Reenlistment Benefits Highlight Army Career Appeal
A service member outlines incentives for a 3 year reenlistment including branch choice overseas, mustering-out pay, annual reenlistment bonuses, full family allowances, GI Bill eligibility, provided living and medical care, access to 200 Army school skills, 30 to 90 days furlough with pay, annual 30 day furlough with pay, potential retirement after 20 years with increasing pay, and credit for prior active service.
Bronte Enterprise welcomes readers as new owners take lead
The Bronte Enterprise announces new owners J R Mims of Water Valley Coke County and Ed Nunnally Jr thank Bronte and Coke County for warm reception. They praise advertisers, list early subscriptions and ads, and invite news from nearby communities while promising to publish through year end and January strengthening local ties.
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Bronte
Coke County
Mrs. Nunnally
David
Rose Josh Cela
J. R
Bob) Mims
Water Valley
Brooks Browning
Brooks
Iris
D. M. West
L. T. Youngblood
Frank Keeney
Hubert Whitt
C. R. Smith
Bob Knierim
Ed Rawlings
Bronte Enterprise
Ben Brooks
First National Bank
Bless
Margaret S. McLaughlin
Miami
Florida
Ralph Masterson
San Angelo College
Carlisle & Company
Blackwell
Church of Our Choice
H. R. Gassiot
Prince
Washington
West Texas
Mr. Nunnally
Dad
Charlie Buecking
B. A. Bell
San Anpete
New Subscription Rates Announced by Bronte Enterprise
The Bronte Enterprise outlines new annual subscription costs due to rising newsprint prices. Texas residents pay 1.50 per year and out of state rates apply outside Texas. Unpaid pre November 1944 go to D. M. West, while post November 1944 dues go to the present editor. Expiration dates appear with each name, and readers are invited to correct records in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Weeving
Adams
Robert Lee
Bee Hs
Jerry Mitchell
Bronte
Fay Croalin
Bronte Enterprise
Sioeaars
Robert Lee O
Eeeima
Jora
Fred ‘Nutt
Brady
Fred
Riegning
San Angelo High School
University of Texas
San Angelo College
Doc Grupe
San Angelo
Ballinger
Texas
D. M. West
Texas farm crops show 1944 leads in corn and cotton
Crop reports indicate Texas corn produced 69.6 million bushels in 1944 versus 66.0 million estimated for 1945, and grain sorghum at 96.7 million in 1944 with 68.1 million for 1945. Cotton output reached 2.646 million bales in 1944 and an estimated 1.88 million for 1945 amid labor shortages and harvest slowdowns.
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Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Moon
Avis
Hi A
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ED Nunnally, JR
Thest
Sy Ed Nunnally, Jr
Meath
BAEN
U.S. Army
Suardian
U.S Army
Fl. P. O. Bldg
Farm, Ranch and Livestock News
Carlisle & CO
Blackwe
Willis Smith County
Cactus Cafe
Inez Nutter
Prop. Bronte
M. Cumbie