Editorial Wrath and Town Talk Stirred by Beer Debate
A bristling community column rails at editorials attacking Roosevelt and Garner over liquor politics. It contrasts Uncle Bill’s harsh tactics with Jim Ferguson’s stance, cites Texas beer votes, and notes school seniors thanking supporters of a school play amid local political banter.
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Gilliqvamouses
Bill
Roosevelt
John Garner
Ted Tazde
Uncle Bil
Dan
Leval
Soho
Ted
Raskob
Texas
Uncle Bill
Brother West
Jim Ferguson
Lone Star State
Bil
Ferguson
Jigiferguson
Jimferguson
Jim
Albert Puett
Robert Lee Observer
Fergusons
Cope
Jesus
Democratic Party
Garner
Peggon
Bergson
Handa
Pla
Simferguson
Togass
Aniele Bill
Inp
Nerse Ho
Bruton Opens New Store and Service Station
C E Bruton completes a reinforced concrete store and modern service station on Highway 70 southwest of The Enterprise building block. Opening day is Saturday May 6 with sandwiches coffee and cake served. Bruton invites all to visit to see the new shop and fixtures.
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C. E. Bruton
Bruton
Highway 70
Enterprise
Mr. Bruton
the Enterprise
Undertaker Telesto Called for Patient Transfer to San Angelo
Frank Keeney an undertaker was summoned Wednesday night to Ma ryneal with his ambulance to move Mrs Charley Garrison to a San Angelo sanitarium due to an infection.
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Bronte High School
Hankins
Prof. Hankins
Frank Keeney
Maryneal
Charley Garrison
San Angelo Sanitarium
Scarlet Fever Cases Fall in Children
The scarlet fever seems to be subsiding with no new cases reported, signaling potential relief for children if the trend continues and no further infections arise.
Obituary Tribute and Sympathy From Community Committee
The resolutions note the passing of a respected coworker, Mae Cum ble Wilkins. They honor his life of usefulness and service to his Mastrand and fellowmen. The committee extends deepest sympathy to Mrs. Mae Keeney and Mrs. O H Willoughby, promising tender support in this hour of sadness.
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Frank
Keeney
H. Willoughby
D. Y. Roberts Opens Blacksmith Shop
Gradually Bronte recovers from depression as new businesses appear. D. Y. Roberts opens a blacksmith shop on Church Street between Magnolia filling station and South Texas Lumber Company. Roberts is a skilled craftsman, known in Bronte, inviting patrons to visit.
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Bronte
Enterprise
D. Y. Roberts
Robb
Blacke Smith
Church Street
Magnolia
South Texas Lumber Company
Roberts
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Peant Stroman Cotton
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