27 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1962
Page
1
A witty letter from Uncle Huie of Hog Creek mocks science in agriculture and warns of a future where hormones alter farm life. He jokes about cows giving more milk with televisions in barns and laments plans to suppress hen cackling and rooster crowing as part of a broader plot. He closes by feeding pigs and pondering hungry grunting hams.
Rex and Ann Harris are spending their Christmas holidays with their parents Dr. and Mrs. John R. Harris. Rex studies at Kentucky Military Institute and Ann attends Fairfax Hall in Waynesboro Virginia.
The article urges individuals to plan a budget for 1963 to prioritize essential needs such as food clothing housing health and education. It notes benefits like reduced financial worry improved family understanding and smoother money management for children and invites readers to obtain free publications from the courthouse office and join Home Demonstration Club activities starting January 1 with a schedule of events through January 8.
Local families hosted holiday guests over Christmas. Mr and Mrs J A Caldwell and others from San Angelo Snyder and Fort Worth joined W T Reed’s family in Breckenridge, then traveled to Winters. More relatives visited Monroe and Eddie Alexander families from Ozona Big Spring San Angelo and Euless, with extended stays in Spurlock and Adair homes.
Joseph E. Johnston Field, known as Joe Field, died suddenly in an automobile crash while en route to a dentist appointment. He was 90, born March 5, 1862, at Harpers Mill, Erath County. He lived in Robert Lee Coke County most of his life, married twice, and was survived by a daughter, a grandson, and numerous relatives.
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