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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
4
Francis H. Sisson analyzes how farmers manufacturers merchants home buyers and investors fueled credit via bank loans and securities. He recalls the pre crisis confidence then details the shock of market collapse and how banks bore the losses while protecting depositors.
Edith record notes a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Hadley Richards on July 5. Grandfather John Richards visited town, joking about feeling youthful and capable at his age.
Mrs G N Webb and daughter Miss Beulah of Big Spring join Mr and Mrs Gerald Webb of McCamey as guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Clark. Mrs Webb is the mother and Miss Webb and Mr Webb are sister and brother of Mrs Clark.
Mr and Mrs Bryan Ivey and their children from Long Beach California visit Mr and Mrs O C Ivey and other relatives. Many friends express happiness at seeing the Iveys again.
Pastor Wallace N Danson and helper J C Milburn lead a two week old Methodist revival as members deepen interest and report heart searching messages and singing. The campaign aims at moral and spiritual good with closing services planned for Sunday night inviting all. Also notes Buck Pyle and wife of Arkansas departed after visiting Claude Rowland at Oak Creek.
The Vernon Trade News reports 115 degree heat as an egg was cracked in a frying pan placed on a radiator hood in front of Cy Long's store. The pan hit 149 degrees, prompting a suggestion for a street egg frying contest and to send results to Ripley’s Believe It or Not.
Cr C Smith buys southwest Franklin street lots east of The Enterprise block and begins assembling material for a modern four room stucco bungalow facing south with plans for an elegant home. Others discuss irrigation prospects and local shopping in San Angelo with varied remarks on finance and subscriptions.
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