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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1927
Page
1
Advertising rates for single column inch thirty cents per issue readers per line ten cents per issue subscription for one year the item entered at the Winters Texas post office as second class mail matter.
The passage proclaims a bold national claim to leading in literature science arts and industry. It asserts dominance in boxing and a pivotal wartime entry that influenced Allied victory, framing progress in culture and economy as proof of strength.
President Coolidge vacations in the Black Hills focusing on sleep and fishing. The piece notes the retreat from city life, praising the woods as a tonic for nerves and a restorer for the overtaxed body as he relaxes away from state duties.
Enchange notes travelers avoid reading ads on the way. The quip adds a playful warning about not overreacting. A tongue in cheek line imagines a decade later ads printed on the moon’s face.
A speaker argues for smaller currency units, asserting it would not be harder to circulate than the current system and urging action to reduce the currency size.
Col Charles A Lindbergh has earned eighteen medals and a vox populi medal of merit, more orders than any living American. The piece notes his abundant publicity and iron pants button of the flying mail, highlighting the unprecedented public attention he has received in a brief period.
The text credits Charles Lindbergh with achieving unprecedented conquest and publicity in a very short time, noting that he breaks all records for those feats.
Citizens urged to clear weeds and rubbish from neglected vacant lots to improve town appearance. The note warns property owners who neglect eremsts are subject to consequences and public disapproval.
Our roads face a menace from reckless drivers described as a threat to safety on the highways. The piece calls for strict action against those endangering others, arguing they should be treated like other criminal threats and punished to prevent further harm.
Clarence Darrow declares there is an awful lot of bank in the world and uses his addresses to argue against capital punishment, inserting his speeches as a measure.
There is still one record Babe Ruth can break. The Prince of Wales has passed his thirty third birthday and is still a bachelor. Lots of girls must feel encouraged.
A public message extols home trade and local prosperity, linking thriving public schools churches and services to residents' support of local businesses. It argues that buying locally sustains banks, merchants, and industries, ensuring community stability and civilization.
The article argues that a town’s growth and desirability depend on local business activity and welfare of residents. It stresses neighbors helping neighbors in hardship, the danger of relying on mail order and distant stores, and notes farm land values rise with proximity to a thriving town. Miss Wilma Arnold visits relatives in town.
Mrs. R. E. Bacon and her son Robert left Monday to visit friends at Blooming Grove. The piece closes with a forward looking remark about an American voyage to the moon and back twenty five years from now.
A new Ford model is not expected to be capable of climbing a tree, noting its standard design and performance limits.
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