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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1946
Page
1
Advertising yields profits through persistent visibility of the merchant and products. Constant association of brand with offerings keeps the company name in the public eye, influencing consumer choices even when there is no immediate need to buy.
A editorial calls for congressional action against labor leaders who threaten the economy. It argues current laws let labor bosses run free, urging new laws to protect the national economy and ensure a fair chance for all, not just one group. The piece condemns leaders who seek to destroy American economy for selfish ends.
The Bronte Enterprise urges Nolan County residents to vote for prohibition next month. The paper, a dry advertiser, refuses liquor ads to keep editorial integrity and honor a family legacy opposed to drink.
Kyle Grimes and Mrs. Dutch Elign hosted guests from several states including Mr. and Mrs. Leon Story and son of Trent Mrs. Joe Smith and son from Deming New Mexico Mrs. Eunice Thompson of Sundown H T Gray of Houston Mrs. Roy Mathews of Sweetwater and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Whiteaker of Los Angeles. Also noted were Lynn Whiteside a HSU student visiting relatives Jack Youree a McMurry student and Mrs. Mattie Lackey of Sweetwater with other local activity and a subscription sign up for the Enterprise.
Mr and Mrs Jodie Van Zandt visit Odessa and Balmorhea this week. A hunting party near Lometa last week found no luck. South Texas deer hunting trip leaves Tuesday for Charles Ragsdale, Lee Lackey, Arnold McRorey. WSCS meets at Methodist Church with Mrs Frank Youree presiding and welcomes new member Mrs Ulmer Bird.
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