State Subscription Rates Noted for Out of State
The notice lists subscription rates: 91.00 per year and 1.50 per week for out of state residents, with details read as a pricing notice in the newspaper.
26 Nov 1937
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
1
The notice lists subscription rates: 91.00 per year and 1.50 per week for out of state residents, with details read as a pricing notice in the newspaper.
The item notes mail matter entered at Bronte Texas as second class on March 1 1918 under the act of Congress August 12 1871.
A Sunshine shower hosted by Mrs. Floyd Bagwell and others celebrated Miss Lela Warner who has shown rapid improvement after a bout with infantile paralysis eight weeks ago. Guests and gifts from local ladies and families attended a hot chocolate and cake reception.
Bruce Bolander and Travis Wallis from Crosby county and Afton Snyder and Jake Duskey from Bronte hunted on the Jones ranch in Culberson county last week. They killed three deer a 7 point buck a 9 point buck and an 11 point yuck. A mother bob cat and a baby bob cat were also captured. The infant bob cat escaped confinement and caught a chicken at the Snyder home.
Mr and Mrs Joe Warner and their Anson family visited relatives and friends weekend. Mr Warner settled his account and settled the figures in advance with the old home town paper, and the paper thanks him for the gesture.
A list of attendees names including McCutchen A J D Spencer Jim Simpson Mattie Gibson Miss Mary Pruitt Gladys Simpson and Zadie Gibson appears in an Elitor’s Note noting the event was omitted last week due to space limits.
Blackwell residents hosted a B T U gathering on November 16 with co hosts Miss Ethel Hollingshead and Mrs. Dewey Nabors. The event featured Thanksgiving games and dessert, followed by a Mexican plate and place favors. The Shamblin home welcomed guests and reported some attendees returning from California and Arizona.
Geraldine Youngblood attended a Tarbboek Tech homecoming and a Ko Shai club breakfast before a Tech versus Duquesne University football game in Pittsburgh. She is visiting Btownfield and Big Spring.
Dr and Mrs Parrott of Corpus Christi move back to Blackwell and plan to occupy the Parrott home once home of Dr and Mrs Reynolds. The Reynolds move to Mrs Hunt's residence. Friends welcome the Parrotts back to town.
The Euterpean Club met at Mrs. Austin Jordan’s home with co hostesses Mrs. I N Bryan Thursday November 18. President led business and former member Mrs Jack Stuart was admitted. Spanish American Folk song was studied and the program included a vocal duet Celinto Lindo I Mi Viejo Amor and piano solo La Paloma by Mrs W W Youngblood.
Election set for November 27 1987 in Coke County Texas to decide if dog registration and taxation are required. Official ballot lists Registration of and Tax on Dogs with pro and anti positions and is issued by County Judge McNeil Wylie with seal. Ramsey's Nursery advertises tree plantings and catalogs.
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