Mystery Farm of Clifford Clark Family Featured
The Cliff ord Clark farm near Bronte covers 320 acres with 380 acres leased, plus 258 acres devoted to soil bank wheat and cotton. They raise Hereford cattle and operate 1000 laying hens, have two children and five granddaughters, and are active with First Methodist Church and local Masonic groups.
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Clifford Clark
Bronte
Former Bronte Man Named Judge for Tom Green County
William C. McDonald a San Angelo attorney and Bronte native was sworn in as county judge to fill the unexpired term of Judge Glenn Jenkins. Born and raised in Bronte he is the son of the late Fred McDonald Sr and brother of W D McDonald and Mrs A N Rawlings. He will serve until January 1 when the new county official takes office.
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William C
Bill) McDonald
San Angelo
Bronte
Tom Green County
Glenn Jenkins
McDonald
Fred McDonald
W. D
Pete) McDonald
A. N. Rawlings
Coke County Oil Output Declines in 1957 by 2 Million Barrels
The Coke County Commissioners Court publishes a detailed two year oil production report noting 1957 output fell by about 2 million barrels versus 1956, down roughly 22 percent, with few producing days but expectation that 1958 may approach last year’s level. Miss Jean Timmons of San Angelo spent weekend in Bronte with her parents, Mr and Mrs B G Timmons.
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Coke County Commissioners Court
Coke County
Jean Timmons
San Angelo
Bronte
Mrs
B. G. Timmons
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Clarks
Virginia Hayley
Clark
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
Buster Brown
Cumbie
Mackey
QIL
Coke County Oil Folks
Cliff Funeral Home
Slim Freeze
Wilson
Kraft Velveeta H
Aya
Cumbie’s