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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2002
Page
6
In a letter to the editor Ashlee Esty argues that Brownfield’s future depends on leaders modeling commitment and generosity. She criticizes local schools, media messages, and city services while urging adults to invest in youth, foster purpose, and create a supportive community for young people.
In a Texas memory, a former teenage reporter recalls three Republican visitors to Nolan County after World War II. The 1940s interview at the Bluebonnet Hotel explored local interest in organizing a county Republican party amid postwar political tensions and rural resistance.
A Texas political shift is described as Democrats move to Republicans after the 2002 midterms with Bush era influence lingering. The article notes voting patterns for Lt Governor John Sharp and Governor Rick Perry, and mentions Tom Craddick’s likely rise to House speaker as Lt. Legislature readies in Austin.
Gina Caswell Kelly reflects on keys as a metaphor for daily duties and virtues. The article urges pursuing a master key through a relationship with the Master, claiming true doors to success and contentment open when following His commandments and using that key.
Garry Peebles writes about Veterans Day origin from World War I and the small number of surviving American soldiers. He honors those who fought at Chateau-Thierry Belleau Wood St Michel and Meuse Argonne, noting their enduring heroism despite fading memory and limited recognition.
A Brownfield reader urges residents to support local businesses and volunteer. She recalls the town’s past growth, celebrates merchants’ efforts, and stresses collective action for a vibrant community. She invites participation through civic groups, church, and the Chamber.
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