Labor Costs From 1922 School Building Revealed
Payroll records show 1922 labor wages for the old high school project. Carpenters earned 50 cents hourly, two workers took 1 dollar, while many laborers were paid 25 cents. J F Martin and T Copeland topped the scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Cumbie
T. Copeland
Cumbie
Martin
O. J. Martin
Ray Martin
W. C. Hayley
Windsor Walton
Ed Walton
J. W. Davis
John Hearne
W. C. Walton
W. J. Gideon
E. H. Mosely
Bronte Pta
C. R. Gollihar
PTA
Local visitors and weekend trips across Texas towns
Residents and relatives traveled to Lubbock Brownfield Paint Rock and San Angelo visiting family members and viewing sites. The March of Dimes collection at Painted Rocks drew 400 cars. Other weekend visits included Ballinger Abilene Carlsbad and Center Point with family gatherings and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carter
Edna Butner
E. C. Rawlings
Claude Ward
Paint Rock
J. A. Percifull
Lum Lasswell
Calvin McCutchen
Buddy Kirkland
R. W. Fields
San Angelo
Floyd Fancher
Myrtle Lasswell
Melodee Sue Rippetoe
Ellis Watson
Glenda Littlefield
Abilene
Nona Gays
Mac Rippetoe
Ballinger
Marvin Leck
Ghter
Diamond Anderson
Wade Rees
Center Point
Oscar Nowlin
Clarence Adrott
Ina Hudigens
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Filey Adams
Bill Johnson
Alfred Bennett
A. T. Ott
J. W. Nelson
O. S. Riker
Lois Taylor
Paul Cates
Roe Williams
Andrew Nelson
Leland Hayley
Davis Hayley
Loyd McCleskey
Homer Walton
W. A. Schane
Theo
J. D. Leonard
Ballard
Puffin
Coldbrook
del Monte
Cumbie’s
Joe Dell Walton
Jean Timmons
Jimmye Joyce
Raney
John Sanders
Carlsbad
New Mexico
A. B. Lammers
Genieve Sanders
Lammers
Mexico
Capt
Frank Keesee
Hamlin
Bob Woods
Farm Bureau Tax Service
Coke County Court House
Q. T. Colvin
Coke County Farm Bureau Service
cPody
A J
West Texas
West Texas Utilities Company
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