Bronte TX Second Class Matter Notice 1918
The imprint indicates second class matter status at Bronte Texas mark March 11 1918 under the 1871 act. This archival line records postal handling requirements and date landmark for mail circulation during 1918.
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Federal Duck Hunting Rules for Texas Announced
Federal regulations set Texas duck season parameters covering stamps, firearms, boats, decoys, baiting, and bag limits. Hunters must carry a migratory waterfowl stamp, shotguns limited to three shells, rifles banned, row boats allowed as blinds, no live decoys, no baiting, and strict limits on ducks and geese. Season runs 27 November to 26 December 1937 with specific daily hours.
Maverick School News celebrates Thanksgiving program and sports
The Maverick school reports a multi grade Thanksgiving pageant with Indian and Thanksgiving themes. Grace Ann Burson led A Real Thanksgiving and Billie Jean Burson starred in Courtship of Miles Standish. The eighth ninth grade piece featured the Goddess of Thanksgiving Deanie Martin. Freshmen and sophomores built rhythm instruments and costumes. Indoor baseball beat Pumphrey 30 to 1 and boys basketball defeated Pumphrey 27 to 5 with Blizzard Owens high scorer. Community notices list visits and illness across area families.
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Hiawatha
Bobby Edmionston
Grace Ann Burson
Miles Standish
Billie Jean Burson
Gray Smiths
Deanie Martin
Imogene Hutton
Dorothy Todd
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Texas
America the Beautiful
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Maverick
Pumphrey
Blizzard Owens
Dewitt Stegall
Brookshire
Jane Taylor
Dallinger
Thurman Tunnel
Local visits span Strawn and Brownwood in Texas
Don Edmianston and family visited B.2. Edmianston in Strawn while Miss Lillian Davis visited her home in Brownwood. Mr and Mrs Tobe Little and their family visited Mr and Miss Ezlea Lee and family.
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Beryl
Edmond Burson
Anderson
Dallas
Burson
Don Edmianston
Edmianston
Strawn
Lillian Davis
Brownwood
Tobe
Miseenza Lee
Government Ready to Aid Farmers and Ranchers Again
The government reaffirms aid to farmers and ranchers to make permanent improvements that conserve soil and moisture and boost fertility. County committees administer the Agriculture Conservation and Range programs. producer leaders vote on bases and yields for grazing and farming capacity. Thousands of dollars are paid to those with improvements this year, with more potential if producers participate.
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