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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
4
The Enterprise reports a car load of apples and sweet potatoes will pass along the railroad track in a few days causing excitement. Mr and Mrs W A Glenn of Portales New Mexico return to Bronte for the winter. Mrs Ellen Walker, longtime Enterprise employee, returns to work after a four week illness.
Pat Beavers and his wife were among the attendees at the Ballinger fair on Wednesday, joining a crowd drawn to the local event.
J H Bennett and family of Abilene have moved to Bronte and rented land from Fewell Lima for another year, welcomed by locals as good new residents in the community.
Auction style notice advertises sale of rent feed crop s on a farm three miles north of Bronte for 8250 dollars. Contact F C Jenkins Ballinger Texas by visit or phone to arrange viewing.
A motor ambulance designed for sheep care features ten pens and aided a vast Alberta sheep ranch last season with 7 000 lambs born and hundreds saved. Popular Mechanics notes the device as a valuable adjunct to the operation.
Mrs. H. C. Marshall of Cuthbert Georgia was attacked by a catamount while investigating a commotion among her chickens. She called her dog which sprang to defend her and subdued the catamount with a few vicious shakes breaking its spine.
A Wall Street Journal quote attributed to Erie railroad president F W Underwood mocks the idea of mystery in railroading. He traces his career from brakeman to president and states there is no real mystery, only the daily flow of raw materials to factories and finished goods back to cities.
A fragmented note outlines a program to plant trees and create woodlots. It mentions funds or listings related to holdings in towns, with references to foreats and larger areas. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or organizations.
The Russian government commission led by Professor Obroutsheff reports Siberia's newly found coal fields span about 400 square miles with the world's largest coal reserves. The locality also holds sulfuric minerals, possibly half a million tons of graphite, and traces of platinum.
The article notes American interests taking a prominent role in a Spanish company takeover. Government representatives are to sit on the board with special authority over rates and public issues, signaling a strategic influence on management and policy.
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