Dam Project Considered Favorably in Coke County
Government survey teams study a potential 900000 acre foot reservoir on the Colorado River about 25 miles up from Bronte. If built the dam would span roughly 1.75 miles, reach 135 feet, halt floods, provide irrigation for 100000 acres, and likely host a hydroelectric plant providing cheap power. Congress has allotted 40000 for the survey as 25 workers report progress while locals and figures like Bob Knierim and Fred Roe follow developments.
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Coke County
America
Uncle Sam
War Department
Colobrado River
Bronte
West Texas
Bob Knierim
Fred Roe
Walter Modgeling
C. C. Holder
D. M. West
Sam
Congress
Enterprise
Bronte Methodist Church Guests Include California and Midland Visitors
Mrs. A. C. Wight and her daughter Lou Ann from Blythe California and Mrs. Ewell Donovan from Midland are guests of Mrs. Eula Holman at Bronte Methodist Church. The visitors are nieces of Mrs. Holman.
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Lizzie Davis
Robert Lee
W. A. Posey
San Angelo
Bronte
Mrs. Posey
A. C. Wight
Lou Ann
Blythe
California
Ewell Donovan
Midland
Eula Holman
Holman
Bronte Schools Set to Open September 11 1939
Opening date for the Bronte school session 1939 1940 is September 11. The faculty includes Covey as superintendent Mullens as principal and teachers in mathematics band high school English history and grade school positions.
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Bronte
B. B. Covey
W. W. Mullens
J. T. Henry
Mary Marie Wilson
Chrystel Vanderford
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