29 Sep 1933
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
1
Bronte Texas leaves with official notice showing editor and ace manager West entered as second class matter at the Bronte post office. The filing is marked March 1, 1918 under the act of August 12, 1871.
The Sterling City News-Record editor known as Uncle Bill Kellis is criticized for verbal stunts and accusations aimed at the writer over the legal liquor debate. The piece accuses Kellis of misquoting and attempting to punch below the belt while supporting a wet policy, with local readers warned about questionable rhetoric.
A Bronte gathering passed resolutions urging the county relief committee to withhold work relief checks for those who drink while on relief, with credits to be used for groceries and necessities. The action flags concerns over drunkenness on relief payrolls and prompts editorial cautions about policy and politics surrounding RFC and FDR funds.
The excerpt urges thorough investigation of an AEC check due to possible political bias and the risk of labeling drunken citizens as slackers if barred from buying booze. It stresses caution in applying recommendations and implies tax considerations tied to alcohol and government leadership.
A brief note lauds Schleicher County for its favorable climate and soil, portraying a land of happiness and prosperity. It mentions an editor and a satirical remark about Coke without assigning real residence, in a light local-tone blurb.
The Enterprise reports Cow Creek services scheduled for this week are postponed due to cotton-picking. Ulmer S. Bird announces preaching at Lometa schoolhouse Saturday night and Sunday morning, and Valley View Sunday afternoon and night.
Mr and Mrs W. 2. Stephen son and children were weekend guests of Mrs Stephenson's parents, Mr and Mrs J D Wrinkle, at Robert Lee.
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