Notice the prairie to the west.
The tallest building is where the Lion's Club building is now.
The building on the right is the former Mar-Lon.
Written by Dicy Feller, 1918 The main street in Bronaugh runs east and west and
it is covered with gravel. At one corner crossing, is a
flagpole which flies the American flag and a Third Liberty
Loan flag. The automobiles are parked in the middle of the
street. On either side of this street are ten brick
buildings; eight of them are on the south side and the
remaining two are on the north side. One of the buildings is
two stories high - the highest building in town. There are
also along this street, fifteen frame buildings, seven are
on the south side and the remaining number are on the north
side. On the south side of the street are two Grocery
Stores, Printing Office, Bank, Barbershop, Storage room,
Drug Store, Garage, Poultry House, Post Office, Central
Office and Grain Office. On the north side are two Grocery
stores, Barbershop, Blacksmith shop, Carpenter shop, hotel,
Bank, hardware, Lumberyard, Hay, Grain and Seed House and
the Stockyards. The railroad crosses the street at the west
end.
Here's a later view of Main Street.
