Bronze Herald 1902 Note Reflects Local Perspective
An editor's note from the Bronze Herald dated September 6, 1902 records a local citizen's adult account from the era. The piece preserves the voice and tone of early 20th century reporting, offering context for readers of the period.
Bronte and Coke County a Portrait From 1902
Dr J F Clark recounts Bronte TX location 12 miles from Robert Lee and the rich Bycho valley. The piece notes rail access Kansas City and Orient, fertile lands 5 to 10 dollars rising to 20 25, a large gin and a four seventy gin setup, plus family histories of the Clarks.
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J. F. Clark
Wylie Clark
Riley Clark
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Robert
Minnie) Knierim
Hettie Clark
San Antonio
Forrest Clark
Mae Walton
Tannie Luttrell
Cora Bennett
Clark
Th County
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