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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
1
Washington insiders weigh a potential Cleveland convention coalition with a Democratic tilt as the Supreme Court's wage ruling fuels constitutional tensions. Gov. Landon’s Kansan profile rises with scouts reporting a strong impression on Washington observers, reshaping expectations for the Republican ticket to oppose FDR.
An older health ad urges Cardus as relief for women with functional pains caused by poor nourishment. It cites Mrs. Cole Young of Leesville Louisiana reporting improved regularity and reduced pain after taking Cardui, and notes to consult a physician if Cardus does not help.
May registrations totaled 25 passenger and 8 commercial cars with entries from Patrick Chevrolet Ballinger and Winters, Jones Chevrolet Winters, Nance Brown Win t ers, Barnet Auto Ballinger, Sykes Ballinger, Bourne Winters, Dodges Ballinger Winters, and James Truck Ballinger. A stray line about women and secrets appears in the report.
The piece notes growing focus on who will be the second on the ticket as a united party forms behind a candidate. It wonders whether the VP pick will come from a Democrat or a life-long Republican and highlights unprecedented preconvention attention on the selection.
During May eighteen couples were issued marriage licenses by County Clerk W. W. Chastain, one more than April and matching May 1935 figures. Names listed include Claude Spann and Bessie Gene Brewer. Eldon Huckaby and Jewell Eason. Kenneth Garrs and Norene Merrell. Will Jones and Zinnie Holland. and others, with two couples requesting nondisclosure of names.
The article describes placing strips of paper under chiffon while sewing to prevent puckering. It notes stitching through both fabric and paper yields smooth seams and recommends this method for sheer materials.
San Angelo on June 5 saw hundreds cheer as Old Sorrell led a runaway horse dragging a garbage wagon down Irving Street. The horse ignored a red light and stop signs before reaching city hall where traffic captain C. T. Mahler restrained it. Police advised owner N. Barnes to tighten control henceforth.
The message urges value of temperance in all things and cautions against endless prep for actions. It highlights restraint over constant readiness and encourages practical, timely effort.
After decades of talk about lasting peace, recent conflicts reveal that nations struggle to keep promises of never fighting again. Analysts blame power shifts, alliance tensions, and unresolved grievances fueling renewed hostilities across regions.
Italy and Japan announce they will waive all claims to this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. The move clears potential disputes over the award and affects the prize’s expected proceedings.
Miss Jane Oliver returns home after a year as a student in C I A at Denton. She spends the summer vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W B Oliver.
Louis Johnson visited Anson on Sunday and was accompanied home by Mrs Johnson and their baby who had spent several days visiting relatives in Anson last week.
Private William Richard Poe son of Mr and Mrs Willis Poe serves with the Marine Detachment at the Centennial in Dallas He invites Winters friends to visit him while they attend the Dallas Centennial celebration.
Grady Poe returns home from McMurry College and will spend the summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Poe.
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