15 May 1925
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
1
Published at Winters Texas weekly readers are informed of advertising rates for single column inch per issue and per line charges. Subscriptions listed at the year amount with publication details and publisher names Winters Enterprise Hill and Hall.
A personal message from Alfred Lamotte expresses heartfelt thanks and inner reflections. The narrator laments and contemplates life while acknowledging emotional depth, authenticity, and the struggle to convey sincere feeling through prose.
Many members of congress plan chautauqua appearances during the long recess. Senators Pat Harrison of Mississippi and Willis of Ohio, favored by big brown tents, tour summers for higher earnings than their Capital Hill salaries. Proponents say the lectures sharpen their public service by engaging with the people.
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The article discusses editors facing a dilemma over printing crime news and its impact on public perception. It notes concerns about sensationalism and the balance between informing readers and causing fear. The piece questions how to report responsibly as crime coverage evolves.
A local note urges residents to beautify and improve their surroundings this season. It mentions health and well being and highlights planned community efforts led by local figures to prepare for the year ahead.
The text argues for a public campaign to support disabled World War I veterans and the orphans of fallen soldiers. It frames the effort as a moral debt owed by American citizens and urges a wholehearted, spontaneous response to back the Legion's appeal.
The nation’s mints now turn out over £1000 daily in gold double eagles. The widely heard eagle’s scream grows louder as production increases, drawing public attention to the booming minting activity.
The list of students who practiced one hour daily for the past week includes Ethel Phillips, Doris Dunn, Faye Ellis, and Loreece Blackwell. The remaining sentence offers an optimistic motto about convincing a pessimist.
Stockholders meeting notice from Winters State Bank invites holders to attend at the directors bank in Livelock to elect and approve matters for the coming year. The notice outlines annual procedures and upcoming actions.
Banker's wife credits Adlerika with easing stomach distress and gas from deep seated causes. The advertisement claims quick action and gentle intestinal evacuation, noting it often works in one hour and never gripes. Sold at Owers Drug Store.
The American Legion launches a drive to establish an endowment fund for its charitable and civic programs. Leaders urge members to contribute to secure financial stability for future initiatives.
First National film As Man Desires screens Monday and Tuesday May 18 and 19 at the Queen Theatre. The drama follows a British army surgeon in the Indian service falsely charged with murder, his downfall among South Seas outlaws, and a dying dancing girl who helps clear his name and reunite lovers.
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