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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1943
Page
2
Fragmentary notice records an authentet entered as eecone clase Matter at the Post Office in Greate Texas on March 1 1018 under the Act of Congress August 12 1871 with likely administrative actions and dates.
Franklin D. and Winnie celebrate a twofold victory. A conference saved civilization and history. the unconditional surrender option was chosen. The speaker urges wiping out German language and making English the sole language of America.
Coke County Livestock Association sponsors tax aid for farmers at the County Agent's office. A small clerical fee covers help in completing Income Tax Reports. Bring the required form and information to receive assistance. If gross sales reach 1200 dollars, action is prompted.
A local bank director serves in the Upper Colorado River Authority aiming to build an irrigation system on the Colorado River near Bronte to flood thousands of valley acres. He has traveled to Austin and Washington to advocate the project, which the Federal Government has deemed feasible and plans to begin after the war. He also volunteers in church work, teaching the men’s Bible class alongside his wife, both active Baptists.
B D Snead cashier of First National Bank Pronto, native of Frath county now calling West Texas home. Formerly with San Angelo National Bank then eight years as cashier at Robert Lee bank. Pleasant, attentive, valued by staff, Methodist church member, tax notice from Travis B Hicks County Agent requests timely income tax return filing.
The Enterprise printed verses months ago and received high demand for more copies. An advertiser ordered 500 copies and each letter or bill sent includes a copy of the verses. The text features a satirical exchange with Hitler and the Devil narrated by a Central girl.
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