Fort Worth market reports steady to lower cattle prices
The nation’s 12 major live stock centers received the largest weekly run of cattle and calves this season with over 158000 cattle and 20000 calves. Prices eased at most points though markets absorbed the beef supply. Fort Worth steel and yearling prices held steady to 50 cents down while cows fell 50 cents with some buyers bidding lower on fat cows.
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Fort Worth
Cattle Auction Report From Fort Worth Market Slants To Feeder Demand
Feeder cattle dominated Fort Worth offerings with loads sold in the 13 to 16 dollar range and many steers at 15.75. Fat steers above 20 dollars scarce with top primals at 23 to 25. Slaughter lambs weak to 50 cents lower. good fed lambs 17 to 18.50. Hog prices steady to 25 cents lower. top hogs 25.50 to 25.75.
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Fort Worth
Flint Hills
Kansas
Mettens Advertising Representative notice at Bronte
Public notice records indicate Mettens Advertising Representative American Potss Assocation entered as second class matter at Bronte Texas post office March 1 1918 under postal act. Subscription rates listed per year for Coke ar counties and elsewhere with $2.00 to $2.50 fees. Notice states reflection on character will be corrected on notification.
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Bronte
Texas
Backward Look: Births Weddings Warnings In Enterprise Files
Notes from September 4 1925 segment record births marriages and a traffic warning. A baby girl born August 31 to Mr and Mrs W R Hensley. August 3 1933 wedding of Mr W H Brock and Miss Nedra Bell. Bronze school summer term opens August 14 with 400 enrollments and multiple teachers. twin births to the Eu banks and Coalson and Tannehill families. injuries in a Bronte wreck injure Oliver Pittman with a fractured skull and Jim Eubanks suffers a broken jaw during football practice.
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Enterprise Files
W. R. Hensley
T. F. Sims
Sam Brock
Bronze School
E. A. Hawkins
Nell Lowry
Geo. Thomas
D. Hull
Lucy Warner
Nora English
Patterson
Hooper
Gulley
Fitzhugh
Roy Brey
C. C. Holder
Lillian Riker
John Eubanks
John Coalson
Virgil Tannehill
Oliver Pittman
Bronte
San Angelo
Jim Eubanks
Knierims Visit Hobbs Tatum Then Reunion Near Bronte
Bob Knierim and his wife Rosa traveled to Hobbs and Tatum on business at the start of the week. They attempted to visit Mr. Knierim's brother C. L. Knierim near Hobbs but found him moved to Midland. After returning to Bronte, the brother and wife arrived for a multi day visit. Arnold Ball bought the Gulf station building from the First National Bank, located across from the bank on the east side of Highway 277.
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Bob Knierim
End
Rw. We ‘Rosa
Hobbs
Tatum
Mr. Knierim
L. Knierim
Midland
Bronte
Arnold Ball
Ok Gulf Station
First National Bank
Bank
Highway 277
Ark and Dove Club Holds First Fall Meeting in Bronte
The Ark and Dove Discussion Club opened its fall session at Mrs. John Walker’s home in Bronte with a Bible History study and a discussion on the S D S Crusade for Modesty. Father Fidelis presided, and refreshments followed with attendees from Bronte Robert Lee and San Angelo.
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Ark and Dove Discussion Club
John Walker
Bronte
Father Fidelis
S. D. S. Crusade For
The
Ark and Dove
Lorraine
Mwlinois
Frank Dickey
A. V. Hughes
R. A. Stroud
Frank Percifull
Robert Lee
A. M. Neel
Noiztibors Dialect Sparks Round Table Debate
A playful line imagines diplomats meeting over a Geh-ponding round table to reduce war. The quip suggests that such cordial talks could lower tensions and prevent conflict, highlighting a hopeful view of diplomacy.
Young people invited to Saturday party at American Legion Hall
Local youths are invited to a Saturday night gathering at the American Legion Hall. The event features Billy Luckett Joe Luckett and Warren Beaver as hosts and organizers for the evening.
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Billy
Joe ‘Luckett
Warren Beaver
The
American Legion
Hall
J T Sanderson Celebrates 78th Birthday at Home
Mrs Roy Sanderson and Mrs R V Copeland hosted J T Sanderson for his seventy eighth birthday at the Roy Sanderson home. Attending were his wife, grandchildren Jack Blanchard Bettye Sanderson Jack Youree all of Snyder, George W Smith of Lamesa, Sue Copeland and Bob Sanderson of Blackwell, and Rev and Mrs Robert D Harris among others.
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Roy Sanderson
Family Attends Service Missing Sul Ross Student
The obituary note lists relatives including Mrs. Frank Youree of Snyder and Otto Jackson of Benjamin, with J. O. Sanford of Wingate and Roy Sanderson among attendees. Tom V. Copeland, a Sul Ross student in Alpine, could not attend due to travel.
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Lubbock
Yate
Frank
Youree
Snyder
Algo
Otto Jackson
Benjamin
Sanford
Wingate
Roy Sanderson
Blackwell
Sul Ross
Alpine
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