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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
3
This Bronte Enterprise reflection profiles progressive business and civic minded people of San Angelo and vicinity. Compiled from public opinion with input from local leaders, the feature highlights cooperation and community impact across diverse endeavours.
Stratton B. Cralle of the Concho Concrete Company is praised as a progressive San Angelo business leader. The tribute highlights his civic efforts, strong public service, and reputation for honest dealings in business and community activities.
D D Jackson of Excel Exterminators is praised as a standout in San Angelo for his exceptional work in pest control and his active civic involvement. The article highlights his optimism, willingness to serve, and substantial contributions to the city’s progress.
James B. Randle, a well known oil operator, is highlighted as a model of civic responsibility. The article notes his consistent support for city projects and community betterment, portraying him as a leader in business and local initiatives in San Angelo and the surrounding area.
A tribute to Henry W. Spencer of the Income Tax Records Company lauding his unobtrusive, effective work in public service. The piece highlights his consistent contributions to the community and recommends him as a valuable citizen of the district.
Reagan Henson of Aluminum Body Works and H M Biikcrete Inc. is hailed for his civic responsibilities and active participation in San Angelo business and industrial life. The tribute lauds his honest, successful conduct and his readiness to serve the community.
A San Angelo reader notes M G Franklin of Franklin Furniture at 810 East 19th as progressive and civic minded. He earns friendship and goodwill through modest friendly conduct and tireless promotion of civic progress.
The note praises M G Franklin as a progressive local figure in San Angelo and wishes him many more years of success and continued contribution to the community.
E J Boatler, operator of Boatlers Spanish Restaurant, is noted for high quality food and steady service making the eatery popular. The local civic volunteer is praised for quiet, dignified participation in community affairs and public projects.
In a tribute to progressive local leaders, Virgil L Boswell of Boswells Garage at 15 West Avenue A is commended for his automotive expertise in repair and hydramatic service. The writeup highlights his civic involvement, broad network of friends, and fair business methods fueling his respected record and ongoing community support.
E. J. and Maud Lanson of Bell Street Barbeque in San Angelo are noted for their belief that good food well served wins public appreciation. Their popularity stems from daily patronage and the couple’s sound management, marking them as valued local assets.
The community lauds Red and Maud Lawson for their business success and active participation in city affairs. Their forward looking policy and dedication to supporting local projects are highlighted as exemplary civic contributions.
The San Angelo review lauds Higginbotham Bros. & Co. for its progressive stance and civic support. It commends the staff and manager F. H. Mills for contributing time and energy to local growth and projects, expressing hope for continued success.
In San Angelo a noted insurance executive F A Parson District Manager of the Industrial Division of the American National Insurance Company is highlighted for progressive conduct in business and civic life. His ethical practices and civic work helped cement the city as a regional business center and earned him widespread respect and many policy holders.
Mr and Mrs A O Richardson of Fiftys Equipment Rentals are praised for progressiveness and constant push to improve service for the people, shaping a reputation built on forward momentum and valued offerings.
Fifty's Equipment Rentals is noted as well known in San Angelo for its success. The Richardsons are credited with significant civic contributions beyond their business, earning public recognition for their devotion to the city and surrounding district.
Tribute extols O. T. Haden and Arthur Vokes of the Farmers Insurance Group for progressive business practices and devoted public service. The piece highlights their honesty, community listening, and role in San Angelo’s growth as a metropolitan center in Texas.
In a review of San Angelo business leaders, J. J. Jeff Watson is praised as a proactive booster of the city. He runs the Royal Crown Nehi Bottling Company and is noted for advancing his business ahead of the times and driving community development through energetic, service oriented leadership.
Wm. Loyd Wynne praises the city's progressive citizens for driving growth and prosperity, noting that San Angelo becomes more than just another map spot through their efforts. The article continues on the next page.
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