Voted for him then skins him the Bronte Enetprise
A heated exchange in Bronte era 1918 engages editor D M West Texas and Sterling City News Record editor Uncle Bill Kellis over Jim Ferguson Roosevelt and prohibition. The piece accuses Kellis of party disloyalty and questions Texas governor ties while defending Ferguson as Democratic support remains strong.
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Jimferguson
Bill” Kellis
Sterling City News- Record
Roosevelt
John Garner
Texas
Gillinampus
Jim Ferguson
Bill
Shield expert to visit St Angelus Hotel May 17
H. M. Shevnan, renowned Chicago shield expert, will be at the St. Angelus Hotel on Wednesday May 17 from 9 AM to 5 PM. He highlights the Zoetic Shield as a scientific method that strengthens the body, improves circulation, and closes openings in ten days on average without medicines or surgery.
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H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
St. Angelus Hotel
San
F. H. Seeley
Dem Party Debt Plea and Pellagra Health Notice
A state Democratic headquarters appeal urges ten cent contributions from Texas Democrats to cover party deficits, criticizing Houston and other leaders. The issue is paired with a health column explaining pellagra causes, diet, and prevention, highlighting milk meat vegetables and specific foods. Mr and Mrs Oscar Long visit Arlington to escort Mrs Long's father home after a weeks stay.
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Austin
Finance Committee
Texas
Congression
Ewing Thomason
Houston
Jacob Rascob
Mrs
Oscar Long
Arlington
Mrs. Long
Wanted 10 Lease for land with cultivated portion
Classified brief notes a wanted lease for about half a section of land with part in cultivation as advertised in The Enterprise.
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