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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
3
In Austin on May 25 Dr. John W. Brown, Texas State Health Officer, notes typhus fever in two forms epidemic and endemic, with the latter common in Texas and lower mortality. He explains rat and mouse exposure, symptoms, and the need to exterminate rats and mice and to isolate patients while reporting all cases for rapid public health control.
Abilene Texas May 26 Lambs fed on home grown feed on 150 days on the Robertson farm in Taylor county yielded 80.9 pounds per head from a 1582 head flock. He earned 57.60 per month for regu lar farm duties while the project showed promising profitability in lamb feeding.
Three herds of Wheeler County cattle were fed out in demonstrations last season and averaged 81 cents per bushel for corn. The note records the cost efficiency of feedout trials and owner's returns.
The Bruton family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors in Bronte, Robert Lee, Edith, Sweetwater and beyond for kindness after the sudden loss of husband and father Luther Bruton. Appreciation goes to the Mission Society of the Methodist church for funeral luncheon and prayers, with floral tributes bringing comfort during the bereavement. Mrs. Luther Bruton and children and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Crume and Mr. and Mrs. C. E Bruton and families extend thanks.
Port Lavaca Home Demonstration Club member from Calhoun county says her husband’s tobacco bill outweighed their grocery bill last year. The family built a pantry following the 4-H pantry plan with help from Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller Mrs. N. H. Waldie and family.
The county agent reports two years of strong results from feeding stock beets to cows and 30 more farmers are sowing the crop this year in Dallas County.
Six Has kell county farms this spring saw sub irrigation garden systems installed by home demonstration club families. A total of 1155 feet of homemade concrete tile were laid at a cost under one cent per foot.
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