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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
1
In Brantland farmers forecast better days with rain and a spread of prosperity. A proposed Nebraska bill would require stock on open range to have head and tail lights to prevent motorists from hitting cattle. Citizens comment on the idea with light humor about exposure and past bells.
Coke County singers urged to attend the Sanco gathering on Sunday July 12 following a June meeting at Robert Lee that elected M H Haven Valley View president and C Jorden Robert Lee secretary treasurer The message encourages boosters to fill lunch baskets and promote a successful event.
The Heme Meter Company announces observation of Ford Truck Week at Howie Motor Company. Business is unusually busy this week as Ford truck bodies and related Ford Motor Company products arrive for display and promotion.
The Ford Motor Co promotes National Rack Week July 13 to 18 with live displays of Ford truck bodies at Home Motor Co. Showrooms will be open daily for demonstrations of express, cattle, and other body types on the one ton chassis. The display includes the new pick up body for quick delivery needs and emphasizes low costs from Ford’s mass production.
The document presents a bank statement for Coke County showing resources totals across loans and discounts, overdrafts, securities, cash in vault, and other assets. Liabilities list capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and substantial deposits, with a notarized oath by cashier Carrie Glenn dated July T, 1025 and witnessed by notary Johnson and directors.
A special Sunday service at the Methodist church features W H Matthews of Fort Worth preaching on Christ the Good Samaritan. Expect Sunday night preaching after a strong meeting. The Maine meeting closes Thursday night. The preacher will spend Sunday at Bronte and begin a revival at Tennyson Monday night.
Ruth Alene Powell daughter of Mr and Mrs G J Powell married George E Cole of Lance in a quiet 5 pm June 27 ceremony at the brides Fort Chad home. Guests included families and relatives with roses ferns and pink gladioli decor and a pink and white reception. Out of town attendees included Mrs Cole Miss Lela Cole Mr and Mrs J Cole and children and Mrs Carwile and children of Sanco.
At the appointed hour Rev B F Sullivan performed the ceremony. The bride wore white silk crepe with lace. Flowers were white. Guests included Miss J and Nation and an aunt. Niles noted this week.
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