Vote For The Coke County Hospital
A political ad urges Coke County voters to fund a new nine or ten bed hospital with modern equipment. It notes doctor scarcity, oil industry growth, and that the Commissioners Court will not operate the facility but lease it to a qualified physician to cover upkeep. The plan calls for about $50,000 and lease income to repay costs.
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Commissioners Court
Special election set for Coke County hospital warrants
A special election will be held Saturday March 27 1948 to authorize the Coke County Commissioners Court to issue time warrants up to 50000 for a county hospital project. Warrants would bear up to 4 percent interest and retire in ten years, paid from the Permanent Improvement Fund via a 25 cent levy. The article notes potential rapid valuation growth due to oil and argues the hospital warrants can be retired without tax levy increases, praising Bronte and Robert Lee facilities and noting oil crews increasing county population. It cites Smith County voters approving a $1 million hospital bonds with strong support.
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Commissioners Court of
Coke County
Court House
Taxes spark debate on funding Robert Lee hospital plan
A Coke County committee favors a county wide tax plan to fund a medical center arguing equity in sharing costs. Laravel oil interests slated for higher valuations oppose sole burden on a few. Official notes 587,263 acres assessed at 2,715,570 dollars with 90 percent owned by non residents.
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Coke County
County Hospital Publicity Ad Advocates Support for Warrant Funding
The Robert Lee Board of Community Development sponsors a County Hospital notice urging support for increased medical facilities. The ad explains public funds will issue warrants and levy taxes to pay the note with voters instructed to mark their choice.
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County Hospital Publicity Committee
Robert Lee Board of Community Development
Tennyson Topics Show Local Visits and News
Local notes report numerous relatives and friends visiting in Tennyson and area. Many travelers from San Angelo Fort Worth Miles and Midland plus Ott o Finch and Brownwood guests are listed with weekend trips and hospital or operation updates. The WOW Lodge plans a pie supper to fund its building move to Tennyson.
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John Athey
Royalty
Ooie Howell and
Doyle
San Antonio
J. N. Howells
Mary Howell
Carol Dean Westbrook
Belton
Mrs. Brown
Grace Green
Mies
Robert Brown
J. C. Boatright
Claude Dilmore
W. D. Latham
James Gilmore
Dian
J. P. Tounget
Louis Boca
Janette
Miles
Sadie Brown
Rankin
Adaline Carper
R. B. Caldwell
Russel
Enterprise
Leon Roach
San Angelo
Otto Finch
J. P. Smith
Melvin James
Bert Cornelius
Tounget
Clinton Tounger
Ruben Gordon
Lee Allen Stewart
Tankersly
Tom Green
Fort Worth
Madie Porch
Bernie Lee Collins
Dallas
Will Waldron
Jack Grogan
William Jessie
William
Bronte Enterprise
John Clark
Bessie Mae
J. B
Midland
John
Fred Conger
Loraine
Marvin Corley
Bill Burleson
Rich Bell
Erve Littles
Brownwood
J. J. Carwile
Lance
J. M. Stewarts
Ben Murphy
Marvin Corleys
Key
Claude Dumores
Laura Sharp
Bronte
WOW Lodge
Tennyson
Mrs O E Allen Reports From Mathis Hospital
Mrs O E Allen writes from Mathis that she is nursing in the hospital there and likes it fine. She says the country is beautiful, the climate is fine in winter, and notes a two day cold spell since arriving around February first.
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O. E. Allen
Mathis
Electric Servants Ease Housework At a Dime A Day
A housewife gains a dozen helpers at her elbow for about ten cents daily. Electric devices wash, cook, sew and clean, preserve food, light the home, and entertain guests, transforming daily chores into simple tasks.
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Sam Gaston
Barney Westbrook
Russell
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William Lee
Mexico
Zack Tounger
Jerry
W. H. Feil
H. D. Weimling
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Buddy Stewart
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Wallace Montgomery
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C. W. Curry
Johnny Rays
Betty
Eddie
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Elbert Fiveash
Dan Cockburns
Hazel James
Mr. Lacey
Charlie Ray
Archie Westbrooks
Barney Westbrok
Otto Finck
I. N. Howell
Zack Tounget
Leroy Stuckey
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