Winters Enterprise Rates and Publication Details
Winters Enterprise in Winters Texas lists weekly publication, advertising rates by column inch and line, yearly subscription price of 1.50, and notes postal entry as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1927
Page
1
Winters Enterprise in Winters Texas lists weekly publication, advertising rates by column inch and line, yearly subscription price of 1.50, and notes postal entry as second class mail matter.
A plea urges residents to buy locally to support their own community. It argues that spending outside harms local profits and overhead, while advertising supports home merchants who back their goods. The message encourages readers to read local ads and choose Winters first.
The piece argues US manufacturers dominate car output with cheap, high quality autos. It notes exports topped half a million vehicles last year, about one tenth of production, and forecasts foreign demand rising to a quarter. Most new output will be used for replacements, shaping future production.
Projection suggests a steady market growth as population and wealth rise. The shift from one car per family to two is anticipated as the new average within a decade.
A new plant in Edmondton will produce newsprint from straw. The process smooths straw pulp to a white quality suitable for newspapers and aims to conserve Canadian forests. The commentary notes potential US adoption and echoes straw use in agriculture for profit and waste reduction.
The article notes that the United States now has about 700 broadcasting stations and that the number continues to rise each month as new outlets come online.
A dialectic about being on a so called sucker list and crowded with multiple lists. The piece notes over a billion dollars lost to crooked promotions last year and that most victims are repeaters who have bitten before. It suggests a seductive lure to the term sucker.
Senator Borah argues that 48 state legislatures and Congress produce about 10 000 new laws annually with only about half enforced. He notes over 10 million laws exist and asks if modern society is better than those under Moses Ten Commandments.
Local merchants offer quality clothing, foodstuffs, furniture, drugs, and automobiles at low prices. The message urges shoppers to spend wisely this spring to get the most for their money in Winters.
A Wise newspaper piece extols editors who promote farmer welfare and calls farmers the salt of the earth, highlighting the constructive role of press in agricultural communities.
An expert asserts the dollar's value at about seventy cents but the banker refuses to sell at that rate. The item highlights March’s return and the stubborn pricing dispute.
Fred Thompson leads Hands Across the Border at the Queen Theatre this Friday and Saturday March 4 and 5. Critics hail it as his best to date a fast paced action western with strong comedy and a prominent role for Silver King the horse. David Kirkland directs with Tyrone Power Bess Flowers and others in supporting turns. Mrs Press Edwards visited Ozona and returned with Miss Sybil Trotter.
The first auto resembled a rubber tired buggy involved in a runaway incident.
Communion at 11:45 and preaching at 11 oclock with evening service at 7:15 are announced. Mrs. T O Mathis of Texan is visiting sister Mrs. Clarence Gambill and relatives. Mrs D M Hillyard of Abilene spent a week with Mrs J T Stevenson. The town eyes a bold 1927 for progress.
Mrs Leonard Procter and her daughter Joanne returned to Bal linger on Monday after a week with her cousin Mrs T V Jennings.
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