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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
2
Community members are urged to back local grocers and stores to maintain convenient locally sourced foods. The message warns that a lack of support could force residents to rely on outside towns like San Angelo for groceries.
Residents of Bronte frequently visit San Angelo for business or pleasure and often spend money on rounds while in town. The piece argues that visitors should do all their San Angelo purchases at the local store to receive better service than competitors.
The Capeterta Coffee Shop next to our store offers tastily flavored foods at very reasonable prices attracting patrons. Local diners praise variety and quality as a strong draw for the neighborhood.
A small-town shop advertises low prices on smoked salt sugar cures plain meat salt sausage seasoning and strong black pepper for pork curing amid a cold spell.
Dr. George W. Cox warns that trichinosis from undercooked pork is common in winter as pork products rise in use. He advises cooking to 145 degrees Fahrenheit and ensures no pink color remains, noting inspection cannot detect all parasites. Mrs. T. M. Modgling and PTA plans a future play are mentioned as local notes.
Carveth Wells hosts a program from WFAA Dallas at 6:45 noting Mesa Verde cliff dwellings in Colorado. He describes cliff dwellings, Cliff Palace with seven floors and about 200 rooms, and discusses the mysterious desertion of an ancient American civilization.
The Marie school shows interest in winning awards offered by The Bronte Enterprise. The Baker infant is ill but improving slowly. Grandmother Ford is seriously ill but slowly recovering from the flu.
A playful juvenile themed ad from the San Angelo Telephone Company pitches affordable phone service for a few cents a day. It emphasizes constant access to ball games, camping trips, and friends via telephone, inviting readers to call the business office.
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