New Postage Rates Set To Start April Sixteen
A 1925 public notice outlines the new postage schedule effective April 16 1925. It covers first class private mailing cards two cents, third class rates 11 2 cents per 2 ounces up to eight ounces with specific exemptions for certain books and seeds, and a 2 cent service charge on each parcel except rural collections. It also details money orders up to $100 and varying fees for domestic orders, registered mail, insurance and COD, return receipts, and collect on delivery, plus surcharges for immediate delivery on heavier parcels.
Card of Thanks for Carl Voss Family
The Voss family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and condolence after the death of Carl Voss. Mrs C Voss Edwin Voss and family A F Voss and family acknowledge the support shown during their loss.
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Carl Voss
C. Voss
Edwin Voss
A. F. Voss
Reward Offered for Vandalism of High Line Insulators
Winters Light and Power Co offers a $25 reward for information leading to conviction of anyone who shoots or breaks insulators on the high line.
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Winters Light & Power Co
Hoover's Improved Asthma Remedy Offered in Winters Teene
Advertisement claims all forms of asthma relieved quickly and permanently using Hoover's Improved Asthma Remedy. Doctors allegedly declared hopeless cases. Buy a one dollar bottle from your druggist with a satisfaction guarantee and return policy.
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Hoover
Owen
City building urged as drought and water issues loom
J C Watts secretary urges unity among townspeople amid drought worries and a city water lawsuit. He reports rapid housing growth, a potential two-route free mail delivery plan, new carriers, more boxes, and calls for numbered houses and paved or improved sidewalks along proposed routes.
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J.C. Watts
Sec. C. of C
Camp Fire Girls Hold Regular Meeting and Plan Birthday
The Camp Fire girls met Wednesday at 4 PM to finish curtains for the meeting room and plan a program for their thirteenth birthday. Two new members joined. Attendees included Minowe Dawensa Morning Star Talapochon Minnehaha Walohi Wolo Topiah Red Wing. Messrs. Brown and Nance traveled to San Angelo Wednesday.
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Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire
Minowe
Dawensa
Morning Star
Talapochon
Minnehaha
Walohi
Wolo
Topiah
Red Wing
Baby Boy Born To Mr and Mrs Boyd Island
A son weighing ten pounds arrived for Mr and Mrs Boyd Island. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely. Elmer Speer visited in Abilene last week. Mr and Mrs Wallace Phillips of Goldsboro Texas were in Winters Saturday on business and stopped at The Enterprise office to subscribe. Mrs J M Skaggs went to El Paso Monday for her brother Raymond Senterfitt who has been hospitalized there for two years. his home is in Lampasas.
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Wallace Phillips
Goldsboro
Texas
Enterprise
J. M. Skaggs
el Paso
Raymond Senterfitt
Mr. Senterfitt
Lampasas
Farm Bureau Cotton Association to Meet in Winters
The Farm Bureau Cotton association of Runnels county will meet in Winters Saturday March 28 with attendees from across the county. Sessions begin at 2 30 in the hall over Main Drug company and feature speakers on banking cooperation and monthly meetings.
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Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Runnels County
Putnam Visitors Include Clements Flint and Harris
Mr and Mrs E Clements accompanied by Misses Carrie Flint and Jewelle Harris were visitors in Putnam during a recent sunny spell.
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E. Clements
Carrie -Flint
Jewelle Harris
Putnam
Wood for sale on Paramore ranch cords priced
Notice announces about 175 cords of wood for sale on the Paramore ranch offered by J. W. Cooper at 2.75 dollars per cord. Contact J. W. Cooper for details and arrangements.
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Paramore Ranch
Notice to Public on Registered Jack Sale
Notice states T. E. Fisher will stand on the farm 5 miles north of Winters with a registered jack, seven years old, 14 1 2 hands high, black with white points. Terms eight dollars cash or twelve fifty in cure. Contact Winters Route 2 telephone 4405. 46-2¢.
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T. FE
Visitors and local residents noted in Anson and Abilene
Mr and Mrs Joe Hines visited relatives in Anson this week. Mrs Dr Middleton and her children from Abilene stayed with Mrs Chas Chapman and family on Saturday. Morris and Howard Chapman joined them and remained overnight. W H Brown from Winters route 5 subscribed to The Enterprise. Harvey Smith of Abernathy spent the weekend with friends in the city.
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Joe Hines
Anson
Abilene
City
Chas. Chapman
Morris
Howard Chapman
Harvey Smith
Abernathy
Wingate Visitor Dalton Roland Spends Week in Winters
Dalton Roland from Wingate is visiting Winters this week to tour local sites and meet community members. He plans several scheduled engagements and aims to learn about regional opportunities.
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Dalton Roland of
Wingate
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Dale Street
August Street
State Street
Arlington Avenue
Lamar Street
Frisco Avenue
Albert Street
Melwood Avenue
Hamilton Street
Church Street
Main Street
Jones Street
Truett Avenue
Pierce Street
Eason Street
Tae Sepeh
Nedera Amusement
Woom
Noah
F. B. Collins
C. L. Logan
Messrs. Brown and
Nance
San Angelo
Elmer Speer
Farm Bureau
Lynn Stokes
Jnc
Cotton Association
J. S. Neely
S. H. Meek
B. H. Marks
Henry Todd
J. W. Cooper
Ralph Lloyd
Pharmacy Department
Baylor University
Dr. Middleton
W. H. Brown
Winters Route 5
The
Mr. Brown
Rock Island
Owithett
Roel Ostene Phreter
C. L. Green Milling and Grain CO
Ballinger
Dulin Tire Company
Dayton
CORD
Hicks’ Rubber Company
Dai Tire Co
Ballinger, Texas
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