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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1962
Page
4
A collage of local notices and ads lists rates for classifieds, lost items, job leads, and sales. Highlights include a Thanksgiving thanks card, a Ford pickup for sale, a Rawleighs opportunity in Sterling and Coke Counties, a found fire hydrant, a lost temper and chrome strip, Avon sales recruitment, restaurant central office, and home for sale with contact details.
Governor Price Daniel proclaims October 14 20 1962 as Newspaper Week in Texas praising the free press as essential to democracy. Albert Grace Jr and Mrs Grace and Tom visited Moran and Cisco to see their parents on Sunday.
The Coke County Game Management Association met at the County Park in Robert Lee with about one hundred members. Henry Burkett of the Texas Fish and Game Commission urged the group to seek legislative power to regulate the deer season. Aubrey Denman was elected president with Curtis Walker as vice president and Earl F. Glenn as secretary-treasurer. Directors named were Willis Wayne Smith Bob White Wilburn Milligan and LeDrew Arrott. The 1963 meeting will be in Bronte and the group opposed continuing the archery season through October. Several game wardens attended from Midland Paint Rock Oak Creek Sweetwater and Coke-Concho counties.
Norrell Wallace of San Angelo spoke at The Bronte Enterprise event outlining dove season through October 30 and quail season from December 1 to January 1. Barbecue by Pat Johnson fed attendees as Mr. Flannagan detailed bag limits: 12 daily, 36 in possession, 2 deer per person in Coke county, and 3 gobblers for turkey.
Coach N. M. Curleen reported a stadium seat found at the football field after last Friday night’s game. The owner is asked to see the coach and identify the seat.
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