Bronte Enterprise Pan Est In State Angles
An early 20th century notice shows the Bronte Texas Enterprise paper declaring publication details and postal status. The text lists subscription rates of one dollar per year in state and one dollar fifty cents per year out of state and notes entry as second class matter at the Bronte Post Office dated March 1, 1918 under congressional act of August 12, 1871.
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Bronte
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Great Man Passes in West Texas Community
The funeral of B. S Tate in West Texas honors a beloved figure with tender tributes from longtime friends and relatives. Relatives lead hymns including What a Friend We Have in Jesus sung by Tate’s granddaughters Allene Anna Sue and Eddie Lake Tate as mourners recall his life and faith. The body rests at Water Valley cemetery near the North Concho, cherished by hundreds who knew him.
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Mr. Yarbrough
Bangs
Jesus
Brownwood
Allene
Anna Sue
Eddie Lake Tate
Water Valley
North Concho
Tate
Old West
Texas
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