Opposition to Monopoly and Home Trade Ads in Winters
A letter expresses concern that sending money out of town fuels a retail monopoly and harms the community. It argues against monopolies and organized greed, urging readers to support home trade advertised by Winters business men and to engage the public in discussions on the issue.
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Ture
Winters
Local Notices From Vague Woven Fragments
Fragmentary report references Gladys Joseph, Tor Cheha Shoher, and Vorey Barber with unclear events. Mentions West Texas Utilities and flood prevention efforts amid scattered phrases about crime and memorials.
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Gladys Joseph
Vorey Barber
Syemen
West Texas Utilities
To Hoka Visitors Stay With Knight Family
Mr and Mrs Carl Parks of To Hoka visit Mrs Knight and relatives. A remark suggests President Herbert Hoover would ignore a six hour workday proposal.
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Carl Parks
Tohoka
Herbert Hoover
Weekend visit and gatherings mention Seals family
Wednesday notes Mrs. W. H. Seals of Winters spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Seals. A sizable group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sun.
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W. H. Seals of
Winters
Mrs
Lee Seals
Mrs. Vernon Sun
Cans for Canning 2s and 3s and Pressure Cookers
Mr and Mrs C W Gregory and Mamie visit the bedside of Mother Gregory who is seriously ill at Killeen. His Ford kicked him breaking bones in his left arm after an incident with the vehicle.
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Ford
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Doermitne Buldup
FOR
King’s Dairy
Winters Laundry
Higginbot!Am’s
A. L. Barlow
Palm Beach
Coupland’s Variety Store
Jackson
City Bakery
Partners In Prosperity
J. M. Skaggs Dry Goods Co
Jno. A. Maddle of
Dallas
J. H. Craig
Supt
A. H. Smith
College Station
Mr. Merchant
West Texas Telephone Company
Wm. Cameron & Co. Incorporated