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Newspaper

Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1964

Page

8

Night watchman shot by bandits in Bronte gunfight

In Bronte Texas the city night watchman T F Sims was shot during a first round of inspections at the Gulf Refining Company warehouse on the Santa Fe right of way. Bandits fled west toward Robert Lee as a large manhunt began with sheriffs and residents joining the search. An indictment later returned charged assault with attempt to murder.

T. F. Sims Gulf Refining Company Santa Fe Sims Robert Lee Church Street Keeney San Angelo Abilene Ballinger Sweetwater Colorado Frank Percifull B. E. Modgling B. A. Bell Charlie Baker Seven Mile Hill St’ Lee

Still Confiscated Near Fort Chadbourne

Sheriff Frank Percifull and deputies found a crude bootlegger’s still in woodland on a Fort Chadbourne area farm. A two milk cans and copper coil contraption was connected to a fire in a can. No owner has come forward to claim the still.

Frank Percifull B. A. Bell Walker Good Fort Chadbourne Percifull

Advertising Note on 1935 San Angelo Subscriptions

An ad in The Enterprise dated December 6 1935 lists a yearly subscription to the San Angelo Standard Times at four dollars eighty five cents. The brief advert notes pricing for the local newspaper.

Enterprise San Angelo Standard-Times

Oleomargarine prices hold steady over two decades

Advertisements from 1941 show oleomargarine at 19 cents a pound as a butter substitute. In current weekends, it is commonly offered on sale for 17 cents or less, indicating price stability despite time and inflation.

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T. F. Sims Sr Bronte Kelly R. E. Hickman Hickman Brownwood Boehme’s W. Beauregard Oleo The Bronte Enterprise Mou Pel Veabetaraer Home Insulation CO S. Chadbourne Jessie Zapata N. Main
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