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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
1
Winters Enterprise in Winters Texas lists weekly publication details with rates for single column inch ten cents per line and thirty cent per issue. Subscription priced at 1.50 per year and post office mailing as second class matter.
The coming race will see the wet and dry question debated by leaders nationwide. A party must take a firm dry stance if required. Opposition to the amendment likely won’t rise enough to threaten repeal, as the U S remains economically strong as a dry nation.
A political reflection warns that voter silence is misread as consent in campaigns. It foresees a sharp awakening after results, noting the younger generation's active stance and potential shifts in influence.
A fragment notes that even high status figures like United States senators or governors no longer command respect from youth. It remarks that young people often mock or disregard such advice, showing a shift in attitude toward authority.
Pennsylvania State College scientists fitted a live cow with a stomach window to observe vitamin B production inside her. The public furor portrays the hectoring era of science and liberty as the cow mirrors a taxpayer under scrutiny.
The piece argues that teaching children money as the chief goal of education leads to adults chasing wealth through risky schemes. It urges patience with those who fail under pressures created by parental expectations and the promise of riches.
The speaker contrasts trivial pursuits like oyster feasts and coffee drinking with a person who aims to disrupt bankers. The text suggests that one or two well cultivated bank cops could improve outcomes for many, implying a push for oversight or reform in banking.
The report notes more than 200000 garages were built nationwide last year while no one can recall the erection of a single livery stable. The contrast highlights shifting infrastructure trends without naming individuals or places.
The Department of Agriculture notes a tuber weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces as the largest potato reported. The find is presented as a notable record and a potential meal if the family size and hunger permit.
The piece notes fame can come from crossing oceans or by achieving recognition through a particular cigarette brand. It reflects on how public success is pursued via travel or association with a product.
Dallas reports a municipal court dismissal after a officer testified a defendant was so drunk he tore his hair. The witness described the man as bald with a glistening head, prompting laughter in court and a brief disruption during testimony.
Jewel Freeman thanks relatives and friends for tender care and sympathy shown during her father’s illness and death. May God bless you all.
Local sports news cheers Barney Johnson as he steps into a new role as team manager. Fans and teammates wish him success and express support for his leadership in upcoming games.
Lone Star school house hosts a box supper Friday night November 18. Local teachers Miss Clarice Stephens and students Miss Chloe Burson and Miss Mary Ella Bradley visit family and neighbors. other residents travel to Winters and Coleman. Mrs Ida Bates involved in a minor car accident but no serious injuries reported. Retirement of Ban Johnson from baseball noted as a historic topic.
A Duluth youth embarks on an unusual quest to open 1000 savings accounts across 1000 locations. The effort targets broad financial inclusion and personal achievement, drawing regional attention.
Ruth Elder says she will attempt the same stunt again in the spring. She notes the plan could become a common feat if successful.
Mr Dawes enjoys a lengthy break but within a week after Congress begins he anticipates needing another vacation.
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