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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
1
Bronte Texas posts a matter at the Post Office under the Act of Con dated March 1 1918. The notice lists editor publisher D M Wess. The brief indicates official postal declaration with government authority.
A Dallas area appeal argues that giving to the National War Fund through county drives is good business. It links gifts to bringing home sons and husbands, lowering future costs, and shortening the war with patriotic duty. Texans are urged to say Sure I’ll Give a Texans Share.
The Commodity Credit Corporation guarantees full parity prices for upland cotton from the 1.1 crop through June 30, 1915. Prices range from 19.90 to 22.25 cents per pound by month with a 50 cent per bale agent fee. Purchases require warehouse receipts and sales agreements within 10 days, limited to farmers who produced cotton in 1944.
The text reads like a roster of local election or fundraising volunteers with multiple towns listed. It names chairs and associates for Coke County Bronte Tennyson Fort Chadbourne Silver Olga Sanco Hayrick Green Mountain Juniper Divide Walnut Lometa McNeil Wylie and others, including co chairs and treasurers.
A sermon asks believers what is expected of Christians by God. It argues Christians must resemble Christ, avoid sin, keep commandments, and reject worldliness, citing scriptures to link faithful living with soul-winning and moral integrity.
A preacher warns Christians to let their daily conduct reflect Christ’s love so unbelievers are not led astray. He cites Scripture urging purity, restraint from evil, and consideration for others, noting the author is A J Muston’s son from Bronte in the SE corps, East Indies.
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