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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1975

Page

3

Oil boom begins in Winters area with late 1940s cans

The town's oil story starts with a meager 1922 well in the southeast that failed. By 1949 a well on the B A Jacob place four miles northwest of Winters sparked major excitement and subsequent discoveries near Winters boosted production to hundreds.

B.A. Jacob Place

Winters, Texas: A Runnels County Village in 1892

Winters is described as a Runnels County village 16 miles north of Ballinger the judicial seat and a banking and shipping point. The entry notes a daily stage to Abilene and Ballinger, a population of 163, and lists local officials and businesses including postmaster F. Platte physician N. Rhabottom and firms such as Griffin and Murray for medicine and a general store connected to land agents and farm implements.

Texas State Gazetter & Business Directory R.L. Polk & Co Detroit Michigan Winters Runnels County Ballinger Abilene F. Platte R. Cooke Griffin & Murray Merz N. Rhabottom

Winters town history 1903 through midcentury summary

Town history recalls early Winters commerce and landmarks beginning 1903 with a marble soda fountain at a confectionery, a small cluster of shops, a white-top hearse, and Ed Stone’s funeral establishment. The Winters Recorder began 1903, later becoming The Winters Enterprise in 1906, with growth through banks, a newspaper plant, and a city water system, schools, and athletic facilities as the town expanded under successive owners and families.

Jarmen Brothers Fannin-Roberts Markowitz Stovall Ed Stone Albert Spill Ben Spill Spill Brothers Spill Bros. Co Winters Winters Band Winters Recorder W. D. Currier Currier Faulkner and Harris Winters Enterprise George C. ‘Hill Ed P. Easton East Dale Street Main Drug Company West Dale George C. Hill Gio

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