01 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
1
Postal record notes Bronte Texas designation as second class matter at the Bronte post office under act of congress with date March 1 1918 and August 12 1971 information on mailing status and compliance.
Dr. John W. Brown Texas State Health Officer urged Texans to guard against the common cold as winter begins. He advised gradual acclimatization to cold, regular exercise, and avoiding damp or heavy clothing while emphasizing early care to prevent pneumonia or tuberculosis. He warned against overindulgence in alcohol tobacco tea and coffee.
Denton and CSA report the return of Millie Durgan, raised by Kiowa hosts after capture as an infant, to assist in a campus tribal ceremony marking freshmen adoption. The piece notes her past hatred of whites and subsequent embrace of Christianity after personal tragedy. A separate item mentions CSA riding director launching trick riding courses for potential circus riders.
Help wanted in Coke county for two reliable men with cars to travel for a permanent position delivering guaranteed food products. Must furnish reasonable road. Interview scheduled at Ford Motor Co. Bronte Shursuay with W. A. Forrest.
A fragmented passage describes a rough rodeo or equestrian scene with spectators cheering a rough atmosphere. It mentions large falls, eight feet of sandy loam for landing, weeks of bareback riding, and horses without fences saddles or assistance. The tone suggests a historical vivid description of risky riding practices.
The piece argues that rabbit fur hats face rising costs since 1929, with labor up under NRA codes by 4.75 percent and raw materials climbing: silk bands 35 percent, leather 49 percent. It warns prices will rise but urges consumers to buy now while stocks last, claiming tax patriotism and economic sense.
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