Post Office Bronte Texas Second Class Matter March 1918
Notice records the Bronte Texas Post Office designation as second class matter dated March 1 1918 under the act of August 12 1871. The line reflects historic postal classification for mailing privileges and publication handling.
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Bronte
Texas
Shoppers bolster price control by challenging overcharge
In New Orleans a store paid 100 dollars for a 15 cent overcharge on apples. Harry Roger bought six apples at three for 25 cents, weighing over three pounds, and demanded ceiling pricing of 22 cents for two pounds. After a dispute, he pursued legal recourse and later received a 50 dollar attorney fee and 50 dollars as part of a settlement. The incident highlights consumer action under OPA rules. Mrs. Dan Johnson returned to Waco after visiting family and reading The Enterprise. For sale: two studio couches and two-piece studio suites, all in good condition. prices reduced. SPILL BROS. AND COMPANY (Winters).
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New Orleans
Harry Roger
The
Usapawa
Houston
OPA Labor Advisory Committee
Roger
OPA
Labor Advisory Committee
Spill Bros. and Company
Winters
Bronte
Coke County
Coke Motor Company
Robert Lee
J. S. Craddock
Ivey Motor Company
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