Texas Highway Construction Sealed Proposals at Austin
Sealed proposals for 6.523 miles of graded structural base and surfacing on FM 2333 from US 277 at Tennyson to 8.0 miles north of FM 1692 in Coke and Runnels Counties will be received at the Texas Highway Department in Austin until 9 00 A M June 16 1959 and publicly opened. Plans and specs with minimum wage rates are available at the San Angelo Resident Engineer office and the Austin headquarters. Usual rights reserved.
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Tennyson
Coke & Runnels
Highway Department
Austin
C. C. Stroud
San Angelo
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Bronte School Seeks Bids for Minneapolis Moline Tractor
The Bronte School Board invites sealed bids for one 951 Minneapolis Moline tractor with a sickle mower attachment. View at Bronte Feed & Supply, Bronte Texas. Bids due by June 10 1959. Mail to Hurlin Lee Box 125 Bronte Texas. Board may reject any or all bids.
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Bronte
Minneapolis
H. P
Bronte Texas Enacts Licenses For Shows And Gasoline Storage
Bronte adopts ordinances regulating licenses for shows and exhibitions within city limits and governs storage of fuels including gasoline kerosene and diesel. The measure provides revocation penalties saving clauses and compulsory underground storage tank standards limiting tanks at filling stations to 9000 gallons.
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Bronte
Texas
Bronte Visitors Reach Out Amid Local Family Trips
Local residents travel through Bronte visiting relatives and hospital staff. Mr and Mrs Fred Gifford of Christoval call on Mrs Homer Cornelius in Bronte Hospital last Sunday. D F E Faulk and Dwight of Winters visit friends Tuesday. The Bryan family from Fort Stockton brings Cindy and Cathy to stay with grandparents G D Luckett and plan visits to Bradshaw. Mrs Carl Jones of Kermit visits daughter Mrs Jack Ivey and family. Peggy Corley hosts with Margaret Sharp from Big Spring.
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Fred Gifford
Christoval
Bronte
Homer Cornelius
Bronte Hospital
D. FE. Faulk
Dwight
Winters
Allen Bryan
Fort Stockton
Cindy
Cathy
G. D. Luckett
Coke County 4-Hers to Attend State Roundup in College Station
Coke County 4-H soil judging team and members Kenneth Wink Eddie Glenn Donald Spiller and Dee Arrott will represent the county at the State 4-H Club Roundup in College Station June 9 10. The state meet draws about 2000 4-Hers and features 25 judging and team demonstration contests. The Coke team qualified as district champions and the three top individuals in the district were Eddie Glenn Kenneth Wink and Donald Spiller. The group will travel June 9 and return after events, accompanied by the County Agricultural Agent.
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Coke County
College Station
Kenneth Wink
Grasshopper Control Advice for County Crops
County reports grasshopper sightings with light damage so far. Early treatment targets small nymphs in borders and hedgerows using aldrin dieldrin toxaphene or heptachlor as dusts sprays or baits. Caution advised with volatile ester sprays around cotton and young grass. avoid soap as a wetting agent on sudan to prevent burn.
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Sudan
Mrs George Thomas and Mrs Mae McQueen Plan Washington Trip
Mrs George Thomas and Mrs Mae McQueen depart Thursday for Washington D C by auto. They are joined by two Menard ladies. Mrs McQueen visits daughter and Hufstutter family. Mrs Thomas works with Congressman O C Fisher office and Library of Congress as summer researcher and guides visitors.
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George Thomas
Mae McQueen
Washington D. C
Menard
Library of Congress
Bronte School Quarterback Club urged to aid athletics
The article endorses forming a community Quarterback Club to support Bronte School athletics. It argues local men can help improve teams, players, and the school, benefiting the community and shaping better men through athletic programs. It also notes residents James Wells family visiting San Saba and others relocating houses from Humble Co. to south town.
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Bronte School
Picnic gathering at city park draws families from area
Enjoying a picnic supper at the park last Thursday evening were children, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Corley and children, Mr. and Mrs. A. Denman and family, Joey and Larry Rozman of Winters and Wayne Pate of Denver City.
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James Wells
Marvin Corley
A. Denman
Joey and
Larry Rozman
Winters
Wayne Pate
Denver City
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