Baird Eleven Faces Blizzard Next at Ash ley Park
The Baird eleven meets the Blizzards this afternoon at Ashley Park in the third game of the season. Captain Knight and ex captain Fields urge fight and victory while coach Smith notes position shifts and improving players including Bailey at backfield and Anthony at center.
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Baird
Ashley Park
Smith
Bailey
Anthony
G. Singleton
Edwards
Barttes
Goodnight
Simmonz
Knight
Fields
Robertson
R. Bartlet
L.E
M. Deadman
B. Anthony
G. Nance Teeteeenes
Barberee
G. Knight R.T
J. Vaneil
R.E
L. Edwards Q
T R. Phillips
L.H
J. Fields
Deadman
Key
Nance
Young
Vancil
Bartlett
B. Neely
D. Barber
Barber
Aeeneeen Naaege
Singleton
Rye
Campbell
Mitchell
Vans
Ray Yound
Wen Peeenenentgny
Ffields
Peatidan
Roy
Reneerder
Morgan
Euennersabanay
Bearden
Dickey
A. Nichols
Betcher
Morrison
Veel R. Nichols
Perriman
New Orleans Copper Market Reports Cotton Yields and Exports
H B Beer of New Orleans wires market notes from Winters Texas on October 1 1925 with yield estimates from 13 440 000 to 13 640 000 bales and a higher 14 716 000 bale figure excluding linters. Exports today reach 256 000 bales and domestic textile demand remains strong. optimism for European purchases and large interior rain risks cited.
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H. B. Beer
New Orleans
Jess Taylor & Co
Winters
Texas
New York Commission House
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tenn
Miss
Belt
Atlantic
Europe
H. B
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams Host Party for Five Couples
On September 25 Mr and Mrs Frank Williams entertained five couples and their spouses at their home. The evening featured a planned program with music by Mrs Buford Owens and a quartet, readings, and ice cream with cake. Guests included M R Chapman W M McKissack Noel Reid Jno Hall Carl Davis Preston Garrett Lee Davis E A Shepperd Will Curry Buford Owens Homer Mosely Carl Henslee J S Neely Walter Neely Albert Spill I M Preston L Daniels Hal F Smith Mrs Ruth Ramsel Miss Foster Oscar Taylor Arthur Duncan Ed Gee Albert Roberts Carl Ester Davis Ima Gene Curry and Master Williams Preston.
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Frank Williams
Buford Owens
Rath Ramsel
Messrs
Neely
Duncan
McKissack
Ruth’ Ramsel
Walter Neely
Messrs and Mesdames
M. R. Chapman
W. M. McKissack
Noel Reid
Jno. Hall
Carl Davis
Preston Garrett
Lee Davis
E. A. Shepperd
Will Curry
Buford
Owens
Homer Mosely
Carl Henslee
Albert Spill
I. M. Preston
L.daniels
Hal F. Smith
Stewart
Ruth Ramsel
Miss Foster
Oscar Taylor
Arthur Duncan
Ed Gee
Albert Roberts
Carl Ester- Davis
Ima Gene Curry
Wiliems Preston
Absence of Farrow Sees Fort Worth Assistant in Office
During Secretary Farrow's absence in Fort Worth an office assistant will be present each afternoon from 8 to 5. The arrangement ensures coverage of duties while Farrow is away.
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Farrow
Fort Worth
Winters Chamber Band Visits Crews for Home Merchant Unity
About twenty five Winters business people toured Crews on Tuesday evening as the Winters Chamber of Commerce Junior band, led by Joe Ward, performed a creditable concert. Crews welcomed the delegation with remarks from Mr Beth, praising the visit and the boosters. H O Jones, J N Key and other Winters officials spoke on supporting local merchants and invited Crews residents to Winters for goods not available locally. The event fostered neighborly fellowship and a shared aim to boost regional commerce despite cotton-season travel.
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Winters
Crews
Chamber of Commerce
Joe Ward
Beth of
Inters
Beck
H. O. Jones
Winters Chamber of Commerce
J. N. Key
Blues Lose Contest Entertain at Tinkle Park Sunday
The Blues finish behind White in a Sunday School attendance contest of the Men’s Bible Class at First Baptist. They will host a post service gathering at Tinkle Park next Sunday noon after church, with a pie eating demonstration as proof of the loss. Mrs V Vanzandt assists at Norman Smiths.
