Local Classifieds Include Homes For Sale And Services
A collage of notices offers a four room house with lot and a moveable three room house, concrete and carpentry work via L. H. Lammers, home schooling options through Columbia School, livestock feeds from Sweetwater Cotton Oil Co, and a $150 reward for damage at Burleson place near Tennyson. Other items list a Heidelberg place for sale, income tax help, monument vendor Claude Ward, wrecker service, and household goods from Home Motor Co including a dinette set and appliances with prices and contact details.
Ad Lib Ben Calls For Open Minded Progress on Needed Project
A reader’s edition quotes Ben urging broad discussion of a much needed project. He argues for open minded, progressive consideration and stresses the urgency of advancing the proposal. The note frames the issue as critical for public benefit.
Rabies Hits In Hayrick Community
Reports from the Hayrick area describe dog attacks fueling fear of rabies spreading in Irion County. Authorities warn of possible livestock losses and advise vaccination requests for dogs, noting Irion’s experience with extensive livestock deaths and ongoing prevention efforts.
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Hayrick
Masons Observe National Education Week Meeting
Bronze Masonic Lodge 962 held its regular session as National Education Week opened. Vetal Dati addressed the group speaking on the value of schooling and the idea that good schools just happen.
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Masonic Lodge
Vetal. Dati
Mrs Rutherford Returns From ConCan Visit Abroad
Mrs J M Rutherford returns home last weekend after visiting her son A V Rutherford and his wife in ConCan.
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J. M. Rutherford
A. V. Rutherford
ConCan
Verner Resigns As Bronte School Band Director
Jim Verner, Bronte School band director for two years, resigned at a special meeting. Trustees accepted the resignation effective when his current contract expires this year. Verner said the move serves the band and his personal status. He thanked the Board of Education and supporters.
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Jim Verner
Bronte
Verner
Board of Education
World Day of Prayer Observed by Methodist Ladies
Methodist women observe World Day of Prayer at the church starting 10 30 a m with a morning and afternoon program and study. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. All church members are invited to attend.
Oil drill begins in Coke County near Bronte No. 1 Dixon
Ashland Oil & Refining Co. starts a 5100 foot rotary wildcat in Coke County seven miles southwest of Bronte on a 364.6 acre lease. The No. 1 S. L. Dixon is located near the 451-John Schierer survey, south of Cosden and Murray No. 1 M. E. Lass. Local tops include Palo Pinto and Ellenburger readings. several wells in shale lime and sand. Visitors from Midland, Geo. Faulk and family, join local Adair relatives.
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Ashland Oil & Refining Co
Oklahoma City
Coke County
Bronte
S. L. Dixon
John Schierer
Cosden Petroleum Co
Murray Petroleum No
M. E. Lasswell
Palo Pinto
Ellenburger
Family Reunion Attends Turner's Ballinger Home
On Sunday Mr and Mrs Bob by Clark Mr and Mrs B J Gentry and Mr and Mrs Clifford Clark visited the Turner home in Ballinger. Several other family members were present for a reunion.
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Bobby Clark
B. J. Gentry
Clifford Clark
D. W. Turner
Ballinger
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Sudan
J. L. Keeney Bronte
L. H. Lammers
Columbia School
Lubbock
Texas
Burleson Place
Tennyson
Webb and Coghill
Heidel Place
Ballinger Highway
Bill Thomason
Bath
Schoolhouse Street
Irvin Brunson
Claude Ward
Coleman
Home Motor Company
Leonard Electric
Angelo Rug & Upholstering Co
C. E. Bruton
Texas Theatre
Bronze
Sun
Robert Ryan
Virginia Mayo
Jeffrey Hunter
Thary God Boy Trs
Matinee Sun
E Power
Kim Novak
Eddie Duchin
By Jack B. Waide
Irion County
Bronte Merchants First
Bronte Pharmacy
Bronte Ice Co
Cumbie
Estelle’s
World Day OF Prayer
DIXON
Wildcat
Plymouth
Tidwell
Ashland
Dixson
Hamon and Guffy
Percifull
Liedtke
Gaston
Midland
Geo. Faulk
J. I. Adair
del Monte
Morton
Wilson
Cumbie’s
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