Married W M Box and Eu nice Eubanks wed at Bronte home
Mr W M Box and Miss Eu nice Eubanks were married at Justice H I M Robinson's home three miles north of Bronte on September 18 1937. The bride, daughter of Babe Eubanks, grew up in Bronte and attended local schools. The groom is a substantial Bronte area farmer. Friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Box
Eunice Eubanks
Justice of the Peace
H. IM. Robinson
Bronte
Justice Robinson
Babe Eubanks
Bronte Texas Post Office Note From 1918
The fragment notes the Bronte Texas post office's second class matter status entered March 1 1918 under the 1871 act. It references the Bronte sector and postal designation with regulatory language. The readable portion preserves historic postal context and placement.
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Bronte
Texas
Instructions on Making Cotton Loans on 1937 Crop
Cotton loans for 1937 crop set at nine or 7.75 cents per pound based on staple and grade. Landlords cannot borrow on tenant cotton. tenants may borrow their share. Banks, co ops, or corporations may lend, with CCC notes. Approved insured warehouse receipts required. warehouses must be approved by Loan Agency of RFC. Producer liability limited unless noncompliance with conservation programs. Some Texas schools to begin 1937-38 term Monday.
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New York
New Orleans
Co-Operative Marketing Association
Commodity Credit Corporation
C. C. C. Apton Korm
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Parity Cotton Program Notice for 1937 Submissions
Farmers must mail or deliver to the County Agent a buyer's receipt for cotton sold before September 30 or within 15 days of sale for sales after September 15. Receipts must include sale date producer name and address bale count and weight buyer signature and address. Details to ensure parity payment and notes on the 1958 AAA Conservation Program release.
Santa Fe Carloadings Rise For Week
Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending September 2 rose to 26,129 cars from 21,717 in the prior year. From connections the system received 6,926 cars versus 6,275 a year ago. Total cars moved reached 38,191, up from 27,990 in the same week of 1936, while the preceding week closed at 81,675 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Cotton ginning totals for Coke County race to 1926 bales
Census data shows 1926 bales ginned from the 1937 crop in Coke County before September 16, compared with TH bales for the 19386 crop, highlighting an early-season ginning figure.
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Coke County
Ray School to Start in Runnels County October 4
Miss Ruth Burson, principal of the Ray school in Runnels county east of Tenney son, and her brother from Robert Lee visited The Enterprise office Wednesday. The Ray school will begin its 1937 1938 session Monday October 4, joining all county schools in the same class to start the year.
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Runnels County
Ruth Burson
Robert Lee
Enterprise
Miss Burson
Ray School
Tennyson
Ray
Idaho rancher reports large cattle shipment
Postmaster R. J. Epperson received a letter from a Idaho kin describing a ranch shipment of one hundred carloads of beef cattle to market a few days before writing. The note questions the apparent beef surplus amid shortages.
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R. J. Epperson
Idaho
Birth notice for Anita Joy Box in The Enterprise
The Enterprise records the birth of Anita Joy Box on September 14 to Mr and Mrs Callie Box. The notice expresses warm wishes for the child’s life and notes the late report of the advent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Joy Box
Callie Box
Miss Box
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Bronte Sectet
DPR
D. M. W Po. West
Aeneneness
Scences Nera
Cansene
West Texas Stockyard Company
Ray Lum
Vicksburg
Miss. San Angelo
TENAS
Norton Cotton Farmers
Norton
Frank Keeney
Glenn R. Lewis
Western Reserve
San Angelo, Tex
A. O. Strothers
Owens’ Drug Store
Winters
King-Holt Funeral Home
Eighth ST
Wael
Pv.t. Quast
O. D. Sweetwater
Texas Dial
H. P. Hudman
Norton Exchange
O. H. Smith Maverick
K. C
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U. F. Taylor's Grocery
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