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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
1
Public notice shows Bronte Texas post office details dated 1918 under the Con Act of August 12 1871. Rates list 1.00 year within state and 1.50 year out of state.
Texas commentary notes tuberculosis has fallen to sixth in overall deaths, though it remains first among ages 14 to 45. In 1939, 3911 Texans died from the disease, despite advances in detection and treatment at home and in sanatoria. Early doctor visits and public cooperation are urged to curb the killer.
The remark expresses optimism that a principle will gain broader acceptance over time, though at present its adoption remains limited. It suggests patience and continued advocacy to encourage eventual recognition.
Santa Fe Railway carloadings for the week ending March 1 1941 were 17 599 versus 19 827 in the same week 1940. Receipts from connections were 7 113 compared with 6 272. Total cars moved were 24 712 versus 26 099. The system handled 24 117 cars in the preceding week.
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