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Bronte Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1946

Page

19

Uncle Bob Weatherby Remains Texan Legend of the Range

ROTAN Texas veteran cowboy Uncle Bob Weatherby recalls a half century on the Texas range. Born 1872 in Calvert he rode a sorrel at six and chased Chisholm Trail cattle by ten. He notes nine children, a 1940 widow, and a life of rodeo and ranching without legal trouble.

Bob Texas Range R. A Weatherby M. N. Weatherby Calvart Texas Robinson County Brown County

Guardian Angel of the Range A Local Cowboy Legacy

The article chronicles 14 year old Bob's early work as a horse wrangler in Fisher County in 1885, his later moves to Roby and Stamford, and his renowned calf roping wins at Stamford in 1931 and 1933. It notes his long life in the West Texas cattle country, his sheep and cattle grazing practices, and his enduring role in the Stamford Cowboy Reunion. The piece highlights his fame as Uncle Bob, a charter member and center of attention at the Cowboys Christmas Ball and Stamford rodeo lore.

North Roby Roby Rotan Fisher County Uncle Bob Bob Waco Double Mountain Xox Anison Abilene Texas New Mexico West Texas Stamford Stamford Cowboy Reunion Association Sweetwater Doublé-Hart Ranch Texas Range Ce —Rotan Nena R. A Bob) Weatherby

Sonora Wool and Mohair Company Noted for Storage Capacity

Sonora Tex based wool and mohair storage house is the second largest in the state with a 6 million pound capacity. The company, established in 1930 and housed since, employs 16 workers and lists officers including E Mayfield president W A Miers treasurer and A C Elliott secretary. Directors include D Chalk Clemens Harwood Elliott Halbert Hunt Karnes Miers Mayfield Neill, Vander Stucken and VanderStucken.

Sonora, Tex Sonora Wool and Mohair Company Tex San Angelo Wasestal George Clyde Weigher Chalk Clemens Is Emare SH. Allison Fred T. Harwood L. W. Elliott B. M. Halbert, Jr Bryan Hunt W. H. Karnes W. A. Miers Ed C. Mayfield Ben F. Meckel George H. Neill Joe Ross FE. D

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By Oizta Parker WNS Bob Weatherby Lillie Gertrude Barron Miss Barron South Texas THE Oo Ge Sonora Farwell, Texas
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