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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1927
Page
1
Paris veterans issue invitations for the ninth annual Legion convention abroad. An American contingent of about thirty overseas members is expected to attend. The event aims to strengthen international friendship and demonstrate global solidarity.
The article notes that Sunday sees more grade crossing accidents because people have more time to travel. Lacking specific destinations they hurry to reach home or other places, risking crossings.
The Lindbergh tour showcases American aviation and aims to boost interest in air travel. Sponsored by a government fund for aeronautics promotion, it travels through major cities while drawing enthusiastic public support and praise for Lindbergh's influence on the craft.
A Kansas City florist told the Kansas City Florists' association that newspapers are the best advertising medium to grow business. He noted regular ad placements in daily papers and cited Gladstone on mint as a guiding quote.
A speaker urged florists to use newspapers to grow business noting that those who do not advertise likely overestimate their knowledge and miss opportunities. The remark highlighted the role of print media in building a customer base.
The article notes farmers storing feed crops and picking cotton during pleasant days, many landowners leasing land for oil, and community happenings. It mentions Miss Vera Porch attending Winters high school, locals attending events at Crews and Ballinger, and talks by home demonstration agent Mrs. Lara Hollingsworth and Miss Lynette Stokes about a California Utah Colorado trip. It cites visits by Bryan Claxton, Sam Mathis, and others, plus home projects, canning for winter, and a sad note about Juanita Bates’s niece.
W E Cox and family took a business trip to Winters last week. Mr and Mrs I J Burson plus daughters Chloe and Lillie Faye visited John Burson’s home last Wednesday. The oyster is back.
With autumn underway residents prepare for winter by placing coal orders. Local distributors urge early ordering to ensure steady heat supplies and avoid shortages during colder weeks.
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