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Newspaper

Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1925

Page

2

Son of His Father Robert La Follette Jr Wins Senate Seat

Robert M. La Follette Jr. tops Wisconsin voters to win a U.S. Senate seat in a landmark election. The son of a famous statesman enters the chamber at a notably young age, drawing national attention to the Wisconsin Idea and his family legacy.

Robert M. la Follette, Jr Wisconsin Senate United States la Follette Young Bob United States Senate Henry Clay Washington Badger

Pilots of Family Purse The Enterprise offers fall and winter ads

The Enterprise urges Winters merchants to promote local fall and winter merchandise. Ads promise large stocks from reading wholesale markets, best quality, and reasonable prices. Readers are told to watch the ads for the best shopping deals and Christmas suggestions.

Reading

Save the Birds We Need the Birds

A Midwest farmer lamented pheasants ate his corn and Iowa game officials found nearly 200 cutworms in the birds but no corn traces. Crows avoid corn and seek insects, helping control pests. without birds, crops would suffer from insect damage.

Middle West Iowa Game Department

Tax Cut Forecast By Incoming Speaker Longworth

Representative Longworth, to be speaker when Congress meets in December, predicts a tax reduction of about 400 million dollars. He says this amount can be cut without harming the economy, a figure that would delight voters nationwide and reduce taxpayer burdens if fully enacted.

Longworth Congress

Detroit firm unveils tiny metal bag promise

Speaking of insects, a Detroit manufacturer claims a small metal bag can be herded in an eight foot parking space and flutter fifty miles on a gallon of gas. The piece suggests doubt about whether this venture is legitimate or criminal.

Detroit

Any Old Crow Colors for Women’s Wear

A partial item notes new colors and shades in women’s fashion. The readable fragment suggests a discussion of trends and fabrics but lacks full details or specifics about identifiable designers or garments.

Prosperity outlook amid banker confidence at Atlantic City

Henry Ford predicts a century of prosperity as the American Bankers Association meets at Atlantic City. Members foresee steady gains for at least six months with strong world trade, ample cotton and corn, and a deep tax cut announced. The mood is positive and cautious about the next period.

Henry Ford United States American Bankers’ Association Atlantic City U. S

Davenport Case Delayed Yet Again in Merizon Killing

Davenport, Irion county stockman, avoids trial for murder as defense cites wife’s illness and a newborn. Judge Sutton places case on next term. A 200-man special venue was excused. first trial in May ended with a hung jury. Insanity plea noted.

Gratton Davenport Irion County Fifty-First District Court Merizon Sam Rodgers J. H. Suggs W. A. Wright Oscar Frink Alex Collins J. F. Sutton Davenport San Angelo Standard

Bravery and Economy Called to Redefine War’s Cost

Observers argue that the extravagant ritual of risking lives demands a new economic approach. The idea centers on valuing sacrifice while avoiding waste, urging policy makers to rethink wartime resources and civilian support.

Hoot Gibson baffles fans in Vernon Park baseball scene

Picture Delightful Entertainment reports Hoot Gibson, the movie cowboy, proves his hitting by smashing a ball for three bases during filming of Hit and Run at Vernon baseball park. Director Edward Sedgwick and writer Raymond N. Schrock shaped the story of a cowboy slugger entering the major leagues.

Gibson Universal Hoot Vernon Edward Sedwick Raymond N. Schrock

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EA. Shepperd Winters Enterprise Hill & Hall, Publishers Winters Texas Main Drug CO Abilene Wichita Falls Mall Aday West Texas Telephone Co West Texas Telephone Company Picture Delightful Entertainment Hoot Gibson A. E. Davis E. A. Davis Menard M. A. Patterson J. Edwards Lawn Ray Howell Coleman J. T. Bryson Norton J. E. Howell Weldon Howell City Homer Stokes South America Mr. and Mrs A. T. Stokes Star Bakery Ingext Speer Bros. Grocery Dempsey Wills Perry’s Army Store Ford Ford Motor Compas If. O. B. Detroi Michigan F. O. B. Detwels
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