Winters Texas weekly publication notice
Published at Winters Texas Thurs day of Each Week entered at the postoffice at Winters Texas as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1927
Page
1
Published at Winters Texas Thurs day of Each Week entered at the postoffice at Winters Texas as second class mail matter.
Thanksgiving Day is marked nationwide as a time for family gatherings and worship. The piece encourages gratitude for health, friends, happiness, and divine Providence guiding the nation toward prosperity while churches fill with prayers of thanks and hope for the future.
Nearly 26 million letters were misrouted to the dead letter office in Washington last year. Had the envelopes carried a return address, many disappointments and heartaches would have been avoided and postal workers spared thousands of hours of labor.
The Foreign Language Information Service notes 845 U S newspapers in 16 languages with only 46 classed as Red. If yellow flirtation papers are added, the color strain would be greater and the classification broader than current labels.
Extra heat may start a conflagration. It is a good plan to make a thorough inspection of the chimneys and pipes this time of year. There is no pleasure in cashing a fire insurance policy.
The piece notes a craze for endurance tests in daily life. It recalls a report of a man lasting 14 minutes without breathing. The author contrasts this with ordinary people who continue to breathe, warning that those who fail may end up in the cemetery.
A man who is dishonest for money is fundamentally dishonest in all things and a coward for fearing to take chances without handicapping others in the game of life.
A brief note explains that money spent at home circulates within the neighborhood and can return to your pocket, emphasizing local economic support and community resilience.
Local residents report visits and gatherings across Olney Harmony and Ballinger areas. Families including Hoots Clark Pumphrey Hud son and Byers share weekends, dinners, and church events while others relocate or travel from Allen Harrison Mullin to hunting trips in Menard County.
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