Texans urged to review farm safety and note screwworm case
Article urges families to inspect machinery accident records during National Farm Safety Week and notes a screwworm case near Bronte Texas, the farthest north reported, prompting sterile fly releases and caution for stock health. It also highlights Texas farming's economic importance and plans a July 23 insect survey with Max Meisch.
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Texas Farm and Ranch ‘Safety Council
Council
Coke County
Tom Murray
Bronte
Murray
Reese McCorley
Blackwell
Max Meisch
First National Bank of Bronte Report of Condition 1964
The June 30 1964 condition report lists assets including cash balances with banks and government obligations and shows total deposits and liabilities for the First National Bank of Bronte Texas. The fragmented figures indicate cash items and various deposit categories with par values noted.
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First National Bank OF Bronte
Texas
United States
Admissions and dismissals log for July period
The record lists individuals admitted or dismissed across July dates. Names include Mrs. J. W. Holland Ruth Ann Calder Tammie Calder and others, with multiple entries of admissions on July 7 to July 14 and several dismissals, reflecting a rotating schedule.
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J. W. Holland
Joe Ross
Annie Wilkins
M. L. Maples
Bob White
John Holland
W. B. McShan
J. F. Hughes
Silas Bird
Condie Clark
J. d. Adair
J. O. Hageman
D. A. Mullins
C. B. Mitchell
Oscar Hayes
Walter Hester
W. F. Pinekard
Father of Wreck Victim Lived Here Nellie Jo Williams
Nellie Jo Williams 34 of San Angelo died in an early July 5 automobile wreck on the old Ballinger highway northeast of San Angelo. She was born December 29, 1928, in San Angelo and was a daughter of Roy T. Baker of Tennyson. Survivors include two daughters Patti Marie and Linda Jo Williams, a son Don Wayne Williams, her mother Mrs. O. F. Gill, her father Mr. Roy T. Baker, two sisters Olive Marie Harding and Willie Mae Giddens, two brothers Oscar Gill and Roy Lee Baker. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Johnson Chapel in San Angelo with burial in Knickerbocker Cemetery.
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Nellie Jo Williams
San Angelo
Roy T. Baker
Tennyson
Ballinger
Williams
Patti Marie
Linda Jo Williams
Don Wayne Williams
O. F. Gill
Olive Marie Harding
Willie Mae Giddens
Oscar Gill
U. S. Army
Roy Lee Baker
Kathy Lawson Visits Bronte Friends This Week
Bastrop resident Kathy Lawson spends the week visiting friends in Bronte, engaging with local hosts and catching up with familiar faces during her stay.
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Kathy Lawson
Bastrop
Bronte
Blackwell Residents Share Visits and Duties This Week
Local residents hosted guests from Fort Worth Midland and San Diego plus relatives from College Station Snyder Levelland and Colorado City. Allen Sweet had knee surgery in Dallas. Several Blackwell families travel to Waco and Galveston while others attend a Texas University workshop in Austin.
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Jack Waggoner
Lela Hazlewood
S. B. Jackson
Fort Worth
Jimmy Bickley
Harrison Bickley
Midland
Harve Richards
San Diego
Calif
Kelly Richards
Raymond Jones
Miami
Ariz
J. S. George
Allen Sweet
Methodist Hospital
Dallas
R. V. Copeland
Bill Hipp
College Station
George Smith
Snyder
Tom V. Copeland
Levelland
Effie Copeland
Colorado City
Stanton
Jackson
Courtney King
San Antonio
Wyley Keefer
Douglas, Ariz
A. J. McLendon
T. Patterson
Jap Craig
Don Dulin
Nola Shedd
Texas University
Austin
Texas Education Agency
Blackwell
Bronte Hospital
Johm Holland
Fletcher Pinkard
Bill Wilson
Baby
Jim Wilson
Waco
Therell Burwick
Galveston
Corpus Christi
LeAnn Barrett
Sweetwater
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