05 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1942
Page
1
Austin health official Dr. Geo W. Cox warns malaria danger after heavy Texas rains. He says to remove water-holding rubbish and emphasize active measures now. Malaria undermines civilian defense by delaying work and draining manpower.
Bronte 1.0.C. F. LODGE NO. 307 meets on the first and 83rd Thursday nights each month at Lodge Hall. Visiting brothers are invited to meet with us. Roy Taylor N. G. M. H. Robinson Sec.
The Enterprise publishes official political announcements for candidates seeking office in the 1942 Democratic primary. Homes of nominees are listed for verification and eligibility.
Some scholars estimate that Indigenous peoples lived in Texas 100000 years ago but a concise proof is still sought. The statement contrasts rough estimates with the need for tangible evidence from archaeology or related fields.
Rural notice states berries for sale at a berry farm located north of San Angelo, with directions implying a single farm sale.
Bus timetable shows Abilene View and Happy Valley departures with listed morning and afternoon times to and from Abilene San Angelo and nearby towns. Also notes San Angelo departures and intermediate stops including Robert Lee Bronte Happy Valley View and Abilene. Also mentions Texas history and ancient Indian paintings near Paint Rock and visiting relatives in Abilene.
A note recalls weekend visitors Mr and Mrs A G Taylor of Angelo in Bronte. It quotes early Texas Rangers praise their mixed fighting traits and mentions the Caddo as Texas’ largest Indian group at white settlement. It adds Provisional Governor Henry Smith cut Texas state seal from a brass button imprint.
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