Bronte Post Office Second-Class Admission Note
The item records Bronte Texas postal history as a second class matter notice dated March 1 1918 under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
2
The item records Bronte Texas postal history as a second class matter notice dated March 1 1918 under the 1879 act.
The article notes PTA funds support a fall 144 movie sector purchase for 470 dollars including equipment, with a final payment of 266.95 due. It allocates 100 dollars for equipment and sports gear, 100 dollars for library books and magazines, and maintains a first aid kit. The Homemaking Department receives new periodicals. The executive committee met on February 5 to discuss meeting the year’s financial goal and allocating more to the library fund.
The Tenth Annual Report of the Social Security Board recommends expanding coverage to all wage earners including agricultural and domestic workers, public employees, nonprofit workers, and self employed farmers. Credit for military service is urged for the fifth year. In the San Angelo area last year about 1100 beneficiaries received roughly $17,000 monthly in benefits.
A college editor argues for free religious inquiry while addressing fears of Church and State entanglements. He proposes off campus Bible chairs and urges tolerance among denominations to honor Jesus Christ and his principles.
John B. Stribling urges Bronte and surrounding residents to rally for a locker plant. He frames the effort as a fair test of local ability and enthusiasm and calls for collective work to achieve the goal.
A short public exhortation extols a young person as the future leader. It emphasizes the Boy Scout pledge to do one's duty to God and country, obey the Scout Law, help others, stay physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.
Northwest Texas reports sufficient moisture with snow aiding winter wheat growth and improving condition since last month. Despite drought, farmers remain optimistic for 1946, expecting higher cotton and grain sorghum output as harvests continue and pasture improves.
Miss Gwendolyne Jones of the A and M College Extension Service offers methods to locate foods in home locker freezers. She recommends clear durable labels with product name and pack date, plus servings, sweetness, and fruit or vegetable variety. A simple map or plywood sections aid quick reference.
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