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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
1
The document records Bronte Texas as the Post Office where mail is entered as second class matter on March 1, 1928 under the Postal Act of March 3, 1870.
A PTA notes its fundraising for various needs including a movie projector package costing 470 dollars with 266.95 remaining, 100 dollars for basketballs and library books, and ongoing library and homemaking department purchases. The executive committee met February 5 to plan the year and decided to increase the library fund.
Eleven specific recommendations to Congress urge expanding old age and survivors insurance to all gainful workers including agricultural and domestic employees public employees nonprofit workers and self employed persons. San Angelo board notes benefits would boost regional welfare and credits for armed forces service are urged for five straight years. About 1100 people in the area received roughly 17000 monthly benefits last year.
The speaker argues that removing an obstruction, like a rock on a hose, restores flow. If a spinal bone presses a nerve, shifting the bone frees energy and allows nature to heal without further treatment.
An editorial argues for open discussion of Bible chairs in colleges, weighing the teaching question, teacher denominations, and religious freedom. It suggests off campus chairs to avoid church state conflict and urges Christian unity and mutual respect among denominations.
John B. Stribling urges Bronte residents to build a locker plant. He calls for local effort and belief in Bronte as a test of community abilities and enthusiasm.
A short vignette extols a boy as future leader and Scout candidate. It echoes the Boy Scout pledge to do duty to God and country, obey the Scout law, help others, stay physically strong mentally awake and morally straight. The speaker highlights the lad as the nation’s future problem solver.
Winter moisture improves wheat prospects across Northwest Texas with snow aiding the crop. Farmers remain optimistic for 1946, expecting higher cotton, grain sorghums, and other yields. Central East Texas reports a bumper rice harvest with about half milled and 1945 cotton altered. onion acreage near Dallas to be large. Lamb studies warn against keeping sheep with overshot jaws for breeding. one in sixty ewes affected.
Gwendolyne Jones of the A and M College Extension Service offers systematic methods for finding foods in freezer lockers. She advises clear durable labels with product name and packing date, plus optional data on servings, weight, and storage notes to speed retrieval.
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