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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
6
The piece records praise for Bradton as president of the San Angelo Fair Association and describes expectations for strong leadership. It notes plans for exhibits and county participation, inviting the public to attend Sunday services and bring offerings.
A discussion extols lodge cards in hometown newspapers as signs of community welcome and respect. It criticizes impeachment votes against Jim Ferguson, arguing those who urged removal should face punishment, asserting no new evidence of guilt exists and condemning the process.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a parcel or house matter with terms like Abia piece tract estivation fines and payments. The garbled text hints at a property or auction context but lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
The text describes the editor and family moving to a farm residence and converting a building into an office for The Enterprise. It notes the new home’s comforts, Christian hospitality, and invites friends to visit. Eid Hickman and family move to the farm on Wednesday to enjoy birds and peaceful surroundings.
A disjointed notice describes a centuries old manufacturing firm planning a celebration and invites all to attend. It notes the firm’s long history and the public sale associated with the event, highlighting farmers and others welcome to join the observance and related activities.
Guy Smith suffered a minor amputation when an axe struck a limb during wood cutting on Tuesday. The blade glanced and severed a small toe, sinking into his foot. He is reported to be stable and doing fine with little suffering.
A garbled note references H. Weathersbeebt and Ballinger urging readers to keep subscriptions as a rise or change approaches. It mentions Dallas nearby and weathered context, with unclear details on action or date.
Mr and Mrs 0 M Strath visited Hamlin over Saturday and Sunday, enjoying local sights and hospitality in a brief social note from the community page.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a funeral or memorial service, a grave or cremation, places like Georgia and Texas, and a person referenced as Mackey with dates and religious rites. readable elements are uncertain and many words are garbled.
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