Uncle Huie Sees Government Inquiry and Say What You Think Week
In a rural reminiscence Uncle Huie recalls a farm bureau visitor offering fence upgrades and an electric fence pamphlet from 1951. He notes Washington attendance at Ringling Circus and muses on a proposed Say What You Think Week to vent opinions, joking about a neighbor needing it and a visit to his editor.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Congress
Ringling
Washington
Report Guard
Everbody
Enery Varmint
Mister Editor
Uncle Huie
Bailey Family Notes From Perryton Illness Update
Friends of Mrs. Jack Bailey report her condition has somewhat improved after a stroke at home in Perryton. She has been seriously ill since hospitalization about two weeks ago, and the Bailey family recently moved from Brosite to Perryton.
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ARS
Bailey
Jack Bailey
Bailey Seae
Heir
Perryton
Mrs Robinson Hosts Sorosis Club Meeting
Mrs Roy Robinson entertained Sorosis Study Club members at her home Thursday night. Mrs Bill Clark led the business session. Mrs Ben Oglesby coordinated the Texas Day program featuring film strips on Texas Its Land and Its People. Refreshments included congealed salad crackers cake squares and punch. Also attending were Norman Riker Charlie Boecking Edward Cumbie Clark Royce Fancher Vernon Glenn Bob Grimes Bob Howard Clyde Lee Royce Lee and W P Rudisill of Rocksprings who spent Friday night with the J W Andersons.
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Roy Robinson
Sorosis
Bill Clark
Ben Oglesby
Texas
Mmes
Norman Riker
Charlie Boecking
Edward Cumbie
Clark
Royce Fancher
Vernon Glenn
Bob Grimes
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Bronte Enterprise
Bronte
Coke County
Mrs
Coke
Huie
Hog Creek
Dear Mister
Franklin
Pete Nuter
Bronte Hospital
Austin
Senato TG
Wae
Mrs. Robinson
Sorosis Club
Bob Howard
Clyde Lee
Royce Lee
W. D. McDonald
Oglesby
Joe Rawlings
Robinson
W. P. Rudasill
Rocksprings
J. W. Andersons
Mr. Rudisill
Mr. Anedson
Vim Ue
Federal Land Bank Association
R. H. Emery
San Angelo, Texas
Oklahoma
Lone Star Gas Company
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