07 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
1
The Bronte Enterprise lists D. M. West as editor and business manager. It publishes the paper from Bronte Texas with ownership and post office entry details noting second class status and historical filing information.
An editorial criticizes a large city for promising to curb speakeasies once a new beer law takes effect. It argues that police tacitly tolerated illegal liquor traffic, undermining oath bound duty and public trust, suggesting officials who wink at violations lose public confidence.
This notice urges loyal cooperation from all members to attend Sunday school at 9 30 A M and preaching at 10 00 A M with Epworth League at 6 15 P M. It emphasizes making church the town’s center and asks families to give daily self denial offerings to support worship and a welcoming church.
For sale tomato plants Sparks' Barliana priced at ten cents a dozen. Notice posted by Mrs. Sk. A. Bell and Wallace N. Dunsen, pastor, in the community notice.
Archival notes describe the Tidwell shows returning to Sweetwater for a seasonal opening regarded as a home affair. Mr Lidwell, longtime Sweetwater resident and show owner, bases his wintering there, and the community anticipates a lively start with new devices and a grand welcome from Sweetwater.
Dr. Looks of Miles and Dr. Chambers of San Angelo have set up offices in The Enterprise building. Dr. Looks will visit Bronte each Wednesday to attend dental needs. Dr. Chambers will be in Bronte every other Tuesday with the next Bronte day listed as Tuesday of next week.
W A Stroman of San Angelo visits town as an old friend of the editor. He is a lawyer with an abstract office and his brother is a pure seed man devoted to developing cotton seed. The Stroman brothers have formed the Stroman Brothers Seed Company and advertise their pedigreed cotton seed claimed to yield strong results.
Tuesday’s city election re-elected two aldermen B. F. Bridges and C. C. Golenn to succession. Both return to their seats after the vote, preserving incumbency.
A youth reads about a runaway wharf rat turned sea adventurer and learns a life with conscience. The piece argues literature shapes children more than sermons, citing Jack London as an example and urging parents to encourage readable stories.
The West Texas Auto Supply, a new San Angelo business, is owned by Mr. L. Schuster. It offers a varied stock of auto supplies with competitive prices and friendly service. The Enterprise notes the genial proprietor and invites readers to visit and see their ad in this issue.
Classified note offers to trade a Remington pump shotgun for a horse or mare or to buy a horse if a price is acceptable. Advertisement directs readers to see The Enterprise with date 10-21.
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