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The notice lists a yearly subscription rate of $1.50 and includes mail matter details for Winters Texas.
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Texas
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
1
Speedy Steno Applicant Narrates Flair for Keyboard Work
A bold ad for a stenographer seeks speed and accuracy with human intelligence. An applicant replies with flamboyant boasting of unmatched shorthand skill and exotic tools, claiming extreme precision and reliability. She emphasizes secrecy and readiness and ultimately lands the job.
The June Bride Celebrated As Wedding Month
The piece notes June as the favored month for weddings with brides moving to the altar amid admiration. It highlights roses, green verdure, and seasonal happiness, while acknowledging brides from other seasons deserve recognition as well.
Getting Even with an Editor and Horace Greeley Story
A reader contemplates leveling a blow by stopping his newspaper subscription. The piece recalls Horace Greeley and an irate subscriber who believed halting his papers would kill the editor's publication. The anecdote emphasizes consequences of such actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
Crushed by Words Greeley Advice Quip Echoed
The speaker recalls a failed attempt to find the “crushing blow” and Greeley’s retort to go home and dip a finger in water to see if it remains. The Enter prise editor notes subscriber anger and vows not to let a cancellation derail fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Enterprise
Jose
Reckless debtor mocked as claim fails to pay
A sharp comment targets a person who runs up bills and boasts you cannot get blood from a turnip. The speaker implies a turnip can be squashed to settle debts.
Yours Pink or Blue Dress for Men Sparks Debate
A humorous note claims pink or blue silk underwear is an acceptable fashion for men, contrasting modern choices with rugged pioneer imagery. The piece questions social norms while imagining the awkward sight of a typical man in delicate undergarments.
Flood relief plan to aid Mississippi flood area farmers
Relief efforts move to loan programs for rehabilitating flooded Mississippi basin farmers so they can sow again and rebuild homes. Aransas businessmen consider a farmer loan corporation with support from intermediate credit banks. Red Cross provides feed and seed for up to a million acres. relief expected as top theme in December congress message.
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Federal Farm Loan Board
Red Cross
Louisiana
Congress
Shoemakers Fault Auto Boom For Fewer Shoes
In a recent convention shoemakers complained that prosperity from the automobile boom reduces demand, noting men buy two pairs of shoes yearly now instead of three. They blame autos for the change in buying habits.
Next Murder Trial Delivers Monthly Publicity Cycle
The public loses interest about a month after each murder trial begins, as coverage keeps pace with publicity but attention wanes over time. The remark notes a steady rhythm of high-profile trials and fading reader curiosity.
Winters State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the regular annual meeting of Winters State Bank stockholders on Friday June 19 1927 at 10 a.m. in the directors room to elect directors for the incoming year and address other business.
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Winters State Bank
There Are Worse Things Than a Car That Won’t Start
A witty observation contrasts a stalled vehicle with a car that won’t stop, hinting at persistent mechanical troubles and the comic severity of ongoing car issues.
Radio Fans Discuss Wave Lengths Versus Duration
A brief note contrasts the radio fan who is curious about wave lengths with the flapper who focuses on wave duration, highlighting different interests in radio wave properties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. A. Shepperd Insurance and Loans
Winters Enterprise Hill & Hall, Publishers
Speedy Steno
Europe
Airope
Irope
Hoboken
Pink
Magnolia
S. T. Polk
Prop
Stockholders Meeting
Hargrove Grocery
Chevrolet
Richie Jones
Fisher
Winters Motor Company
Haynie
Insurance Service
Milling & Grain Co
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