Hill and Hall Stored at the Post Office Winters
The notice indicates Hill and Hall items are stored at the Winters post office, identifying location as the storage site for second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1936
Page
3
The notice indicates Hill and Hall items are stored at the Winters post office, identifying location as the storage site for second class mail matter.
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The piece argues fear as the root of bodily ills and argues that spiritual life guides physical health. It contrasts liberty under democracy with autocratic rule, warning against government overreach and praising individual rights. It references Dr Crile and Russian events to support its stance.
A historical article stresses a single fundamental conflict between human liberties and dictatorship. It argues this struggle tears the world apart with Americans facing abetted encroachments on action and thought by absolutist governments.
Inoculating cowpeas at planting time produced 6 486 pounds of green vines per acre for C W Duncan Cass county farmer. This was 7 716 pounds more than a plot where the seed were not inoculated per county agricultural agent report.
A local ceremony shows that the happiness of a couple and their families matters more than guest count. Friends and relatives gathered to celebrate in a simple setting, with heartfelt vows and warm wishes for the future.
Oak Creek Home Demonstration Club met October 13 at Mrs. Claude Rowland home. Mrs. A D Dudley was re elected president with Maude Phillips as vice president and Claude Rowland as secretary treasurer. Other officers include reporter Marvin Phillips council member John McGown bedroom demonstrator Claude Rowland yard demonstrator A D Dudley. Refreshments followed the business session.
Retired U S Navy Lt. Harry A Adams and his son prepare to sail a two masted schooner in search of a sunken Spanish galleon believed wrecked 400 years ago. They estimate treasure at least seven million dollars and plan to move from the Caribbean to the Canary Islands seeking a further two million in Spanish silver dollars.
A broad forecast notes that total presidential ballots will exceed any prior election. Major parties push to register every potential voter with New York near a million more registered than in 1982. Expect turnout effort to focus on mobilizing all qualified voters before election day despite lingering apathy.
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