Cotton exposure loss reaches seventy million in one season
The Department of Agriculture estimates weather exposure damaged cotton at 70 million dollars for a single season. Experiments show outdoor bales losing 370 pounds, a bale on timbers losing 49 pounds, and a warehouse bale losing only one pound.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
FOR SALE Poultry stock and eggs from Texas breeders
Multiple sale notices advertise purebred poultry including Dark Cornish winners with ribbons and prices for cockerels pullets and eggs, English White Leghorn hatching stock from Broth Eye Farm, Silver Wyandottes eggs and cockerels, Whittington Leghorns, and ongoing consignment at Winters Produce Co. with live birds and prices per dozen or hundred.
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W. F. Hartzog
Guy Tidwell
Desdemona
Tex
Broth Eye Farm
Coleman
Mid-West
Talpa
C. G. Smith
Winters
Texas
Whittington
Isaiah Whittington
Glen Cove
Stores to Close at Six O Clock in Winters TX 1927
A petition circulated among Winters merchants states stores will close at 6 p m starting February 21 1927. Signers include J M Skaggs Dry Goods Norman Smith Dry Goods Gates Nun nally Harwell Hickman Gardner Bros C G Meeks A L Barlow M Fairstein Krauss Dry Goods D Goldman City Cleaners and other local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Texas
J. M. Skaggs Dry Goods Co
Norman- Smith Dry Goods Co
Gates & Nunnally
Harwell-Hickman Co
Gardner Bros
C. G. Meeks
A. L. Barlow
M. Fairstein
Krauss Dry Goods Co
D. Goldman
City Cleaners
Hours of Worship at Methodist Church
The Methodist church invites attendance with Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m Epworth Leagues at 6 30 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m led by Pastor Gid J Bryan.
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Methodist Church
Hell
Epworth
Gid J. Bryan
Thomas Elmore Lucy
George Hall Elected President of District C E Convention
A Winters delegation led by Geo Hall attended the District C E Convention in San Angelo at the First Christian church. Hall was elected president with Gladys Grestman as secretary and Hall named state representative to the Cleveland Ohio international convention. Brownwood selected as 1928 meeting site. Seventy five thousand dollars a year for playing ball noted in closing line.
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San Angelo
District C. E
First Christian Church
Alma Rohr
Brownwood
Lucile Russell
Winters
Ballinger
Coleman
Menard
East Sweden
San Saba
Mullin
Veribest
J. W. Boultinghouse
E. T. Huppertz
Texas
C. E. Work
Dallas
Huppertz
B. B. Hester
Sterling City
George Hall
Gladys Grestman
International Convention of the Christian Endeavor
Cleveland
Ohio
B. O. Wood
First Presbyterian Church of
Life Work
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Bayon Bloomers
Silk
Lisle
Goodrich
Cole
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Bertha Barber
Ben England
Autrey
E. M. Davis
E. M. Shepperd
C. of C. Hall
Tash
J. A. Reynolds
J. T. Stevenson
Oene
Winthrs Produce. CO
Geo. Hall
C. E
John Deere Farm
United State
John Deere
Higginbotham Bros