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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1957
Page
5
Multiple short classified items list sale offers rent notices school ads and lost items. Listings include a 1951 Chevrolet pickup deluxe cab a 1957 Ford Fairlane demonstrator a furnished 3 room house for rent Turkey sales a dining suite and baby bed lost calves and an Electrolux cleaner with contact names and phone numbers from Box 498 Bal linger Bronte Motor Co Columbia School Wingate and Home Motor Company among others.
For sale items include an eight foot grass drill with clean and trashy seed at 225 dollars a 12 row 400 Blue Panic seed planter for 120 dollars and a 500 capacity electric brooder priced at 15 dollars See Hurlin Lee at Red Chain Feed Store Bronte
DaNell Dixon of Bronte earns 4-H girl honors after years as a Junior Leader. She has led camp programs and yearbooks, served as secretary treasurer of the county 4-H council, and won multiple ribbons in foods, dairy, and gardening. She continues in a livestock project and home making demonstrations.
Multiple birth notices from Bronte, Robert Lee, Delmira, Wingate and Rogers list newborns with weights and dates in November. Parents include Norman and Hattie Roberts, Pritchard Brown, Antonio Martinez, Isidro Rameriz, Ralph Hall and others. grandparents named. some locations noted.
The Bronte Enterprise appeals to residents to shop in Bronte for Christmas gifts citing convenience, free parking, courteous service, easy exchanges on December 26, and local merchants’ investment and charitable contributions. The piece laments A. V. Sheppard leaving Coke County and notes public interest in Sputnik Mutnik and Texas A&M football with a closing comment.
Mrs. Charles Ragsdale reports her son Bob is improving after a high pressure salt water line blowout at Fort Chadbourne field last week. Doctors hope to save his sight as the injured eye shows signs of recovery.
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