Campaign spending and polls loom large in 1932 election
The piece analyzes campaign financing rules since the corrupt practices act, noting around 25 million dollars will be spent nationwide. It details party and committee expenditures, voter turnout aims, extended polls, and the rise of straw polls including the Cleveland News survey predicting Landon 307 electoral votes to Roosevelt 220, amid criticism of poll accuracy. It mentions New York voting time extensions and potential delays in vote reporting.
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Congressional
Washington
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Naional Committee
Union
New York State
New York
Buffalo
Middle West
The
Cleveland News
Landon
Roosevelt
White House
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Future Farmers of Winters win ribbons at Runnels fair
The Future Farmers of Winters High School earned premiums totaling 40 dollars as they placed across several exhibits. Frank Brown led with a blue ribbon fat calf and a winning pen of five lambs, while Cecil Vinson took first with feeder lambs and a fat calf second.
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Winters High School
Runnels
Frank Brown
Cecil Vinson
Winters Boys
Weldon Mills
Franz Belitz
Willis Davis Hampshire
Rufus Williams
Douglas Cole
Conny Berry
Gerald Proctor
Winters
J. M. Williams
Gerald
J. M. Brooks
Brady
San Angelo
Future Farmer
T. J. Adams
Jerry Dry
Cipriano Chavarria
Eddie Green
Clarence Krempin
Harold Millorn
Benjamin Nitch
Monroe Overton
Harold Watson
J. C. Watson
Future Farmers of Winters
Sunday services and society meeting notice
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with preaching at 10 55 a m and 7 15 p m Sacrament of the Lord s Supper observed Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 00 p m J W Sharbutt
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Missionary Society
J. W. Sharbutt
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m B Y P U at 6 45 p m preaching at 7 30 p m Monday W M S meets for a business meeting at 3 30 p m Wednesday Mid Week Prayer Service at 7 p m
Lutheran Sunday School Time Change
Sunday School at the Lutheran church is listed for 9 30 with emphasis on teaching in a calm setting. The fragment mentions faith and community but lacks clear details about location or date.
Cochran N F Club Members Host Regular Meeting
Members of the N F club gathered at Mrs. Joe Crockett’s home Tuesday for an afternoon meeting. Embroidered quilt blocks were made for the hostess and hot chocolate and pumpkin pies topped with whipped cream were served. Relatives and friends from San Antonio Roby Winters Abilene San Angelo attended as noted in the report.
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N. F. Club
Joe Crockett
Earl Chapmond
A. .B. Chapmond
T. H. Worthington
H. M. Roberts
B. B. Smith
Ray Tunnell
L. Ernst
O. D. Bradford
Crockett
Grandfather Roberts
San Antonio
M. Roberts
Roby
Tom Terry
N. C. Terry
Kelly Brown
Free Knitting Lessons With Yarn Purchases at McDaniel Store
Mrs. A J McDaniel offers free knitting lessons to any buyer of Bernat yarn in new colors. Kathleen Stanley, in training at Hendrick Memorial Hospital, Abilene, visited her parents Mr and Mrs W T Stanley on Wednesday afternoon.
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A. J.mcdan
Iel
Ite
Kathleen Stanley
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
T. Stanley
Sympathy Cards Sold In Stock At The Enterprise
Gray bordered sympathy cards are carried in stock by The Enterprise. The notice notes availability for customers seeking greeting cards for condolences in a local shop context.
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The
Enterprise
Death Notice for Mrs Raymond Phillips
Obituary note expresses sorrow at the death of wife and mother Mrs Raymond Phillips. It thanks those who sent flowers and acknowledges the support from friends and the church community during a difficult time.
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Uit
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Coon
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Cochran
Abilétie
Charlie Taylor
A. B. Chapmond
Dallas
Otis Davis
Davis
Chapmond
Coe
Enya
Phillipe
Ren
Oxford
Specia
T Bea
Rte
Peat
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