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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
1
Entered as Second Class matter March 1 1018 at the Bronte Post Office under the Act of March 1 1871. D M West editor and business manager announces subscription rates and editorials. Farmers and business men rally to clear business aims for the new year.
A warning that excessive spending beyond income threatens financial ruin for all, stating that no one is safe from a fiscal crash if expenditures outstrip earnings. The piece uses strong imagery of a person spiraling toward the financial junk pile.
A prominent regional lawyer told the writer that unless teachers, preachers, and editors launch and sustain a campaign of financial thrift, debt will damn us. He urged timely action to avert a looming economic danger.
A satirical riff notes the governor's costly ball and the looming legislature with bills, taxes rising and economists warned. It jests about market groceries, wisdom teeth wisdom of officials, and a mock claim a negro scientist made many potato based products, ending with a rural twist.
Milk cow for sale described as eatin Jaenas cow IX oars. Local listing notes availability and contact for purchaser.
Public notice from Cuze County Tax Collector requires all automobile owners to register by January 1 each year. Beginning 1925 enforcement will be strict with penalties for noncompliance. Owners are urged to license at once to avoid fines.
A humorous sketch from a small school boy about the origin and role of newspapers. He imagines God unaware of editors, jokes that editors are ancient and immortally present, and notes a paper that the family admires despite the editor’s frugal habits and unpaid subscription.
Bronte State Bank Cola County Texas reports assets 297023.05 with loans and discounts 61172.52, deposits 260975.76 and capital 35000.00. Officers C B Gollihar vice president and Carrie Glenn cashier swear the figures are true as of January 3 1925 in Bronte Texas.
City leaders outline a five year plan urging patience and investment while economists warn of fiscal constraints. Officials emphasize housing, transportation, and job growth as priorities for sustained recovery.
An income tax consultant advertises services for January 20 routing to prepare tax reports for submission to the government. Readers are urged to bring their 1924 business figures and file safely.
Numerous jobs advertised with varied ages and salaries promising quick hiring. The notice touts hundreds of similar positions yearly to ensure good salaries and urges readers to write for special opportunity information.
Advertisers tout Virex as a home treatment restoring hearing rapidly for all ages. Letters from users in Michigan Arkansas and beyond claim head noises vanish and hearing improves after short use. A $2.09 trial offer is advertised with an $8.00 ten day package and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Advert claims a treatment by Virex cures stubborn deafness within a day. Testimonials include D M man hearing an alarm again after one night, Ben Jackson noting ten days to hear a watch, Angeline Johnson hearing a train 312 miles away, Roy Fisher hearing a watch tick, and W A Lumpkin reporting 58 years of deafness ended.
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