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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
4
Winters Texas weekly publication lists advertising rates for column inch and line space per issue. Subscriptions priced per year at 31.50. Paper notes post office mailing as second class matter.
A poem describes a man derided as a queer gent whose tale of misery sparks anger in a town. The speaker recalls the townspeople punching and ejecting him after hearing his sad song about things going wrong, highlighting prejudice and violence.
The piece argues that fishing is a legitimate sport for both young boys and older youths, valued as a simple relaxation from adult duties and responsibilities.
Maine Governor Baxter honors a deceased dog by placing a bronze tablet in the State museum after previously half masting the Statehouse. The anecdote compares him to Senator West of Missouri as a friend of a four legged companion.
The season opens with heavy emphasis on power hitting as home runs dominate games across leagues. The piece notes Ruth may struggle to keep pace with the rising swatsmen, reflecting a trend toward prolific long balls this year.
Farmers and business leaders feel hopeful as crop conditions look good and repayment supports a rising local economy. The message highlights improving business conditions and a positive community outlook.
Lawmakers in several states have introduced over 2,000 bills addressing the motor industry. They have explored numerous regulatory forms while experts note the surge of legislation outnumbers automotive accessories.
The Enterprise urges readers to compare value at local stores, noting quality merchandise and reasonable prices. It emphasizes getting more for money and staying in touch with weekly ads to maximize savings.
A National holiday picnic and free barbecue hosted by the Winters Klan No. 273. The event features abundant barbecue and amenities for all ages, with prominent Klan speakers discussing the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan principles to attendees and families.
After a several weeks illness Paul Riddle died at Winters Sanitarium about 12 30 pm Wednesday June 17. He was praised for exceptional character dutiful conduct and abstinence from tobacco. Survived by his parents one sister and five brothers and many relatives.
Mrs Crowson and Quinton Roberts and family returned from a week in Sterling City. Mrs Laudamy visits Winters before moving to San Angelo. W H Seales’s Los Angeles kin attend his funeral. John Griffin and Darrell Jordan couples welcome newborns. mothers healthy, father not expected to recover. E A Shepperd attends state insurance convention in Fort Worth. Hugh Cleveland family visit Bradshaw. Jno T Curry travels to Ballinger. Nilate ad note ends.
A. Hugh Clark thanks community for loving ministrations to Paul and family during illness and death. He notes about 250 dollars raised to ease financial burden and thanks those who volunteered. He says grief remains heavy but relief comes from generous sympathy and help.
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Reid of Brownwood and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Motley with children of Ballinger spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Low. Mr. Reid filled the pulpit at the Hatchel Baptist church for the morning and evening services.
Master Charles Alexander of Dallas visits the home of Jac McNeil this week. He handles a Dallas News paper route and engages in many newspaper activities, described as an allround, gentlemanly young man to meet. The note ends with a disturbing line urging violence against flies.
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