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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1946

Page

16

Weathering Texas prairies and New Mexico scenic tour notes

A vivid descriptive fragment surveys Texas prairies with wind driven water troughs and eroded rail remnants, then shifts to a travelogue praising New Mexico from Las Vegas to Taos. It highlights Santa Fe, Albuquerque views, Bandelier ruins, Jemez Country, White Sands, and museums, with tips for lodging, scenery, and cheap train.

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Farm Memories of a Boyhood in Cotton Fields

A reminiscence of farming with mules and go devils, hoeing cotton rows, and family life. The author recalls chores, the death of a horse, storm cellars during cyclones, siestas, and the bond of rural childhood amid tough work and storytelling.

Early Sheep Ranch on Beaver Creek

Vernon Texas reports one of the area’s earliest sheep ranches began in 1861 by Robert Boyle on Beaver Creek. The Boyle family, Irish migrants, moved from the north of Ireland to the United States after first settling in San Antonio.

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Uncle Herman a Rail Riding Hero in Oklahoma Town

A humorous sketch portrays Uncle Herman as a controversial local figure who sold fake stocks and weakened whiskey to save lives. He becomes Scout Master, inspires a youth secret group called Hermans Hellcats, and townsfolk hint at riding unwanted citizens out on rails while planning his mayoral bid.

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