27 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
1
The Bronte Enterprise reviews editorials on civic strife in Arkansas churches and Coke County labor, recalls a pecan trade, criticizes Governor Roth over a death row liquor request, and reports the death of a child Leon with funeral details in Bronte and surrounding areas.
A fragment of verse evokes reunion and farewell as characters clasp hands and speak of a peaceful shore. The lines suggest a poignant moment of meeting and parting with calm, hopeful imagery.
Bronte leaders endorse the NRA while noting the publicity drive is not a sales campaign. L T Youngblood credits NRA for cotton prices and plow up funds, as business men consider subscriptions to fund an ad campaign and await further NRA aligned action.
C. C. Halder dispatched a double deck carload of fat sheep to the Kansas City markets early in the week. As the paper went to press no return had been received, though Halder hopes for road earnings from the shipment.
At Valley View school house five miles south of Robert Lee on Valley View road Rev Hawkins Jr and his workers hold an all day service from 9 30 to 8 with gospel singing Bible messages and dinner on the ground. Everyone is invited bring a basket and a song book a Bible and a bite to eat Ulmer S Bird preaches at Lance on Sunday morning and night with topics Plough Handle Religion and The Un troubled Heart First Sunday in November events listed for Friendship Wildcat Edith details noted.
A black kid glove bearing the name Lena Corley was found on school grounds after the carnival. It was turned into Prof. Hawkins at the school office and the owner may claim it by calling to pay for this notice.
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