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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1927

Page

8

Texas Aggies to Dedicate Kyle Field Before A and M Game

Texas and Texas A M expect the largest Thanksgiving crowd at Kyle Field with 25 000 advance tickets sold and 12 special trains. The Aggies will dedicate their new stadium prior to the clash in College Station. Simmons and Howard Payne prepare for a 15 000 crowd at their homecoming game in Abilene. Texas U tennis coach predicts the strongest middle west team next spring led by Wilmer Allison and a veteran squad.

Fort Worth Texas Charlie Bachman Kansas Aggies College Station Kyle Field Texas A. & M James Sullivan Aggies Texas-A. & M Austin Texas U Middle West D. A. Penick Wilmer Allison Hugh Dunlap Cleburne Louis Ferguson el Paso David Minchen Houston George Cunningham Leon Ammann

Merchants urged to welcome business and treat customers well

A moral admonition reminds merchants that business follows when customers are invited and kept satisfied by fair treatment. It emphasizes hospitality, fairness, and attentive service as core to attracting and retaining trade.

Earl Carroll Deliberates Quiet Time in Atlanta

Earl Carroll plans a period of quiet reflection amid reports of calm in Atlanta. The remark references two notable Ruths Ruth and Elder, hinting at symbolic rivalries or figures connected to the story.

Earl Carroll Atlanta

Local Shop News Notes Community Dinners and Visits

Rev. D L Barnes of Wingate filled his regular Methodist appointment here last weekend. T E Foster of Bluff Creek, who died in Abilene Saturday night, was buried here Sunday evening with Rev. Barnes conducting. Most of the deceased’s children attended the funeral. Guests included Mr and Mrs T Kiser at the Cate home. Churchgoers from Hylton and Blackwell visited locals. A Baptist singing is planned for the third Sunday afternoon.

D. L. Barnes Wingate T. E. Foster Bluff Creek Abilene Barnes The Baptist Church Dollie Ben Sheppard Lillie Bowen Velma Ponder of Winters Lee Ponder Olen Holland Archie Curry A. B. Sheppard Sweetwater Earl Kinard Paint Rock Hugh Gamble

Valley Creek Community Notes From a Sunday Gathering

Sunday attendance at Valley Creek church noted. Local families Amon Sliger Win gate and Mr. Mrs J L Allen hosted guests. Cotton picking affected school turnout while several residents shopped in Winters and Abilene.

Valley ‘Creek Amon Sliger Wingate J. L. Allen Pat Howard Jim Reagan Sam McClure Gene Crayton Wanda Bailey Maudie Howard W. T. Talley

Mexican Campaign Against Criminals

In Mexico a nationwide drive targets criminals with orders to exile future arrestees and convicts to the Maria Islands, the so called Devil's Island of France. Inspector General Roberto Cruiz directs the program amid a crime wave in Mexico City. five confessed murderers await shipment. The Maria Islands are known for harsh isolation and few returnees.

Brownsville Texas Mexico Maria Islands Devil's Island France Roberto Cruiz Mexico City Pacific

Engraved Christmas Cards Offered by The Enterprise

A brief ad notes an engraving service for Christmas cards with a complete line of samples. The reusable line hints at editorial humor about typewriters and a personal remark about Jack’s future tied to a yearly expense of 450000. The message ends with a winter storage joke on spuds.

The Enterprise

Biographers Split Into Truth Tellers and Best Sellers

The piece contrasts two biographer types: truth tellers who stick to documented facts and best sellers who prioritize engaging narratives. It examines motivations, risks, and audience expectations shaping biographical writing.

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