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Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1939

Page

10

Coke County Texas Its Rise From Territory to Agricultural Center

Coke County in Texas grew from a Tom Green county fragment to a distinct county created in 1889 with Hayrick as the original seat, later moved to Robert Lee. Bronte and Tennyson emerged as towns linked by the K C M and C railway later absorbed by Santa Fe. The region, though sparsely farmed, yields cotton and corn with soil suited to temperate crops and notable farmers like O C Ivey north of Bronte shaping its farming progress.

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Coke County Farmers Look to Diversification Plan

Coke county agriculture is a leading industry and farmers who diversify report prosperity. The piece notes cautious optimism about varied crops and markets as a safer path for local growers.

Coke County

Coke's Cheap Land Pioneer Citizens Offer Ideal Farms

Overview of Coke County's settlement and growth from its organizations to 1920s development. Notes E C Rawlings and J B Mc Cutcheon as successful farmers and cattle breeders along the river. Highlights Bronte and Robert Lee as trading centers with cheap land and steady growth.

E. C. Rawlings J. B. McCutcheon

Maize Dominates Brontes Leading West Texas Crops

The text notes maize as the natural crop for West Texas with strong yields in most years. It mentions underutilized truck farming, feasible small scale irrigation, and crops like onions, tomatoes, cabbage, and potatoes. prices for tomatoes are highlighted.

West Texas

County Melon Crop Becomes Valuable Asset

Coke county's melon crop has grown large in recent years, enabling farmers to increase their earnings as melon production expands.

Coke County

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Ray B. McCorkle C. Ivey Bronte High School First National Bank THE Bronte Enterprise
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