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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1946

Page

4

Cavitt Ranch Trespass Suit Aims Title Possession

Three San Angelenos Floyd Higgins Alma Gene Eecue file a trespass to try title suit against numerous Cavitt relatives and heirs over the Cavitt ranch of about 6907 acres in H T R Co Survey. Plaintiffs seek title, possession, damages, costs, and general relief for unlawful occupancy and rental value of 500 dollars per month.

Willis Smith Floyd R. Higgins Alma Gene San Hugh Cavitt Presidio County Carter Cavitt Harris County James Cavitt West Virginia Uth Cavitt Brazos County W. D. Cavitt Brazosey

James Keeney on Leave From Navy After Overseas Service

Machinist Mate 2nd class James Keeney returns home on leave after three years and nineteen months in the Navy, with extensive overseas duty. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Keeney and plans to report to Dallas on February 7 for further orders. He is close to discharge, with details of plans not disclosed.

James Keeney Navy J. L. Keeney James Dallas

Peace Officers After Forgers

FBI techniques for tracing check forgers will be discussed at an identification officers seminar in Austin January 22 and 23. Speakers include FBI inspector Quinn Tamm, Captain Aubrey Davenport, Carl Hansson, Glen H. McLaughlin, and Joel Tisdale, with the Texas Division of the International Association for Identification sponsoring.

Austin FBI Technics Quinn Tamm FBI Washington Texas Division International Association For Identification Aubrey Davenport San Antonio Carl Hansson Dallas Glen H. McLaughlin Joel Tisdale Department of Public Safety

Fort Chadbourne H D Club Meeting Sees Upholstering Demo

Mrs. Charlie Boecking hosted the Fort Chadbourne H D Club with eleven members and three visitors including Mesdames L T Youngblood Preston Davis and Miss Wilmate. Fay Croslin County Demonstration Agent demonstrated upholstering a chair cushion and discussed future building projects for hat stands and shoe racks at the Callaway home in January.

Charlie Boochise Ft. Vibeume H.D Fay Croslin Mesdames L. T. Youngblood Preston Davis Wilmate Callaway Jangram

Readers praise Bronte Enterprise editors and paper

A San Angelo subscriber H. C. Grafa writes the Bronte Enterprise copy was of great interest and praises the community chosen to edit the paper. H. R. Northcutt adds that Bronte Enterprise is a fine paper.

H. C. Grafa San Angelo Bronte Enterprise H. R. Northcutt

Enlist Today in the Regular Army for U S or Overseas

Citizens are urged to choose a branch of service and theatre U S or Overseas and enlist today in the Regular Army. The notice emphasizes immediate joining options and service locations for new recruits.

U. S

OPA Cotton Ceiling Faces Administration Difficulties

Dr. A B Cox of the University of Texas warns that enforcing an OPA ceiling on cotton will be complex due to many cotton qualities and uses. He argues government sale of surplus at current prices could reduce carryover, curb inflation, and keep goods markets stable, while noting six cent price gaps above world levels influenced by loan programs. He emphasizes moving surplus into consumption near present prices.

Austin Tex A. B. Cox University of Texas Texas

Ballinger Ledger Reports 1945 Permits and Growth

The Ballinger Ledger notes 1945 building permits totaling 267 865 dollars for Ballinger with plans for a heavy athletic program at Ballinger High School. Population growth is seen in water meter use, with Ballinger estimated at about 6 000 residents. Texas A and M predicts farmer remodeling costs at 1000 dollars this year. Donald Joe Jackson profits from Barky Nee seed with 2250 pounds sold at four cents per pound. Stanton Home Demonstration Clubs report 28301 25 dollars in poultry sales in 1945. Littlefield builds a large food locker and begins garbage collection.

Sweetwater Rewe Ston Ballinger High School Alke Ballinger Ledger Ballinger Texas A. & M Texas Donald Joe Jackson Floyd County Stanton Home Demonstration Clubs Littlefield

From Our Schools Come New Leaders

Agriculture looks to tomorrow as youth are trained today in public school vocational agriculture programs across nearly 10,000 rural high schools. Students learn soil improvement, efficient pork production, machinery care, and science-backed farming advances, fueling research and national progress in dairy, beef, corn, hogs, and fibers.

United States Science of Agriculture

Meat Buying Customs Film Promotes Regional Beef Taste

Swift & Company offers a 16 mm color moving picture titled Meat Buying Customs. The film explores how taste, budgets, seasons, beliefs and habits shape beef purchasing in different U.S. regions from Boston to St. Louis. For lodge, grange, school or church shows, and farm meetings, transport is paid one way.

St. Louisans United States Lodge Grange Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Chicago Illinois

A RECORD TO BEAT America’s Star Farmer of 1046

A junior contender aims to surpass Gordon Eichhorn of Marion County Ohio who won the Future Farmers of America top award at the 1945 National Convention last fall. A high school freshman in 1939 with one son, two steers and 26 head of cattle.

America Gordon Eichhorn Marion County Ohio Future Farmers of America

It Pays to Keep Farm Accounts

Advice from Purdue University professor on feeding early lambing ewes. Emphasizes winter feed with high quality legume hay and limited grain to maintain condition and weight. Stresses exercise to ease lambing and improve lamb survival.

Emart Life Motto Than Farm Outlook

Quote contrasts two life views, urging living as if tomorrow is uncertain while tending land as if living long. Reflects philosophical stance on risk, mortality, and work ethic. Includes emphasis on practical farming mindset alongside existential reflection.

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H. A. Springer Bronte Pontiac BUICK Schuch Motor Co Oakes and Beauregard Dial Mrs Charlie Boecking Fort Chadbourne H.D. Club Mrs. Jacob Morrow Bronte Cafe West Kemp Kleaners Cecil Kemp Our Family Group Service Johnson's Burial Association John W. First St Suerte Ortland Portland Maine Rio Grande Canadian Biichimia Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Martha Logan Soda Bill Sez
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