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George Hill describes fifty years of piles and fistula suffering and cancer like condition before treatment by Dr Lindley Li. After the first procedure he improved and is now well.
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
2
George Hill describes fifty years of piles and fistula suffering and cancer like condition before treatment by Dr Lindley Li. After the first procedure he improved and is now well.
Belva Eubanks Hudman died, born January 21 1885 in Arkansas. She moved to West Texas, lived in Richland Springs and Bronte since 1900, was a devoted Church of Christ member, Yeoman Lodge alum, and survived by husband FE W Hudman , an adopted son Lloyd, two brothers, two sisters and many relatives. The Enterprise extends sympathy and honors her memory.
The Bronze Methodist church unit met on Monday afternoon March 18 with 24 members. Reds beat blues in the meeting with 14 red members and four visitors and 10 blues with two visitors. Mrs. B E Modgling led the lesson from Old Testament prophets. refreshments followed. Next hostess is Mrs. Robert Knierim on March 20. The society invites all church ladies.
Rhode Island Reds chicks available from T. G. Stinebaugh with incubators on site. First batch ready for delivery April 8 at four cents each. Other breeds offered. Phone 8012. s8t.
Grazing opportunity for riverfront cattle near Bronte two and a half miles southwest on the Will Hearteell place offering 10 head or more at 35 cents per month. Contact number 7403. Also notes Gray & Neal and Charley Baker family returning from a trip to Austin Dallas and Fort Worth Fat Stock Show with relatives in Clyde.
A fragment notes blessings on animals as symbols of national hope during challenging times, reflecting rural life and optimism. The wording emphasizes cows, sows, and hens as pastoral representatives of resilience and prosperity.
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