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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1938
Page
3
The Enterprise reflects on whether a new courthouse is a public necessity amid tax strain and financial crisis from crop failures. It urges an election on location to resolve long standing concerns and settle the permanent site once and for all.
Coach W. W. Mullins leads Bronte Longhorns in the season opener at home against Eden this Saturday afternoon September 24. The town backs the team, urging a strong showing to prove Bronte can play football and win on the local field.
A party including Mr and Mrs J W Rice and daughter Ruth travels September 3 1938 to Tow near Llano County for a reunion. They visit Buchanan Lake dam and Everlasting Spring, tour Longhorn Cavern, and stay with relatives while sharing meals, programs, and stories. The narrative notes a meteor discussion in Eden and family memories from 1901.
Miss Sibyl Wynne daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Wynne recently went to Porterfield California to enter Porterfield Junior College and passed the entrance examination English with a high mark from twenty nine applicants thirteen passed Miss Wynne among the successful. Her Bronte High school graduation last spring and her pride in California are noted. Her local friends here are pleased with her good record.
Mrs. A M Wynne recently returned from a two week visit with her daughter at Porter field California. She enjoyed California as a visiting area but doubts she would make it her permanent home.
The Enterprise seeks clean cotton rags for sale. No ducking or hard cloth accepted. Cash payment offered for suitable rags.
A damaged passage contrasts water and wood scarcity with the claim that large sums of money and cod are burned during lake clearing. The text hints at uneven access to resources and reflects on a difficult journey home.
In Ballinger Texas police asked the writer to give a one legged man a ride to Maverick. Jim Cunniff from Sterling City recounts nineteen operations and five thousand hypodermics after a 38 pistol wound amputated his foot. He endured with grit and cheer, a true unmixed nerve cowboy.
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