Bronte Enterprise notice enters second class matter
The Bronte Enterprise is entered as second class matter at the Bronte Texas Post Office on March 1 1918 under the Act of March 3 1879. The notice lists a subscription rate of four dollars and six dollars.
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Campaign for legis pay raise gains Texas support
Top Texas officials and 35 citizen groups back Constitutional Amendment One to raise legislative pay from 4800 to 15000 annually plus session stipends. Proposals call for 180 day odd year sessions and 60 day even year budgets. Support cites efficiency and accountability in government.
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Creation Week Ends as God Declares Seventh Day Holy
The passage notes God completing the heavens and earth on the sixth day and resting on the seventh, blessing and making it holy. It cites Genesis 1 30 31 and 2 1 9 from Religious Heritage of America.
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