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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
2
Published at Winters Texas on Fridays rates listed for single column inch per issue thirty cents per line per issue readers and subscription yearly one dollar fifty cents entered at Winters Postoffice as second class mail matter.
Armistice Day marks the world’s peace anniversary seven years after the 1918 end of World War I. The article urges observance as a holiday and a chance to unite Christians, honor veterans, and envision a future without war.
The article notes Winters grows slowly but steadily while Miami expands rapidly. It argues slow growth yields lasting stability, contrasting Winters cautious pace with Miami’s brisk development and strong current momentum.
The town notes a gradual growth pattern and asserts no fear of future downturns after a past expansion boom. Residents emphasize prudent planning and no discounting of the future in their community.
The department of agriculture notes a surge in farm radio use with over five million farms able to listen nightly to weather crop and market updates. The radio complements but cannot replace the country newspaper, which remains read by 85 percent of American homes and 66 percent of households rely on the home paper.
Firestone interests have secured leases on nearly a million acres in the Libarian republic on Africa’s west coast as preparedness against future rubber shortages. The British currently control the present rubber supply. Liberian development could ease the outlook. If Americans enter rubber on a big-business scale, potential future airframe tires may rely on Liberian rubber.
Fragment describes a mysterious book and a tower where a hook arrives to reveal a secret of literature. The readable text suggests a treasure hunt or hidden tome, with a focus on discovery through a pivotal doorway or ascent.
The passage suggests readers choose books that suit their tastes rather than forcing all classics. It argues there are books for every preference and that selecting ones that resonate yields great personal happiness.
A humorous reflection shows parents fret over educating their children in youth, while in adulthood the dynamic flips and adults fear for their aging parents education and care.
The Winters First Baptist Church reports nine B Y P U unions including one primary two juniors two intermediates two seniors and two adults. Training service drew 150 attendees last Sunday. A senior union bought a piano and messengers will attend the State convention in November.
E R Jackson, recently in Sonora helping build a new Methodist church, visits home for a few days and renews his Enterprise subscription for another year.
Mrs A M Dickinson of near Ballinger is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs V Vanzandt.
The Necessary Evil stars Ben Lyon and Viola Dana and opens next Tuesday at the Queen Theatre. The story travels from Cholopan Central America to New York and a college town, featuring vivid Latin life and bright city scenes. Director George Archainbaud crafted extended sequences to capture the atmosphere. Mr and Mrs John Barnett of Victory are building a new home in South Winters and plan to move soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashburn of Stamford and Mrs. J L Lawrence of Waxahachie left after a friendly visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R M Ashburn and returned to their homes last Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs H Len Smith of Abilene spent Sunday at the home of his brother Surp A H Smith. Mr and Mrs Delance of San Angelo and Mr and Mrs Fred Delance of Miles were guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Powell the latter part of the week.
A brief item records a segment about a person visiting San Angelo last week to see friends and relatives, noting travel and social visits in the city.
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