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Newspaper
Bronte Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1957
Page
3
W. J. Teague earns high regard for Palomino Motel in Sweetwater, noted for anticipating travelers needs and delivering consistent hospitality. The motel's management and Teague are praised for foresight, integrity, and a strong reputation among tourists and business travelers.
The article highlights B F Gee of the Gee Transfer Storage Co as a progressive, capable businessman and civic promoter in Sweetwater. His aggressive policies and reliable service for Lyons Van Line earn him broad local regard and recognition.
Articles highlight Tom B. Cox of the Tom B. Cox Service Station in Sweetwater for upholding high standards in a challenging era. His Chevron station maintains strong business through meticulous attention to detail and readiness to tackle new problems, while he also cooperates on civic efforts.
T C Tom Turk of the Magnolia Station earns praise for progressive service to motorists and active civic involvement. He is credited with boosting local business and goodwill, earning respect among Sweetwater residents and solidifying his place at the forefront of the city’s business life.
The Village Food Market couple, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Baker, are praised as civic minded leaders in business and community service. They are described as reliable, unselfish, and influential in promoting growth for Sweetwater and surrounding areas without seeking publicity.
H. L. Batts and H. W. Batts of Batts Garage are highlighted for their contributions to Sweetwater’s progress as a regional business center. The article notes Batts Garage at 701 Lamar and the new phone number 49216, praising extensive experience in automotive repair and maintenance.
The text praises H L Batts for his extensive community service and successful business conduct. It highlights his leadership in the field and expresses trust that he will continue serving Sweetwater and the surrounding area for many years.
Elmer S Gill stands as a successful Sweetwater business man in sand blasting textone and spray painting contracting. His proven managerial skill supports civic projects and local industrial life, making him a valued member of the progressive, civic minded community group.
A Sweetwater profile honors Ray Clark for running Oasis Cafe with high service standards and quality foods. The piece notes his civic participation and steady, dignified support of local projects and community activities, praising his continued success and influence.
This edition pays tribute to E G Willis of the Willis Skelly Service Station for his many services to the motoring public of Sweetwater and nearby areas. His contributions as a local service provider are highlighted and celebrated by the community.
A local tribute describes E G Willis as a prominent businessman with a wide circle of friends and a reputation for reliability. The piece highlights his support for district promotions and his impact on the community as a progressive, dependable citizen worthy of pride.
In a review of progressive Sweetwater business leaders, Pete Curry of the Curry Appliance Center is profiled for his leadership in sales and service for Speed Queen Washers and major brands like Westinghouse Norge Frigidaire and Maytag. His civic efforts and broad business experience are noted as key aspects of his public contribution.
A profile highlights Jesse L. Mulanax of Sweetwater Radio and TV at 206 East Oklahoma. He is praised for business acumen and technical expertise in radio and television, noting his aggressive contributions to local development and his skill in service and installation of TV sets and antennas.
Olin L. Dodson is praised as a dependable tire repair and service specialist in Sweetwater with emphasis on tractor tire vulcanizing. He is recognized for his ability to carry on operations during challenging times.
Dodson Tire Service founder Olin Dodson is praised for optimism about local prosperity and his active role in community affairs in a tribute highlighting his business success and public spirit.
Steve M. Burkhart of Arrow Salvage Incorporated is highlighted for his role in Sweetwater's business and civic life. The piece praises his fairness friendliness and service to the community and notes his growing interwoven interests in local development and civic affairs.
The Moore-Edison Grain Company executive Dalton Moore is highlighted as a progressive businessman trusted to serve the home community. He is praised for prioritizing civic projects over private matters and for bringing cheer and optimism to colleagues and neighbors.
Clyde O Hollingsworth of Hollingsworth Plumbing & Heating, a progressive local businessman, is described as capable and friendly. The profile notes he has earned respect and goodwill from many residents of Sweetwater.
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