Bronte Enterprise Publisher D M West
The Bronte Enterprise lists D M West as Publisher Manager. The brief credit shows West’s role in producing the local newspaper.
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1938
Page
1
The Bronte Enterprise lists D M West as Publisher Manager. The brief credit shows West’s role in producing the local newspaper.
The item notes Bronte Texas as the posting locality with second class mail status entered March 1 1918 under the 1871 act of Congress. It records historic mailing designation and official classification for the period.
A Rural Carrier from Blackwell shares a comment on mailboxes as channels of information and contrasts worldly news with divine communication. The piece urges readers to value prayer and God above mail and material life, citing Lincoln as a reminder that eternal things surpass daily letters.
The Texas Legislature proposes an amendment to Article XVI Section 1 of the Texas Constitution to change the official oath for legislators and all state offices. The resolution provides for an election on the amendment and an appropriation. It specifies a revised form for the official oath and directs adoption if approved.
Formal constitutional language outlines an oath modification for legislators and state officers and directs statewide voting on the amendment at the November 1938 election. The governor is instructed to issue the proclamation and $5060 is appropriated for publication and election costs. Edward Clark signs as Secretary of State.
State of Texas issues a citation by publication to Neal S. Doran E. D. Haight E. S. Mosher and unknown heirs for a 1938 condemnation in Coke County seeking land for State Highway No. 158. Notice requires four weekly publications before return day with court clerk Willis Smith issuing. The article ends with an unrelated local color remark about Colorado river valley residents.
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