05 May 1944
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1944
Page
1
A 19th century notice cites a matter at Bronte Texas involving the Post Office and a government act dated August 12 1871. The brief text references a case caption dated March 1 101 percent and a federal proceeding under an act of Congress.
The Enterprise publishes the names of candidates for the 51st Judicial District District Attorney race under the 1944 Democratic Primaries. Robert G. Hughes is listed as a candidate for the office.
The North Side Church of Christ in Robert Lee will host preaching Friday night Saturday night and Sunday May 5 to 7. J. D. Phillips editor of The Truth will speak. Services at 8 20 p m and 11 90 Sunday. The public is cordially invited.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends in Bronte for kindness during the illness of Iren Glover now improved and back home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E Glover and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Coppedge. Mentions Mrs C Meador and subscribers to The Enter and notes safety meeting and shopping trips in San Angelo.
Dollie Wylie of Roberta with many Bronte friends remains in critical condition after a blood transfusion in San Angelo. Her son T. M. Wylie Sr. is also seriously ill, with late reports showing slight improvement. Floyd Modgling and A F McQueen were seen in San Angelo Wednesday on business. Mrs C C Ivey in a sanitarium there is seriously ill but slightly improved.
A brief notice from Edward Rawlings forbids trapping hunting or any trespassing on his property. The message thanks readers and signals enforcement.
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