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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1927
Page
1
An editorial passage lauds Will Rogers as a leading American humorist and mayor of Beverly Hills. It highlights his practical philosophy, sharp observational wit, and charitable efforts including a Red Cross relief contribution that raised substantial funds.
During the fixseal year 1424-25 highway construction and maintenance cost nearly a billion and a half dollars. Public support for road spending has grown as rural districts shift from opposition to bond issues toward acceptance of higher taxes for better roads.
Thirteen hundred leading Americans have ratified a plan for a year of 13 months, each four weeks long. The reform would stabilize business accounting and anchor floating dates. Some tenants fear the change, arguing 12 rent days are hard enough without a 13th month.
Two Connecticut girls served as bridesmaids in separate weddings four miles apart and hours apart. The bride and attendants boarded a plane after the first ceremony and continued to the second, turning a wedding into a midair travel tale with a future marriage in progress or possible divorce awaiting.
A Great Comedian Will Rogers endures gall stones and a serious operation yet remains upbeat. He is recuperating well and expected to continue spreading sunshine and smiles with his daily wit. The note highlights his unique ability to bring mirth and common delight worldwide.
A survey by the Anti-Saloon League finds fewer than 5 percent of this year’s college and high school graduates drink and under 0.5 percent drink to excess. The article notes this weakens an argument against prohibition.
The lineup featuring Wark Gehrig Meusel and Lazzeri creates a powerful batting surge that unsettles pitchers. With this troupe at bat, opposing hurlers face a daunting challenge and little chance to settle into the game.
A persuasive call urging residents to buy from Winters merchants to boost the local economy. It argues that spending at home sustains jobs, schools, and services, and frames merchants as civic leaders essential to community welfare. The piece ends with a moral appeal and a nod to knightly ideals.
A skeptical view of courtship norms notes that suitors boast of wealth but avoid marriage mention and that women feel diminished when visiting hosts see them as unaccustomed to better living at home.
A wry note argues that a wife widens her husband’s family connections as a maneuver. The remark frames social networks as personal power and pride within domestic life.
A nostalgic inquiry recalls the girl famous for lamp chimney cleaning with newspaper and breathless effort on Saturday evenings, seeking updates on her life since the old days.
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