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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
2
Hill Hall publishers publish a Winters Texas weekly ad listing rates for single column inch per issue reader line charge per issue and yearly subscription price. It notes post office filing as second class mail matter for Winters Texas.
Gov Don Ahey proposes placing a white cross at the site of every serious highway accident to mark where the body fell. The concept would imply many crosses along Ohio roads if adopted widely, turning roads into a somber memorial.
The report notes more than 85,000 women are employed across U S government departments. They work in diverse roles, reflecting expanding participation in public service and the nation’s wartime effort.
The text notes women moving from diplomacy to broader work as voting rights expand. It claims women now occupy many government jobs with few remaining barriers and most positions open, though some are still listed as undesirable.
Mr. Ford’s stance is noted as not provoking much dispute or deep impact on the dairy sector. The article suggests broad support for his views among Americans, with over ten million Ford car buyers referenced as a sign of influence.
Henry Ford questions milk as food predicting synthetic milk will be cheaper and better. Dairy interests fear impact on profits as public debate echoes in baseball fan sentiment regarding a St. Louis suit scene. Clarence Young and family from Hillsboro visited T. B. Young's household over the weekend.
A Winters civic message urges residents to speak positively about the town and work together to foster growth and valuable local business. It stresses honest boosterism and collective effort to improve the community.
The article notes a trend where grown women now wear skirts, reversing the idea that only young dolls or children want them. It highlights rising sales of dresses as adult women embrace new styles and fashion.
Chevrolet Motor Company expands September production by over 16 percent to 53 165 units, aiming to meet rising demand and large unfilled orders. Day and night shifts boosted. August ship record set at 4284 cars to dealers. Growth driven by lower prices, model improvements, and strong southern and southwestern recovery.
Friends of Mr and Mrs W W Walko of Houston report a baby girl born recently. Walko, connected with Krauss Dry Goods in Lone, is a longtime city resident.
The text argues that industry experts also understand public needs and that essential services like the West Texas Telephone Co. require cooperation with and the interests of the people served. It emphasizes that industry success depends on public service involvement.
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