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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
3
Roy L. Hill announces his bid for the office of County Attorney of Runnells County. He notes past service from 1928 to 1934 and pledges full dedication, impartial enforcement, and strict prosecution of liquor cases, while honoring current administration and seeking voter support.
A reader quotes a partial line about getting the last word and facing a potential consequence. The fragment hints at a cautionary or playful warning regarding completing a phrase. No clear event or identifiable individuals are present in the readable text.
Texas State and Runnels County announce sale of undivided T. M. Lewis interest in 250 acres of Elisha Mather and Wm. J. Smith surveys. Judgment in Nance Brown Motor Co. v. Lewis, No. 1204, entered April 28, 1928. Sale at courthouse door on first Tuesday in July between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. for cash to satisfy $68.19 principal plus costs and 10 percent interest from 1928.
A concise aphorism attributes to Rousseau the view that men and nations improve only in youth, becoming unchangeable with age. It frames reform as a youthful endeavor and emphasizes the lasting impact of early vigor on societal change.
DRASCO notes list Miss Ira Mitchell and Miss Lot tying with Eva Green Dollie Foster Lucille Sanders Mildred Wood and Mary Ella Davis after returning from a G A study course at Howard Payne in Brownwood last Friday. Mrs Perry Wood of Plainview visits relatives.
D M West challenges Horace Sessions over constitutional qualification to be Texas representative. West cites alleged lack of residency and false swearing, cites House Journal ruling, and offers to withdraw or prove charges with documents from Altus Oklahoma while urging a public reckoning. He accuses Sessions of evading facts with a technical ruling and calls for investigation cooperation.
The quote frames selfishness as defending self while neglecting others, suggesting a tension between self assertion and social care. It critiques the idea as a paradox where asserting selfhood can harm communal bonds and fairness.
The speaker reflects on changing life subjects while maintaining that spinach has no place in their routines. They acknowledge evolving priorities but resist adopting spinach as a regular part of meals.
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