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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
3
A Sunday press critique accuses larger dailies of pro or anti repeal bias. It contrasts a brewery group promoting repeal with illicit liquor opponents and blasts ministers and temperance activists for allegedly aiding crime while advocating strict prohibition.
The piece denounces a proposed liquor bill, accusing supporters of hypocrisy for preserving local option dry areas while seeking liquor repeal. It criticizes provisions that keep dry precincts until a vote and allow controlled establishments, arguing these schemes court younger voters and fail to address the open saloon issue.
Lloyd Hudman six is seriously burned when a kerosene heating stove exploded in the Hudman apartment near Mr and Mrs George Chisholm. Fire damaged the room and bed linens while Hudman and Chisholm saved the child. Insurance covered the building.
Oak Creek school suspended for two weeks due to measles epidemic. The outbreak nears end and classes to resume Monday. Principal Mrs Earl Black oversees the recovery and return plan.
The Enterprise argues against a legislative bill barring utilities from selling essential merchandise. It warns smaller towns like Bronte would face high prices, poor quality goods, and service liability dilution. It cites upkeep costs, technician certification, and potential overpricing as consequences.
The Coke County Council of Women asks support for health department funding, opposes House Bill 103 legalizing horse racing gambling, and backs maintaining prohibition laws. Resolution from five organizations urges active attention and cooperation.
Miss Lorie Jackson is noted for her work as an assistant at Oak Creek school. Her dedication draws interest from staff and students as the school prioritizes educational support and activity.
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