22 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1938
Page
1
In a prolonged appeal the editor invites readers to decide whether to publish beer advertising amid a campaign by brewers claiming beer is wholesome and non intoxicating. The piece asks parents teachers and officials for views and promises to reveal the paper’s stance after collecting letters.
Miss Ruth Price daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Price earned a place on the mid term honor roll at Abilene Christian College. The announcement was made by Mrs Clara Bish.
A garbled dialogue recalls a humorous moment about a professor and a friend famed for absent mindedness. Jones notes a bus fare moment ending with a cough drop gesture, hinting at a casual street exchange.
The article outlines 1987 cotton allotment rules including per acre payments for soil conserving land, soil-building payments for crops and pastures, and subsidies for compliant growers. It notes penalties for overplanting and reports Coke County as an early released allotment recipient.
Producers must plow oats or wheat as a green manure by May 1 to qualify. The crop must reach a minimum height of six inches before plowing to ensure eligibility under the program.
Ranchmen wishing to join the 1938 range program must notify the County Agent's office promptly. The deferred grazing period starts by May 1 and runs through September 30. Acey Howell of Route 2 Bronte is another advance subscriber to the hometown paper.
The Tulia High School Future Farmers of America livestock judging team won the Santa Fe Railway trip to the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City. Team members R. B. Dawson, Delbert Devin, Edwin Dawson, Albert Devin. coach J. M. Hill. They led 38 West Texas schools, with top finishes in hog and beef cattle judging and multiple other event placements.
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