No Horns Yet It Talks And Sings The Modern Talking Horn
A hornless talking machine advertised at 25 dollars by W. E. Caldwell Hdwe Co. touted as the latest model with clear recordings and near perfect reproductions. The item is described as wonderful and beautiful in Enterprise’s June 20 1913 issue.
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W. E. Caldwell
Interior view of 1928 First National Bank shown in Bronte
A 1928 interior of the First National Bank is photographed with Barrett Mackey Mc Carrie G. Williams and J T Youngblood. The image captures old time typewriter bookkeeping machinery and a telephone, contrasting with Bronte’s streamlined bank today.
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First National Bank
Barrett’ Mackey
Mc Carrie G. Williams
J.” T. Youngblood
Grain Thresher Is Reborn As Peanut Harvestor
In a wartime adaptation Kiker and Modgling convert their grain thresher to peanut harvesting with Bronte Service Club aid. The article notes the shift of local farmers toward peanuts and hints peanut farming is not common in the area.
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Bronte Service Club
Riker
Modgling
Harrows Urged By Butcher For Dry Ground
J W Butcher of the U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to harrow as soon as ground dries and to harrow corn feed crops and cotton. He believes good crops are possible this year but stresses intense cultivation to conserve soil moisture and to push planting on demonstration farms within a week if weather allows.
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Department of Agriculture
Bronte Livery Stable under C B Hines in 1911
The Enterprise issue of April 7 1911 highlights C B Hines as operator of the Bronte Livery Stable with good rigs fast teams and courteous treatment. Feed and sales stable in connection. We want your patronage.
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Bronte
C. B. Hines
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