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First Baptist Church
Tinkle Park
Committee For the Blues
Sandhy
Sanitation Urged to Curb Typhoid Spread
Dr. Fred Tinkle warns typhoid is scattered in the area and calls for better sanitation. He says city water is okay but people should avoid surface wells and use personal drinking cups to prevent further cases.
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Fred Tinkle
Tinkle
O. K
Winters Chamber of Commerce Letter Urges Loyalty to Local Buyers
A dated plea from Winters Chamber of Commerce appeals to residents not to disturb households by door to door peddlers and agents. It asks citizens to buy locally from Winters stores, promising benefits for schools, streets, water, and town improvements. It praises business people and calls for support of local commerce.
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Akec
Wini New
Winters Chamber of Commerce
Card of Thanks for Zelda Edwards
The Edwards family expresses gratitude to all who supported them during Zelda’s illness. They thank the doctors, nurses, and Brother Bryan for their faithful care and the floral offering. They wish blessings on each helper and offer condolences when the death angel visits their home.
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Zelda
Bro
Bryan
J. P. Edwards
Wheat stalk contest at Ballinger fair offers premiums
Farmers growing THOROBRED COTTON stalks are urged to bring selections to the Runnels County Fair Ballinger for judging. Prizes include 50 dollars for the best three stalks 25 dollars for the second best three 15 dollars for the third 10 dollars for the fourth. County Agent C W Lehmberg will appoint judges and supervise. Entrants must attach their name to their stalk group in a sealed envelope. Checks will be prepared for the top four placements.
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Runnels
Ballinger
C. W. Lehmberg
Nash and Ajax cars secured by Davis-Patrick firm
M. S. Patrick of the Davis-Patrick Motor Co. returned from Dallas with arrangements for his firm to handle the Nash and Ajax automobiles and brought two new Nash cars home, one already sold. Patrick praised Nash Special Six and Advanced models for their quality, stylish Seaman bodies, French-type roof, and distinctive molding features.
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M.S. Patrick
Davis-Patrick Motor Co
Dallas
Nash
Ajax
Shim
Patrick
Nash- Seaman
Farrow Recovers in Fort Worth After Health Break
J. E. Farrow secretary of the Winters Chamber of Commerce leaves for Fort Worth to enter a sanitarium for two weeks of rest. Doctors at Winters and Abilene found nothing serious, only nerves strained from long work. Friends regret his breakdown but hope the vacation restores his health and energy.
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J. E. Farrow
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Will
Farrow
Daily receipt average 366 bales from local gin reports
A city report from seven gins shows total ginned at 6,659 bales yesterday. Distribution lists Kornegay Round as 3,562 bales, Square 262, Farmers Gin No 1 280, Farmers Gin No 2 159, Reid & Hinds 04, Williams & Miller 788, and Runnels County Gin 544.
Lions Club Raises Funds for High School Football Team
The Lions Club at the Methodist church lunch appointed Dr. Maddox, Van Zandt, and Albert Spill to raise about 150 dollars to cover high school football team expenses from training. A committee will place framed copies of the Lions Moral Code in all school rooms.
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Lions Club
R. C. Maddox
V. Vanzandt
Albert Spill
Lions
R. T. Thornton
H. W. Lynn
A. H. Smith
Berhens
Abilene
Bert E. Low
Texas
Winters
Gid J. Bryan
Queen Theatre
Hodge
Abilene and Southern Expands Freight Switching Space
The Abilene and Southern railroad is laying about a quarter mile of new switch parallel to the station to handle rising business. The improvement promises greater convenience loading and unloading freight from box cars. Visitors in Austin over the weekend included Mr. and Mrs. R L Labenske, Wallace and E B Labenske.
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Abilene & Southern ‘Railroad
R. L. Labenske
Wallace and
E. B. Labenske
Austin
City Plans Election to Convert Warrants into Forty Year Bonds
A city proposes calling an election to convert about $85,000 in short term warrants into long term bonds. The plan aims to reduce interest costs by securing forty year financing. The move targets refinancing high rate debt with a lower interest structure.
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Mrs
Bindges
Tinkle P In
Norman-Smith’s
Davis-Patrick
Abilene & Southern
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