Winters Texas Post Office Notice
Postal matter entered at the Winters Texas post office as second class mail matter.
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Winters
Texas
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
2
Ready for Christmas in Winters as holiday trade grows
Four weeks before Christmas, Winters merchants report bright prospects for holiday business. Stores show large varied stocks and up to date styles with reasonable prices. Merchants appeal to shoppers to follow Enterprise ads for gift suggestions and early shopping to ensure complete assortments.
The Florida Boom Promoter’s Paradise Under scrutiny
The Florida boom draws national notice as fortunes rise overnight. Critics warn investors to avoid blind property bets while financiers fund railroads roads and development. Despite hype, some land remains unfit for cultivation and could deflate values.
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Florida
Ponce de Leon
Chamber of Commerce
Rubber as Civilization's New Gold Headlines Firestone Acreage Leases
The piece notes America's rubber hunger and price surge from 17 to 75 cents a pound since 1924. It cites shrinking London stocks and highlights H S Firestone's move to grow rubber on a million acres in Liberia and another large tract in Mexico, signaling a shift to large scale rubber cultivation.
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London
H. S. Firestone
World's Banker Uncle Samuel Becomes Troubled Collector
Uncle Samuel, once the world’s banker for his sympathetic wartime loan efforts, now faces a terrible time making collections as defaults rise and repayment slows.
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Samuel
Cartoonist Brown Depicts Three New Rs Platform
The cartoonist Brown in a recent exchange lists three new Rs: reduction of taxes, reduction of crime, and reduction of armament, signaling a political stance. The piece highlights a call for fiscal restraint, crime reduction, and disarmament goals as key reforms.
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Brown
Lsts
Golden Rule Sunday Observed by Near East Relief
Golden Rule Sunday will be observed in the United States and abroad as a day to follow the Golden Rule with Near East war orphans. The event urges plain living and high thinking, testing sincerity and serving as a spiritual exercise for the prosperous while aiding the homeless.
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United States
Jessie McDonald Weds Printis Gideon in Winters Area
Miss Jessie McDonald of Poe Chapel married Printis Gideon who resides six miles from Winters. The ceremony took place at the Baptist Parsonage Sunday at 2 PM with friends and relatives present. A wedding supper followed at 6 PM at the McDonald home as neighbors extend best wishes.
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Printis
Gideon
International Fellowship
Good Miss
Jessie
McDonald Will
Jessie McDonald
Poe Chapel
Printis Gideon
Winters
Baptist Parsonage
McDonald Home
The World’s Greatest Circulation Paper Prefers Restraint
The Paris printed newspaper with the world's largest circulation avoids lurid headlines and graphic crime coverage. It uses American machinery and is run largely along American lines, yet it withholds sensational divorce and crime features to suit its readers.
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Paris
Hair Dressers Boom Slashes Five-Year Growth Mystery
Five years ago the United States had 5,000 hair dressing shops and now there are 23,456. The piece notes the rapid increase and muses on behavior linking goodness to happiness.
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United States
Winters Texas to vote on bonds for water and street work
Winters City Council orders a December 15 1925 election to authorize issuing 38000 in bonds for waterworks and street improvements. The plan funds a sinking fund with 6 percent interest for warrants and notes dating 1922 1923 1924 1925 plus sewer fund and general fund obligations. Voting instructions require for and against refunding bonds and the notice will be posted and published in Winters Texas.
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Winters
Texas
City of
J. W. Dale
H. H. Chandler
General Fund
Winters State Bank
M. E. Byers
Chas. Meeks
T. B. Young
W. H. Rogers
J. W. Davis
H. L. Chapman
J. T. Brown
State of
Runnels County
A. F. Roberts
Roxie Floyd
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