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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1943
Page
10
A Bronte School class compiled patriotic poems showing strong anti Japan and anti Hitler sentiment. Student Jack Neal Vaughn writes that Japan and Germany are the worst on the maps and envisions capturing Hirohito and ending wars.
A short poem describes a yellow and blue little bird perched in a high tree with dainty feet. Dorothy Walton from Bronte School signs the piece.
Students from Bronte School share hopeful verses about the New Year 1943 and a patriotic resolve. The entries celebrate liberty, victory, and resilience amid wartime, with lines on skies, airplanes, and bright futures for children.
A nostalgic scene on a beautiful summer night where children play outdoors under a bright moon. The setting centers on Bobby Clark in Bronte and the general mood of community fun as summer begins.
One day a person observed a deer that appeared to notice them. The animal turned to flee, and the observer hopes to see it again someday.
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