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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1958

Page

6

Soil District supervisors note farmer terrace and pond projects

Core Soil Conservation District news lists projects by farmers near Robert Lee Bronte and Blackwell. Willis W. Smith completes 1.2 miles of terraces and 1152 feet of diversion terraces. Earl Roberts finishes 464 feet of diversion terrace and clears 45 acres of brush. R. E. Hickman builds a 6474 cubic yard pond for livestock water. Walter King works on 3.5 miles of terraces, and F S Higginbotham plans a 6474 cubic yard pond north of Bronte.

Willis W. Smith Robert Lee Earl Roberts R. E. Hickman Bronte Walter King Blackwell F. S. Higginbotham

Grass Plot Shows Native Grasses in Robert Lee

The Soil Conservation Service with the Coke County Agricultural Agent maintains a grass plot at the south corner of the Court House block in Robert Lee. Grasses include sidecats grama green sprangletop blue grama switch grass giant sandbar trichloris little bluestem Arizona cottontop and cane bluestem. Farmers and ranchers are urged to observe growth traits for seed production. Court House Rainfall Record shows monthly and yearly figures.

Local Soil Conservation Service Coke County Agricultural Agent Court House Robert Lee Arizona

Ten Doves Per Day Limit Emphasized By Game Officials

Austin reports the Game and Fish Commission warns hunters not to exceed ten doves per day as the North Zone dove season opens Sept. 1. Possession may reach 20 birds after day one, with restrictions. Federal migratory bird rules apply. new licenses required for ages 17 to 65 and for out of county hunting, with licenses available from wardens, stores, and clerks.

Austin The Game & Fish Commission U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Local residents attend reunions and visits across Texas lists

Mrs Elmer Hudman returned from Roaring Springs and Amarillo after attending the Lowrance Millican reunion. She visited relatives in Silver and Robert Lee. Mr and Mrs Jess Percifull traveled to San Angelo to see daughter Mrs Floyd Gravitt and family. Mr and Mrs Rob Herron visited Odessa and relatives, taking grandson John Robert home. Mrs Mae McQueer spent a weekend in Lubbock with Gayle Hufstutler and attended Texas Tech graduation where Hufstutler earned a BS. Garland Black and family toured New Mexico Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma on vacation and visited J D Neely family. ladies had not met in 22 years.

Elmer Hudman Roaring Springs Amarillo Silver Robert Lee Jess Percifull San Angelo Floyd Gravitt Rob Herron Odessa Bill Herron Roberta Herron Carroll Leathers John Robert Mae McQueer Lubbock Gayle Hufstutler Texas Tech Hufstutler Garland Black New Mexico Colorado Kansas Oklahoma

Local family visitors and guests list across several Texas towns

The passage records numerous hospitality notes with families hosting relatives and friends from San Francisco Sacramento Sweetwater Bronte Bella Vista Fort Worth and more. Visits span Blackwell Monte rey Fayetteville Roaring River Turner Falls and Lubbock with several weekend and Sunday gatherings noted.

Sam Smith Clyde L. Peters San Francisco Calif James Nealis Monterey Morrsey Sacramento John Gramling San Antonio Lee Alderman Blackwell Robert Lee Sweetwater Bronte Turney Hall Bella Vista Charles Ragsdale Ragsdale Therrell Burwick Monterey Old Mexico Roy Sanderson H. C. Raney Irene Crudup Fayetteville Ark Roaring River Oden J. W. Raney Hazlewood Lubbock

Visitation Notes Highlight Blackwell Sunday Visit

Ollie Johnson visits with Mr and Mrs J B Buckner while Mr and Mrs O Z Porter of San Angelo visit friends in Blackwell on Sunday.

Ollie Johnson J. B. Buckner O. Z Porter San Angelo Blackwell

29 Motorcides Predicted For Labor Day Period

Major Wilson E. Speir of Region 4 Texas DPS announced Operation Motorcide to run 12:01 AM August 30 to 11:59 PM September 1. Patrols from Motor Vehicle Inspection and License and Weight Services join the Texas Highway Patrol in enforcing traffic laws during the last holiday weekend.

Texas Wilson E. Speir Texas Department of Public Safety Texas Highway Patrol

Patrolmen Prepare Heavy Enforcement For Labor Day Weekend

During vacation season and before school start, traffic will be heavy on highways. Patrolmen will work around the clock during Labor Day weekend to cover many miles with an effective enforcement program. The two goals of Operation Motordide are protecting motorists from accident prone drivers and serving the public. Patrolmen acknowledge responsibility to motorists and aim to make driving a pleasant experience. Excessive speed and driving while intoxicated are leading causes of fatal accidents during holidays, so enforcement will target these violations.

Weekend Visit At Jack Bailey Home With Lanes

Weekend visitors in the Jack Bailey home were her parents Mr. and Mrs. D Lane of Beeville. Mrs. Bailey and boys returned home with the Lanes to spend this week.

Jack Bailey D. Lane Beeville

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