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Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1933

Page

4

United States Civil Service Examinations Notice

Open competitive examination for a cotton industry canvasser in Coke County with salary per canvas task. Applicants must be U.S. citizens resident in listed counties, two years cotton experience, pass a 100 percent mental test, and provide photographs and fingerprints. Deadline June 27, 1933.

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Barbecue at the Double Heart Ranch

Ollie Cox owner of the Double Heart ranch south of Sweetwater announces the annual barbecue roping and dance to be held there in June. Roping and rodeo stunts in the afternoon, barbecue supper at sunset and dancing from 9 to 2. Ed Dixon and T F Sims are noted on the subscription rolls since last report.

Ollie Cox Double Heart Ranch Sweetwater Ed Dixon T. F. Sims

Card of Thanks from Norton Community

We thank our friends for the loving kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Thanks for the floral offerings that comforted our broken hearts. May God bless each helper. R. L. Conder, R. J. Conder Jr, Inez Conder, Mrs. T. R. Setser, Mrs. O. S. Hambright, Mrs. Homer Webb, Mrs. Earl A. Cope.

Norton R. L. Conder R. J. Conder Inez Conder T. R. Setser O. S. Hambright Homer Webh Earl A. Cope

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