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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
7
Brances Johnson presents a piano recital at the Presbyterian Church on Thursday Evening December 31 1925 at 7 45 o clock. The event invites piano lovers to a refined program featuring Johnsons solo performances in a historical concert setting.
A fragmented report notes a dance themed gathering named Duett Sunflower at the Sunshine Fairies event. Names such as Joyce Henslee Frances Johnson McClymont Smith Leslie Konitz Van Biene appear in the readable fragments as participants or performers.
Alabama Senator Heflin spoke in the Senate urging a southern cotton bloc meeting in Atlanta on January 5 to push a 25 percent cut in cotton acreage. He argued Egypt’s edict shows acreage reduction and that releasing land to feed crops lowers costs and raises profits, plus amends needed for delivery parity. Also notes on cattle imports and local farming concerns amid low cow and hog supplies. ending with an odd advisory line about convicted bandits.
The district expresses gratification at the bank's growth and earnings for the year, noting it as one of the best years. Saturday and the following week offer mid season hat free with each silk or wool dress. Norman Smith Dry Goods Co. Mrs. J E Forbus and children visit Ballinger for holidays with aunt Mrs. J E Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Speer and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Patrick visit Ballinger Sunday.
A promotional note offers a mid season hat with each silk or wool dress purchased. The tag line attributes the offer to Norman-Smith Dry, indicating a retail partnership or in-store incentive for customers next week.
Advertising blurb notes a midseason sale on silk or wool dresses for Saturday and all next week at Norman Smith Dry Goods. The brief card emphasizes a fashion offer and store name without further details.
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