27 Jan 1950
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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1950
Page
1
The page outlines business life in San Angelo with reviews prepared by Editorial Syndicate Service writers. It states no article is written by the local firm or individuals and that all statements reflect syndicate writers.
The Alamo Courts in San Angelo at 1215 Pulliam offers modern clean sanitary cabins for travelers and visitors from West Texas. Owner Gene Sute runs a welcoming operation with a focus on comfort, convenience, and civic involvement.
Acme Quality Paint Store at 26 W. Twohig Street San Angelo contributes to home beautification with a full stock of paints varnishes and enamels and expert decorators who advise on materials and application. The firm also carries mirrors artists supplies cleaners and painters goods.
Clyde Shelby leads the Tile Shop with locations at 600 S Oakes and 506 South Chadbourne in San Angelo. The shop is a center for tile in the area, employing skilled craftsmen to handle commercial and residential work with tailor laid expert installation of bath, toilet, and kitchen equipment.
The Cactus Lumber Company based in San Angelo at 2121 North Chadbourne is led by J. N. Manning. It promotes cooperative relations with contractors and home builders, has a long reputation for square dealing, and offers a complete building materials center with model yards and a full range of supplies including lumber, shingles, sash, doors, hardware, and building supplies.
Bank Turner of San Angelo is a well known trucking contractor serving West Texas ranchers. His modern livestock hauling equipment operates from the Naylor Hotel offices and is insured with skilled drivers ready to haul any time. His business supports road maintenance through taxes paid and has grown into a thriving enterprise across the region.
An organization of experienced builders and subcontractors under C Hunter Strain has advanced progress in West Texas. The Strain firm, praised for reliable material supply and planning, is credited with major dams and airports and long term public satisfaction.
Glen Arons promotes a north west San Angelo subdivision featuring frame houses on about 7800 square foot lots. The project showcases diverse floor plans with urban convenience and rural freedom, earning quick local property interest and high regard for Arons' construction work.
Color Mark Paint Co operates at 33 North Chadbourne Street, San Angelo, offering a full range of paints, varnishes, enamels, wallpapers, and linoleums. A staff of expert painters assists residents planning redecorating projects, sharing guidance on materials and proper application.
Terrill Manufacturing Company at 2816 North Randolph Street San Angelo highlights top quality cabinet work built to individual specifications. Clarence Terrill, owner, leads craftsmen in making windows doors and storm doors in odd sizes for homes and commercial projects with emphasis on finished materials and expert service.
Williams Radio Service led by Hubert V. Williams operates in San Angelo at 52 North Chadbourne. Williams supervises repairs and installations for radio antennas and offers parts, accessories, and record players. The shop also repairs various electrical appliances and promotes its phone line 4203 for prompt assistance.
Von Frellick Inc is described as a substantial contributor to the San Angelo area with a reputation for dependable construction work. The article credits careful organization and steady operation as key factors in its success, highlighting the firm’s established trade presence.
The firm integrated carpenters builders and subcontractors from planning to completion. Von Frellick Inc earns praise for friendly service and a growing clientele. Offices and planning rooms are at 355 W 6th San Angelo with phone T7910.
Pacific Finance Loans at 208 South Irving San Angelo under manager Jack G Labingier offers automobile furniture and salary loans. The firm emphasizes courteous complete service with straightforward terms and invites consultations without obligation. The endorsement notes high ideals and reliable experience aiding community growth.
Western Cotton Oil Company of San Angelo conducts studies on stock and poultry rations, urging use of Paymaster Formula seeds. W C Rhoden, plant manager, acts as livestock feeding authority, promoting targeted feeds to boost milk, egg, fattening, and workhorse condition.
The largest and most progressive glass company in San Angelo is Stricklin-Powell Glass and Mirror Company at 19 East Avenue K. It sells and installs plate, window, auto glass and aluminum windows, offers stock in standard sizes, and provides grinding, polishing, and fitting for doors, desks, showcases, and furniture tops.
Rural buyers and sellers benefit from regular auctions by Producers Livestock Auction on the Ballinger Road in San Angelo. The firm has earned a strong local reputation for connecting ranchers with buyers and providing reliable livestock marketing services.
Vernon Vines leads a San Angelo hauling firm known for heavy freight and live stock cartage. From 1302 Pulliam Street the fleet delivers oil field equipment fertilizer and general goods with trained truckers and efficient service.
Warner Construction Company, led by William B. Warner, earns community notice for superior contracting work from initial contract to project completion. Offices are in the Holcomb Blanton Building in San Angelo, with recurring business due to competent coordination of multiple trades and practical experience guiding the firm.
J. D. Bullock stands out among San Angelo electrical contractors with a long standing reputation for quality work and fair dealing at 56 North Chadbourne Street. His firm emphasizes skilled personnel reliable materials and specialized equipment in delivering top electrical contracting services.
The Venetian Blind Manufacturing Company of 3201 Carlsbad Road in San Angelo dominates local blinds sales. Owner Sid Langford offers custom crafted Vent-O-Lite and Flexalum blinds in wood steel or aluminum with a new twin ladder tape to prevent flutter. The Rapids shop provides re tapping recording and refinishing. Harry A. Kollinger directs machine tools and industrial supplies, praising Langford and his staff while noting their service to oil field and construction industries.
The San Angelo Marble & Granite Works at 4112 North Chadbourne Street offers headstones mausoleums markers and burial vaults. Proprietor Thomas W. Eason is a skilled monument designer providing expert advice plans and suggestions. The firm boasts large marble and granite stock and high standing in the Southwest.
Sunset Food Market at 1006 Caddo Street in San Angelo operated by James H. and Juanita O. Smith earns praise from housewives for complete stocks of groceries meats vegetables and general merchandise. The modern building and friendly service attract a large base of regular customers. Market day after day.
The W. H. Stephenson contracting firm on the Ballinger highway in San Angelo leverages a seasoned staff and deep district knowledge to complete oil well projects with supervision from the Stephenson brothers. Their experience and strong business sense position them as rising leaders in oil field contracting.
Welch Transfer And Storage Inc of San Angelo at 208 N Chadbourne offers fast safe household goods moves nationwide. Owners R. B. and EN. Welch run modern trucks with insured drivers, building a reputation for prompt service careful handling and low prices.
Local surveyors stress the role of accurate property lines in growing communities and note recent cases where builders encroached on neighbors after completing homes. The article urges homeowners to hire licensed surveyors to confirm boundaries before further construction.
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