital partners in the chamber of commerce. It argues the chamber promotes town interests and growth, urging farmers to enroll as members and provide moral and financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Groundhog Day Forecast Foretells Six Weeks Of Weather
February 2 marks the groundhog’s annual forecast to reveal if winter will linger. If Mr G Hog sees his shadow, he turns back to his burrow promising six more stormy weeks. The piece defends the groundhog as a harmless creature tending to its affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Jack Frost
Doom At The Doorstep The Road To Back To The Farm
A terse remark frames a looming choice between returning to rural life or facing mounting pressure. The speaker warns of an inevitable turning point that could force a drastic shift in life plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
Shining 1927 Model Motordom Campaign Launch
Motordom has launched its 1927 campaign and the annual New York automobile show showcased the latest models. People await openings of this show and similar expositions nationwide as they seek the newest motor machine styles with fashion for milady becoming secondary to the machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motordom
New York
1927 Auto Design Trends Highlight Michigan Mechanics
The era shifts from Paris models to Michigan mechanics as auto makers emphasize beauty, utility, safety, efficiency, and economy. The industry has transformed civilization, grown capital and labor, and expanded urban horizons with vast highway investments. A look forward to the 1927 model closes with a New Year reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Michigan
The Faultfinder and the Lightning House
A critic who caused a tenant to move out was promptly followed by the house being struck by lightning. The anecdote presents fault finding as a mixed blessing and a rare instance of apparent good arising from criticism.
If you can't get what you want, want what you get
A brief philosophical reflection urging acceptance of present circumstances. It argues that chasing vague desires makes us overlook valuable, available opportunities and suggests appreciating the "package" life offers.
Notice Cash on All Work by Winters Blacksmiths
On account of bad collections we are forced to do all classes of work for cash only. We will appreciate your not asking for credit. Winters Blacksmiths J W Corum A C Harrison D S Moore J J Ger heart and P E Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Blacksmiths
J. W. Corum
A. C. Harrison
D. S. Moore
J. J. Gerheart
P. E. Miller
Soldierly Hero In New Picture At Queen Theatre
Lewis Stone stars in Old Loves and New adapted from The Desert Healer. The World War hero travels to the Near East after a faithless wife abandons him. Marion Fairfax production presented by Sam E. Rork for First National at the Queen Theatre January 31 and February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stone
First National
E. M. Hull
Near East
Sam E. Rork
Marion Fairfax
Queen Theatre
Stone
Five Prize Winners at Los Angeles Poultry Show
Five roosters named as champions in the poultry class at the Los Angeles show. Breeds listed from top to bottom include bantam buff cochin white wyandotte light brahmin and Island Red, reflecting the pride of achievement among contestants at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mistah Smith the banker praised in dialect quote
A Progressive Farmer quotation depicts a Black farmer asking about a banker's character. The borrower states Smith is a fine man who lent him five dollars over a year ago and never demanded repayment. He also mentions giving a quarter dollar every Saturday in trust and being told not to bother about the principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistah Smith
Liberal Minded Nola and Doug in Odd Exchange
In a Bucknell Belle Hop item a lighthearted exchange centers on Nola asking if marriage is possible with Doug who confesses being a somnambulist. They joke about attending different churches as a playful quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola
Doug
Bucknell Belle Hop
Former bank employee takes job at Continental State Bank Rising Star
Mr. D. S. Moore Jr., long time employee of the First National Bank, left Monday for Rising Star to start a new position with the Continental State Bank there. A leading clothing manufacturer notes women wear fewer petticoats and bloomers than in the past. The figures show auto brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Moore, Jr
First National Bank
Rising Star
Continental State Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. A. Sheppers Insurance and Loans
Winters Enterprise Hill & Hall, Publishers
Winters Oil Mill
Speer Bros
R. P. House
J.J. Street
Dodge Brothers
Alamo Motor CO
Winters, Texas
Dopnse Brothers