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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1925

Page

6

Improved Ford Cars Arrive in Winters Showing Revised Design

The first improved Ford models debut in Winters at Nance-Brown Motor Co. with touring cars on display and other types to follow from Dallas. Ford Motor Company reports orders exceeding 192 368 nationwide as interest grows despite limited local availability. Buyers are urged to place orders early for fall and winter use amid strong dealer confidence.

Nance-Brown Motor ‘Co Tocal Ford Lanham Brown Dallas Nance Brown Ford Motor Company Detroit United States

Miners Distinguish Work Style From Baseball Players

The note contrasts miners with baseball players noting that miners are always out on a called strike, while suggesting a difference in work rhythm and approach between the two groups.

Wingate News Notes Local Births Trips and Visits

Wingate Mr and Mrs J L Ragsdale made a business trip to Roscoe last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs M D Hall are proud parents of a baby girl named Mary Elizabeth who weighed eleven pounds at birth. Mrs Geo Blackwell, Rubye and Agnes Ragsdale went to Abilene Wednesday to escort Cleo Blackwell to Simmons University for the term. Cordelia Freeman has returned from Winters Sanitarium after an appendectomy two weeks ago and is recovering well. The gin at Wingate hums as cotton wagons crowd the streets. C W Fowler has two modern gins ready for the fall rush. Mrs S N Phillips was taken to Abilene hospital last Tuesday for an appendectomy.

J. L. Ragsdale Roscoe M. D. Hall Mary Elizabeth S. N. Phillips Abilene Hospital

Miles hosts banquet for chiropractors from Runnels and Tom Green

Dr and Mrs James H Craig attend a Miles banquet honoring about twenty chiropractors and masseurs, with Miles citizens boosting attendance to around one hundred. Dr Craig praises Miles hospitality while the Roosevelt brothers have reached India on their animal killing expedition.

James H. Craig Miles Runnels Tom Green Roosevelt Brothers India

Holdridge and Cottrell Wed in Tuscola Nuptials

Elvie Holdridge of Nance-Brown Motor Company and Miss Ethel Cottrell of Guion were married late Saturday afternoon in Tuscola. Holdridge directs the parts department at Nance-Brown, while Miss Cottrell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Cottrell of Guion. The couple are warmly regarded by friends in both communities.

Elvie Holdridge Nance- Brown Motor Company Ethel Cottrell Guion Tuscola Holdridge Nance-Brown Motor Company Miss Cottrell C. R. Cottrell

Street lands big contracts for gin equipment and courthouse

J. Street, a local tinsmith and plumber, won the contract to install lint and air flues at Ovale Hamlin and Farmers Gin, syncing with round bale gear. He has also just finished covering the Ballinger courthouse. George Key, at the Shriners Institute in Kerrville, directs readers to send him the Enterprise for hometown updates.

J. 1. Street Ovale Hamlin My. Street Ballinger George Key Shriners Institute Kerrville Texas

Church Notices and Local College Moves

Church of Christ holds Bible study at 10 a.m. followed by a preaching service after communion at 11. Grace and Evelyn Floyd leave for Stephenville to enter John Tarleton. Frank Tyson leaves for San Marcos to enter State Teachers College. Bonnie Rives had tonsils removed and recovers well. Thelma Colbern departs for Brownwood to enter Howard Payne College. Feels rubber priced at 1.20 per pound noted.

Frank Tyson San Marcos State Teachers College Bonnie Rives

Advertising is Essential If You Have Something to Sell

The column notes that advertising remains crucial for selling goods or services, arguing it helps reach customers and build visibility even in tough markets. It emphasizes consistent messaging and strategic placement to maximize return on investment.

Certainties Prove Elusive as Roads Boost Farm Markets

A rural note argues that good roads draw buyers to farmers and expand markets, while acknowledging many certainties remain unproven, underscoring the practical value of infrastructure for agricultural communities.

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Atwater Kent Wingate Guion Gil Church OF Christ Misses Grace Evelyn Floyd Stephenville John Tarleton Thelma Colbern Brownwood Howard Payne College Jim Smith Anson Abilene Winters’ Bargain House Oe G. & G. Dry Goods Co, Freeman’s Dry Goods
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