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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1972
Page
3
Mesquite is described as a water robber and invader that drains more water than grass per pound. The piece notes several control methods used by Coke County farmers including rootplowing treedozing chemical spraying and chaining with aerial spraying. It stresses post treatment grazing deferments to allow grasses to recover and suppress sprouts.
A Christmas foods program titled Christmas Past and Christmas Present will be held Friday November 10 at 1:30 p.m. in the Robert Lee School auditorium. Ann Laughlin from Lone Star Gas Co Brownwood will present the program. attendees will receive holiday ideas and recipes.
A government campaign urges citizens to invest in savings bonds to support national funding. The appeal emphasizes patriotic duty and long term financial security for families and the nation.
Jackwell High School invites the community to a Fall Festival in the school auditorium on Monday November 13 at 730 PM. The notice highlights a family and local circles sharing visits and weekend gatherings across Odessa Midland and surrounding areas.
The Rev Dr Wallace B Clift Episcopal clergyman and assistant professor at the University of Denver will teach in the Learning for Living series. Classes run from Oct 9 to Nov 16 with a 30 course expanded curriculum. Dr Clift is son of Mrs Bruce Clift and the late Mr Clift of Robert Lee.
Nov 3 6 reports show a new striped bass record of 9% pounds by Bill McKinney Odessa. Odessa anglers H L Goff and Ben McVay each landed 7% pound stripers, plus 20 channel cats. Various locals from Hobbs Midland San Angelo and Big Spring reported multiple black bass and channel cats with weights up to 5 pounds.
Lake Spence topped 1,859.56 feet on Monday due to last week’s showers. The rise added about 2,200 acre feet of water, bringing total storage to 127,545 acre feet, roughly one quarter of the lake’s capacity.
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