05 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1937
Page
1
Notice records entry of Bronte Texas post office dated 1918 under federal act. Language shows archival filing as second class matter and imperial postal classification. Public notice style reflects early 20th century government communication.
Notice states the editor will correct any reflection on character, standing, or reputation of any person, firm, or corporation if brought to attention. It mentions subscription rates in state and out of state revisions and includes proof of address and publication details. The passage emphasizes accuracy and accountability in the paper's columns.
The Enterprise argues that Texas should honor the older voters by enacting the amendment's mandate rather than delay. It condemns a recent law as a humiliating substitute for old age aid, notes governor veto risks, praises Hamlin Herald’s critique, and urges immediate legislative action despite corporate dividends and high salaries amid fiscal questions.
The piece defends popular rule over pension policy, urging legislature to act or resubmit the issue. It criticizes Governor Allred for veto threats and praises Bryan Bradbury of Abilene for standing for the people's rule.
N. C. Rawlings sold 40 head of two year old steers to Birt Johnson of Brady on Thursday. Johnson plans to ship the cattle to his ranch near Brady.
Hayrick resident Will Cresap traveled to Ballinger on Thursday for business matters.
Mr and Mrs Booth Whiteside of Gonzales returned home in late week after visiting Mr and Mrs Will Cresap at Hayrick. Whiteside is a nephew of Cresap.
Mrs. Aurelia Newman of Romance Arkansas visits the editor and wife. Mrs Newman is the writer’s cousin. The two women had not seen each other in forty three years and recall childhood playmates, making the reunion feel like a sisterly visit.
Runnels County Commissioner Tad Richards works along the western county line near Coke County in a drive to keep roads in top condition and match the standards set by neighboring Coke County.
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