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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1939
Page
6
The Enterprise notes Winters Hatchery offers blood tested and closely culled baby chicks. Operators Joe Vilindis and D J Kirkham invite visitors, stressing proper chick start and thriving stock.
The Bronte business club schedules a meeting next Wednesday at 12:15 PM to choose a name for its new venture. A committee has narrowed twenty-five submissions to three finalists for member selection.
C R Fox Furniture moves to 109 111 North Chadbourne San Angelo after 32 years in business opening this month in new quarters. The pioneer firm operates as C R Fox Co with a red fox painted on the building marking the location and promoting continued success in Bronte country markets.
Mr and Mrs Elza Baker of Maine hosted an old fashioned wedding dinner Sunday for family members in honor of their son Leonard and his bride Mrs Leonard Baker formerly Estella Smith of Miles The gathering included all children grandchildren and step grandchildren Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude to dear friends for their tender support
L. T. Youngblood and Culberteen Deal of San Angelo report in a private letter that on the Washington trip the country looked desolate, St. Louis was smogy, and Cincinnati boasted a fine terminal. He notes historic sites in Washington such as the Congressional Library and Smithsonian, describes congested traffic and dense red brick housing, and remarks on spring cherry blossoms pending.
Whitt, Bob Covey, J Robt Knierim and others attended the annual banquet of the Water Board of City Development in Sweetwater.
Banking institutions in at least thirty eight states operate World Fair 1939 Savings Clubs. Depositors are urged to save weekly sums for a trip to the Fair next Spring under the slogan Save Today to See the World of Tomorrow.
Notice from R E Hickman that all farm and ranch lands are legally posted. Hunting fishing wood hauling or any trespass is forbidden. Stay out.
J. C. Baker of Maine, a crew member building the bridge on Oak Creek toward Abilene, was injured Monday morning when his clothing caught fire near a blaze. He is reported to be doing as well as could be expected.
Miss Lottie Ivey informs friends that her uncle Davis Sephenson died Thursday of last week in Chattanooga Oklahoma. She calls him a fine gentle man and expresses gratitude for knowing him. Sympathy is extended to all who sorrow.
A speaker walks foreign streets amid crowds and longs for home and mother. The verses reflect homesickness as the mind drifts to familiar comforts, including the J. E. Davis Co store and its Best Flour priced at 48 pounds per hundred.
The Concho Mattress Factory at 724 Burges Street Angelo Texas under Mrs H Collard owner and manager for years is a key industrial asset. It offers value driven beds feather beds pillows and a renowned mattress renovation service promising sanitary renewal of old bedding at savings.
The San Angelo Business College at 14 South Irving Street San Angelo Texas under Mrs W W Carson president and W B Carson business manager offers shorthand bookkeeping and typing courses for high school graduates and teachers. It boasts strong training and finds many firms and farmers hire its graduates.
The Farmers Implement Company of San Angelo operates as the West Texas distributor for Universal Z Economy Tractors by Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Company. G. R. Erwin and G. C. Wilbanks head the firm offering disc plows, harvesters, feeders, and the Hammer mill feed grinder. They invite farmers to visit for full explanations before purchasing, and are praised for courtesy and reliability.
Allen Motor Sales Company at 2024 East Twohig Avenue San Angelo is described as a leading automobile sales and service firm serving West Texas. Claude Allen is portrayed as owner and manager with a reputation for jovial conduct, honest salesmanship, and an active used car exchange offering all makes.
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