Reserve District II Report of Condition for Bronte Bank 1949
Reserve District II report of the First National Bank of Bronte Texas at close of business November 1 1949 sworn by president L T Youngblood. Includes cash balances with other banks United States Government obligations and state and local govt obligations, loans and discounts, bank premises, deposits, and capital accounts with totals and assets pledged.
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First National Bank OF Bronte
Texas
U. S
United States
Bronte Enterprise Postal Second Class Notice
The Bronte Enterprise is entered as second class matter at the Bronte Post Office under the Act of March 3, 1879. Published at a rate of $2.00 and $2.50.
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Bronte
Pesas
Mbirch
Local visitors and Ballinger social notes from Saturday
Mrs Herbert Holland and Georgia Mae Nixon visited Miron Mies. EE C2 had a Saturday event. Mars fC Boatisht and Mrs OP CG Gleghors attended Ballinger gatherings Saturday.
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Atrs
Georgia Mae Nixon
Dalles
Miron
Mies
dHedises
Mars. Fc
Boatisht
Mrs. OP
Social News From Local Families Weekend Visits and Travel
Residents from Miles Abilene San Angelo and nearby towns shared visits and trips over the weekend. Mr and Mrs B V Hedges traveled to Arizona for deer jaunts and relatives in Elfrida while James and Herbert Holland handled business in Abilene. Numerous gatherings connected the Hollands, Herrings, Clarks, and Browns with extended family and friends in San Angelo Cross Plains and Garden City. A 42 Club meeting at the Holland home featured sandwiches coffee and doughnuts as neighbors visited.
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Lola Mae Holloway
Miles
A. J. Essary
Dorothy
Ivy Lee Horton
Henry Boatright
T. G. Gleghar
J. C. Boatrights
James
Herbert Holland
Abilene
Bob Wilson
J. W. Miller
Cross Plains
Tuesubas
Mir
Eugene Clark
Los Angeles
Mas
Homer Clark
Athlone
Herbert Hollands
Mis
Jodie Hedges
Cathy
James Lee
Judy
Ames Holland
Jalie Lee
Ballnger Hospital
Mieo
BF. Kemp
Ballinger
D. Hortote
Mins
Bal Holden
Dee Cox
Johnnie Brown Familie
Vernon Jones
42 Club
Messrs
Jay Latham
Marvin Corley
Dee Estes
Bud Dunn
James Holland
Arrott
Dee
J. L. Stephenson
San Angelo
Tint Stephenson
Monaliths
Mrr
Floyd McCarty
Martha Boatright
Training Union
Tennyson Baptist Church
Rainfall and range cover highlighted by Coke County official
Clarence Webb reports nearly five inches of recent rainfall with minimal runoff due to healthy range and grass covers. Water remained clear, indicating low top soil loss. Terrace work planned by L F Youngblood’s contractor from Big Spring. D K Glenn outlines a terrace and pasture plan with Hairy Vetch and Abruzzi rye to boost grazing and soil nitrogen. Local figures and activities noted include H B Bondies visiting Sweetwater, Gene Keeney trip to El Paso, and Mrs C E Braton's illness.
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H. Webb
L. ‘F. Youngblood
Big Spring
D. K. Glenn
Glenn
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Liabieeties
BOL
Capepal Accounts
State of Texas
County of
Coke
le T. Youngblood
KP Yearnsblood
Mie
COR
Broaten Nota Publi
Carrie Gi. Willers
PDK
Glenn Pronk Keenes
Robert Lee
Pannen
Acme Plumbing Co
Acme
The
Bronte Enterprise
Ben Oglesby
Oci
ADA Perse
Cuore Pohations
Iit
National Advertising Representative
American Press Association
Brookshire Browsings
Complete Optical Service
Phillips
Hee
Beauregard
B. V. Hedges
Arizona
Elfrida
Jack Herring
James Hollands
Hollands
Herring
Mrs
Dick Biderson
Dee Foster
Jimatine
Cecil Lowry
Robert
Jim Clark
Ed Lowerney
Ene
Alexander
Angelo, Concho
Chad
Vernon C. Lammers
Clarence Webb
Coke County Soil Conservation District
EK. F. Glenn
Coke County
H. B. Bondies
City of
Sweetwater
Gene Keeney
el Paso
Undertakers
Tion
C. EF. Braton
Higginbotham's
Ballinger’s Greatest Store
Higginbotham
In Ballinger
Bank NY
Rte
Church's Grape Juice
Skinner
Bologna
Velveeta
Washington