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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1941
Page
3
The Enterprise argues the federal farm program should allow local dealings through non county seat towns and local banks. It contends current county seat offices cause extra trips, higher costs, and inefficiency, urging regional administration to ease access for farmers and local businesses.
Miss Winnie Dean Modgling, a Bronte student and former Hardin SImmons band member, is with the group in Abilene this week. The band travels next week to El Paso and into Old Mexico, with expenses paid for her participation. Modgling anticipates a week of sightseeing during rehearsals and the tour.
The Bronte IT B class toured San Angelo visiting the Spode and Wedgewood shop owned by Miss Amie Cornick. They heard a history of Spode and Wedgewood china and a lecture on silver and glassware, then viewed exhibits, with coffee and cookies. Later they shopped downtown for high school fashion.
Dr John L Barron, known as the Bronte Boy, recently opened a modern clinic in Winters. The former Tourist hotel was remodeled into a two-story facility with an X-ray department laboratory treatment rooms and nurses’ quarters. The project showcases Coke County effort and progress in medical care and community access to advanced surgery and diagnostics.
Bronte Community Service Club praises Joe Rawlings son of Mr and Mrs A N Rawlings a John Tarleton College student for winning first place in individual judging at the Fort Worth Livestock Show A resolution adopted March 19 1941 extends congratulations and directs mailing to Joe care John Tarleton College Stephenville Texas and notice to publicity committee
The town reports four inches of snow beginning March 17 as a norther moves through. The mild winter allowed stock to fare well and grass to stay abundant while lamb losses remain minimal. The season ends with hints of spring as conditions improve and roses bloom again.
A garbled OCR fragment references Dr Barroti and Dora Smith with unclear context and missing details. No verifiable event or date is discernible.
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