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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
1
The note suggests a lighter drought mood and anticipation of rain to aid crop planting. It mentions an optimistic outlook that a wet spell will arrive, enabling farmers to plant spring oats by mid month if rain falls. The tone blends rural resilience with practical farming hopes.
In a brief statement the draft plan suggests a tax on the current price, aiming to curb speculative sales. The measure seeks to influence market behavior while addressing broader price volatility concerns.
Fragmentary narration condemns cigarette consumption and public indoctrination costs. It voices anger at authorities for funding state schemes via saloon revenue and references city corruption and violence. The passage blends distrust of public education and taxation with a call to accountability.
Locals note Sir Ground Hew shows no humor and may delay spring by staying aloof. Citizens fear forty more days of cold as coal prices spike and shortages threaten daily life.
A letter discusses a proposed billiard hall bill in the current legislature. It notes support from national associations and urges the act with an emergency clause. The writer laments vulgar talk and argues for billiard halls as necessary amid town gossip and public interest.
A dated critique condemns proposed Texas law restricting billiard halls by arguing for stalls as a social necessity. The piece mocks religious gatherings and domino games, warns against moral policing, and defends billiard lounging as a community staple.
A call to action urges residents to rise, go to work, and press their respective Texas legislators on the matter. The message emphasizes civic engagement and direct communication with lawmakers.
Lots Nos 16 and 17 in Block 31 on State Street, lot 17 in Block 60 on State Street, and Lot 7 in Block 50 on Main Street offered cheap for cash or half cash with a 12 month balance. Inquire at the Enterprise office.
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