Local ads and notices crowd Bronte Enterprise pages
A jumbled page segment shows local business plugs for Kemp Kleaners Coke Fanc Ice and South Texas Lumber Conpenya. Mentions include lawyers Marvin Hanz Glenn Lewis M. E. Ledberry and H. O. Williams as editorial restraint noted. The piece urges reader patronage and patience amid improving times.
Bronte Enterprise sponsors local businesses and services
A rambling promotional list for Coke County merchants in Bronte includes funeral homes Johnson and Vautrain, insurers A. J. Taylor and Ed Vautrain, several Bronte traders like Northcutt’s, T. W. Taylor Furniture, Bronte Cafe, Bruton and others. It highlights shopping options from groceries to gas, oil, furniture, clothing, and tax services, plus local theaters Texas in Bronte and Alamo in Robert Lee and the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronte Enterprise
Tor
Stocmpeni
Inter
Bronte
Johnson
Coke County
A. J. Taylor
Dale
Doc Grape
United States
Northcutt
Bronte Cafe
Robert Leeway
Club Cafe
Mrs. Strickland
C. E. Bruton
Barney Modgling
E. E. Robertson
T. H. Rogge
The
Texas
Alamo
Robert Lee
Wojtek Boys
Nathan
Abe
Ed Schuch
Schuch Motor Company
Max Beck
Haymond Orlebeke
Solomon's
Moore & Wood
Moore Produce Co
Ballinger Way
First National Bank
L. T. Youn
Unclear OCR notice yields odd offtime remarks
Fragmentary text mentions poll taxes and figures, plus remarks about J. B. Mackey and Paul Good. No coherent event or clear individuals beyond these loose references.
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Paul Good
Site welded steel farm buildings promise cheap rapid construction
Wisconsin research funded by Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp develops a site welded system that makes steel barns silos dairies and poultry houses competitive with traditional materials. The plan anticipates war trained welders finding peace time jobs and easier supply through standard steel forms for local dealers and builders.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Carnegie-Illinois
Laying a Safe Foundation for Farm Buildings
Agricultural engineer M R Bentley from the A M College Extension Service advises masonry in foundations to resist rot insects and rodents. He notes concrete rock or brick with cement mortar, rot resistant wood for shed foundations, frost line depth, and two feet of wall below ground to deter rats. He adds footing spread depends on building weight and soil, with granaries needing more footing than chicken houses.
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M. R. Bentley
A. & M. College Extension Service
Bentley
Buying Blankets Wisely
Miss Fay Croslin of Texas A and M Extension offers practical tips for selecting blankets. Emphasizes warmth from wool content and weave, nap quality, and proper length for durable wear and easy laundering.
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Fay Croslin
Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
Texas Veteran Poll Tax Ruling Clarifies Free Voting Rights
Texas Attorney General Grover Sellers clarified rules on the free vote for soldiers and World War II veterans. Ex-service members remain liable for poll tax but may vote without payment. Veterans discharged before May 5, 1945 must pay if voting in November. those aged 21 to 60 with permanent disabilities face tax requirements. seniors over 60 vote free.
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Grover Sellers
Texas
Sellers
Rulin
Ehich
Toyota
Army veterans may re enlist under ER C before Jan 31 1946
Army Recruiting Service announces that veterans who fail to reenlist within 20 days after discharge may join the Enlisted Reserve Corps in their former grade and later enlist in the Regular Army while retaining that grade if done before January 31, 1946. Reenlistment allowance also may be paid if the Regular Army enlistment occurs within three months after discharge. Complete details are at the recruiting station on the second floor of the St Angelus Hotel in San Angelo Texas.
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Army
Enlisted Reserve Corps
Regular Army
Army Recruiting Service
St. Angelus Hotel
San Angelo
Texas
Texas Tops Nation in Aircraft Registrations
Texas leads the nation in aircraft registrations, with California ranking second. The data highlights Texas aviation activity and registry counts across the U.S. metro areas and operators.
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Texas
California
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Cecil Kemp
Kemp Kleaners
Coke
Bronze
E. C. Rawlings
L. T. Youngblood
J. T. Harmon
B. D. Snead
Willie B. Millican
Ass’t
U.S. Army
South Texas Lumber CO
O. H. Willoughby
Bronte, Texas
Vautrain Insurance Company
DIAL
W. Beauregard
Vautrain
Funeral Hore
Texas Theatre
Judy Garland
Robert Walker
Cartoon and News
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Alamo Theatre
Pine Seiterance
Toer
Leone
Frank
J. B. Mackey
Western Plains
TNE
Pontiac
BUICK
Schuch Motor Co
Oakes and Beauregard
J. C. Stricki