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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1936

Page

3

Progress of Recovery Reflects Jobs and Profits Rise

Federal figures show 88 000 new jobs in May and 650 000 in the last year, with four months losing 700 000 on federal relief. Profits for the first five months exceed last year's by about 40 percent, mostly in retail as federal funds aid farmers veterans and the jobless. Aviation and other newer industries grow, while building lags. Prosperity hinges on replacing obsolete housing to shelter all in need.

Federal Labor Department Standard

Bank Statement for Runnels County Bank Texas 1936

The document presents assets liabilities and capital for a Runnels County bank. It lists loans and discounts, bonds and securities, banking house and fixtures, reserves, cash items, deposits and capital accounts. The figures include totals for assets 226,66 207,763.89 and total liabilities and capital 207,763.80 with sworn attestation by cashier Lyle Deffebach on July 7 1936.

Banking House Reserve Federal Reserve Bank

Ports of entry curb interstate trucking across states

The article explains how states, led by Kansas with 65 ports of entry and 176 inspectors, require foreign licensed commercial vehicles to stop for clearance, insurance proof, and highway maintenance taxes. New Mexico Nebraska Oklahoma Maine Utah adopt or consider similar controls, with six other states debating the system.

United States Potomac Delaware Kansas New Mexico Nebraska Oklahoma Maine Utah

Oxford Group Visions and California Expositions Inspire Change

The writer praises the Oxford Group’s ten day Berkshires gatherings as a powerful youth movement with a message of honesty unselfishness and love that could end war. He notes major fairs in California and predicts a 1938 San Francisco Bay island expo and two bridges linking cities. He recalls past world fairs and argues learning comes with entertainment.

California Pacific Coast Portland Oregon San Diego San Francisco San Francisco Bay Golden Gate Marin County Alameda County Buffalo

Principles and Youth of the Oxford Group Movement

The writer interviews Frank Buchman, founder of the Oxford Group, detailing its principles honesty unselfishness love and purity. The movement seeks to live by core beliefs without forcing church membership, encourages private soul searching confession quiet time and God guided decisions, and echoes John Wesley in reviving simple Christian tenets among joyful youth.

Broad Frank Buchman Pennsylvania Oxford University England Dr. Buchman Oxford John Wesley

Plan Faces Federal Role in State Highway Network

The proposal, while centered on state owned highways, risks crossing into Federal functions under interstate commerce powers, given the significant federal contributions to major highways with substantial cent funding.

Congress

Dull Headaches Gone Simple Remedy Does It

Headaches caused by constipation vanish after one Adlerika dose. The remedy claims to cleanse poisons from both upper and lower bowels, ending bad sleep and nervousness. Sold by Smith Drug Company.

Smith Drug Company

Garden Laid With Tile Endorsed By Demonstrator

Home food supply demonstrator Mrs. A. H. Witte of Clay county praises tile gardening, noting 115 feet laid with local sand and one sack of cement costing 90 cents. Pepper and tomato plants grow over the tile, with tomatoes appearing four weeks after planting.

Henrietta A. H. Witte Clay County

Black-Draught A Vege laxative for Constipation

Want ads claim Black-Draught relieves constipation by restoring bowel movement. Mr J P Mahaffey of Clinton DC reports the remedy cleanses the system and eases dull headaches drowsiness and lassitude caused by constipation.

J. P. Mahaffey Clinton, D. C

Spirit of America shines in flood photos amid despair

A Boston newspaper flood feature contrasts scenes of destruction with a central image of a smiling mother and her four children. The piece recalls the Dayton flood of 1918 and muses on resilience, genius, and science from Crile’s view of thyroid activity shaping intellect.

Boston Washington Delaware America Dayton Hamilton

Twin boys born same second show distinct traits in study

The passage notes that despite ancients linking genius to celestial positions, modern understanding says two boys born in the same instant can be entirely different. It then alludes to phrenologists claiming extraordinary talent could be detected by early assessment.

Better a Poor Man's Friendship Than a Rich Man's Benefactions

Proverbial reflection contrasts value of simple companionship with wealth based aid. Emphasizes dignity of mutual support over charity and social hierarchy. The saying frames friendship as humane wealth beyond money.

Public Enemy Decries Pensions for Youth

A public figure labels those who favor old age pensions for the young as public enemies. The remark reflects debate on welfare policies and social funding.

State Headquarters Texas Centennial Celebrations

Dallas hosts events marking the Texas Centennial with a series of ceremonies, parades, and exhibits led by state and local officials. The celebrations aim to showcase Texas heritage, culture, and progress through December.

Dallas East Texas West Texas Texas

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Che Winters Enterprise Hill & Hall, Publishers Fost Winters, Texas Winters Reserve District No THE First National Bank State OF Texas County of Runnels Lyle Deffebach W. G. Bedford J. W. Dixon I. N. Wilkinson Jack B. Wilkinson Berkshire Denmark Christian Brotherhood Stockbridge Salaria Bruce Barton Sars Daniel Webster Bismark Oliver Cromwell Napoleon George Washington Shakespeare Julius Caesar George W. Crile Cleveland la Place Professional Directory Jas. H. Craig Massuer Jordan Bldg N. Main St Smith & Smith Attorneys-at-Law Winters State Bank Bldg Guaranty Title Co. Abstracts Ballinger, Texas Chamber of Commerce Teras Valley Mills Buffalo Gap Taylor County Old Settlers Chico Fort Worth Galveston Nordheim—Firemen Atlanta Hays County Ben McCule Loch U.C. V Parker Houston Battle of San Jacinto Johnson City Bastrop Pearsall Winter Garden Hallettsville the House OF Hazards Dad Mac Arui Jim Honor AV NN Jim
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