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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
4
The text warns America against internal class and religious hatreds mirroring Europe's wars. It condemns preachers of hate who inflame others and stresses that tolerance and freedom of thought are core American foundations. Citizens should consider consequences before stoking group antagonism.
The Dallas Marine Corps Recruiting Office announces enlistment for 25 men during September for West Coast duty. Applicants aged 18 to 25 may request literature on duties and opportunities by visiting Room 822 Allen Building, 1700 Commerce Street, Dallas. Only exceptional candidates will be enlisted.
A local report notes residents who settle obligations promptly gain trust and financial standing within the neighborhood. Officials commend timely payments as key to stable commerce and safe streets.
The United States banks hold more deposits than ever with total money in banks above 58 thousand million dollars. Experts warn that unused credit may infl ate prices while production lags, creating a future of cheap money and high commodity prices as demand for credit fails to rise.
Washington insiders, amid the political lull, speculate on Roosevelt second-term changes and Landon era appointments. Ickes could become Controller General. Roper, Perkins, Swanson, Hull, Morgenthau, and Farley are discussed. for a Landon cabinet names include Hamilton as Postmaster General and Dickinson as Agriculture.
A proverb-style reflection emphasizes choosing friends who value character over kinship tied to material gain. It contrasts genuine appreciation with transactional ties, urging personal integrity and loyal companionship.
Major Sidney J. Cutler of the Dallas Recruiting District announces that within September 5 to 15, 1936, seventy five young men from the district may join Fort Bliss Texas and join reserve officer mobilization plans. Fort Bliss near El Paso offers gymnasium pool theater dances and frequent entertainment. Major Cutler refutes the idea that enlisted men cannot become officers noting only 26 percent graduate from West Point and 8 percent promoted from the ranks with 67 percent veterans from World War I. He adds annual regular army vacancies for West Point cadetships are about 90 and filled by those under 22 with at least one year of service. Recruiting stations include Dallas Fort Worth Waco.
Readable fragments mention Tyler Paris and Deni with a likely local notice context. No clear event or action. Further text needed to identify a specific item, date, or organization.
Fragmentary excerpt shows women claiming Cardul improved health. The text urges others to consult a physician if no benefit and mentions sharing the medicine with daughters and other ladies. The passage reflects testimonial advertising style of medicinal tonics.
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