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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1954
Page
8
A Texas senator warns that agriculture and small business are critical to the state and that any economic downturn hits them first. He cites 1953 farm cash income 17 percent lower than 1952 and a 14 percent drop in overall farm prices, urging readiness to use established safeguards to prevent a recession.
Mr and Mrs W T Teague and son visited the Elbert Carpers Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Zach Tounget and family visited the Ernest Tounget family at Talpa Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Brown and family visited the Clifford Hagemans at Bronte Friday evening. The quilting group met with Mrs L Y Harrell Thursday. Quite a number of Tennyson folks attended the March of
Local notes report Mr. R H Baker’s return from Shannon Hospital after two weeks. Families relocate including John Gaston and children to Robert Brown house. Several visits and minor injuries cited. sharp weather prompts Sunshine shower for Mrs. Ben Brooks. Several residents travel for visits and induction notes, including George James Jr returning from Sul Ross College and Joel Webb entering the army.
The regular Parent Teachers Association meeting is set for next Tuesday night in the local gym. Fay Moore will speak on What Our School Taxes Provide, with Algie Durbin leading and special numbers by Interscholastic League contestants. Everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs J Adair spent the weekend in Killeen with her daughter and son in law Lt and Mrs Geo Faulk.
Public notice-ad style recommendation to avoid harsh laxatives and use Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative Syrup Pepsin. Claims it provides gentle relief, tastes good, relieves temporary constipation, reduces stomach sourness, and offers a money back guarantee. Includes mail-in offer to Box 280 New York.
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