24 Jul 1942
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1942
Page
1
Historical notice records the Bronte Texas post office being watered on June 1 1018 under the Act of Congress dated August 12 1871.
The Enterprise prints authorized notices naming candidates for office in the 1942 Democratic primary subject to the election rules. Officials and hopefuls are listed as seeking nomination in the announced political column.
The Enterprise presents Mr. Mayes as a Nolan County candidate for sheriff noting his long residence since 1914 and his ranching experience. It highlights his two years as sheriff prior to resigning in February to run again, arguing his varied background and veteran service qualify him for the office. Citizens vote in Nolan County.
The Enterprise announces Pat Mayes as a candidate for Nolan County sheriff. The piece notes Mayes as an experienced local figure and urges Nolan County voters in Blackwell and surrounding areas to consider his bid.
Noel Percifull and family return to Marysville California after visiting Mr and Mrs Jess Percifull and relatives. Richard Calloway of Odess a volunteers for Air Corps training after teaching at Pyote school. His mother mourns leaving her only child yet praises heroism. Woodburn Spener and family visit Mrs Ruth Spencer in Anson. Busty Hester moves into Bob Coleman residence with family.
Mr. Ruttle announces free training with the trainee’s only personal cost being self support during six to 12 weeks. Some youths 17 to 24 may join National Youth Administration centers with board and a small wage. Training runs 24 hours to maximize equipment use. Interested individuals in or near Bronte should contact the U S Employment Service in San Angelo or write P O Box 610 San Angelo Texas.
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