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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1924
Page
3
Patrons of the Bronte telephone exchange will miss Miss Lottie Williams as she takes a vacation. Her familiar voice saying Number please and patient service will be absent for weeks. Operators remain patient and courteous while wishing her a well deserved rest.
Public notice states no new road overseers under current laws. It also informs road hands are unemployed and explains road tax payments are due by April with penalties after.
A terse public notice states hours for service with Sunday exceptions for gas and lube and wartime work. Norman and Shook appear as the responding firms.
Mrs Frank Petty submitted to a serious operation for intestinal trouble at San Angero this morning and remains under anesthesia as the paper goes to press. Friends of the family wish for her speedy recovery, and the Enterprise joins in that hope.
Ik Co Rawlings sends thanks for subscribing to the Old Home Town paper for his son Carter and family who recently moved to Water Valley to establish a home.
The note offers a cheerful greeting describing service throughout Sunday and mentions readiness to help with work and other tasks. It presents a friendly, community minded message without specific events or identities.
A. Bo Rodgers of Ranice New Mexico receives a subscription gratitude from Uncle Billie Roedgers. The note expresses appreciation as recipients are urged to value TLS weekly VISiLS and the paper delivery.
A discussion notes that noble figures often traced to talented mothers, while pondering heredity and education. It previews the next lesson on Joshua and the conquest of Canaan, detailing Joshua’s selection by God, early leadership, and the march into the land, with reflections on leadership and guidance.
The text argues that beauty standards are less fixed than validity and morality standards. It notes that mere appreciation or impulse does not involve standards, which emerge only when reflection compares present experience with prior experiences. Henry Rutgers Marshall.
The fragment states a person named Mani requests a summons from police court and complains about receiving monotonous letters, suggesting an ongoing legal or civil process and communication frustration without specific events or outcomes.
Mr and Mrs R B Hayley visited Mrs Hayley’s parents in Silver Valley Coleman county over the weekend. They returned Sunday night before a rainstorm as Bob had a hunch of bad weather.
A brief notice states ongoing gas tube and car repair services operate around the clock with Sunday exceptions. It emphasizes convenient availability for customers seeking repairs at any hour.
A brief humor piece features a City Sportsman complaining about canned dishes and requesting fish, reflecting a light tone in a Boston Transcript style vignette. The waiter nods to the unusual order as the scene closes with a wry streetcorner mood.
The Boston Transcript notes a dispute over a portrait where Madge is described as more attractive in the painting than in real life. The exchange highlights a tension between artistic skill and subject realism.
In a Boston Transcript exchange, a traveler jokes about storing valuables in a hotel safe only upon departure, prompting readers to consider prudent security habits during resort stays and travel.
Homer Walton begins study in the law school at Missouria, with friends expecting him to argue cases before juries in the future.
S L McQueen requests moving his Enterprise subscription from Electra to Burkburnett and insists on not missing even a single issue. The change has been recorded in the publication's files.
Friends report R L Rucker is in the Temple sanitarium awaiting two serious operations. All who know him wish for a speedy recovery.
Mr and Minet Gtmley pursue their prize with old trades in hand. The note hints at a new enterprise driven by experience and ambition, highlighting local entrepreneurship and familiar crafts.
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