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Newspaper

Bronte Weekly Enterprise

Location

Bronte, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1938

Page

3

Two Cotton Meetings Held In Coke County

In Coke County on Friday February 4 two meetings explained the need for nonparticipants to sign 1937 work sheets to build cropping records for state and federal review. Attendees totaled 154 at Robert Lee Court House with remarks from H E Smith and R B Allen plus a report on the One Variety Cotton Committee and anticipated effects of Senate and House Agricultural bills on 1938 programs.

Coke County State Office United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Adjustment Association Robert Lee County Court House R. B. Allen Coke County Agriculture Association H. E. Smith H. W. .Williams Allen Senate Agricultural House Agriculta Bhi Bronteing B. S Higgsbotham County Agriculture Conservation Committee X.B. Cox, Jr Agriculture Conservation

Farmers Aid Committee Sets Signups in Coke County

The County Committee met in Bronte, Tennyson, and Blackwell to sign farms for the 1937 worksheet not entered in the Government Program. They plan Feb 14 and 15 at the Bronte Bank to sign remaining East County farmers and establish a base for subsidy payments.

Bronte Tennyson Blackwell

Ballinger Welcomes Holt and Flynt as Eiland Motor Owners

Ballinger merchants Jack Holt and Frank Flynt have purchased the Eiland Motor Company and taken charge of the Eiland dealership, formerly the Ford Motor Co. authorized sales and service firm. Flynt, known in Bronte for early car sales, previously managed the local operation. A used-car sale is announced in this issue.

Jack Holt Frank Flynt Ballinger Eiland Motor Company Eiland Motor Co Ford Motor Co Mr. Holt Mr. Flynt Ballinger Country Bronte The Home Motor Co Flynt

Two-Year-Old Native Texan Stirs County Talk

A report on Mr. Kiker Riker a two year old born in Alabama who lives in Erath County Texas with deep Texan ties. The piece notes his birth origins his parents move to Texas and his strong devotion to the Lone Star State.

Debe Kiker Bronte Esi Texas Imr Kiker Ol’ Alana Auro Alabama Mr. Kiker Ike Whier My. Riker Green’s Creek Dublin Stephenville

Early Texan Kiker family and community legacy in Coke County

The Kiker family, longtime ginners and community shapers, helped form the Kiker gin community in Coke County. Mr Kiker married Della McCleskey of Erath County and had nine children, eight living. The family moved to Bronte in 1905 and has remained active in farming and local life.

Tayne Kiker Della McCleskey Erath Bronte

Farmers Gin Company of Norton Sells to Ely and Morrison

The Farmers Gin Company at Norton sold its assets to Ely and Morrison with offices in Ballinger and Abilene. After losing the plant to fire last fall they carried insurance and waited for developments before deciding on rebuilding. The offer from buyers prompted liquidation of affairs.

Farmers Gin Company Norton Ely & Morrison Ballinger Abilene Farmers Gin

Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Meets for Study

Mrs Allen Butner hosted the Methodist Woman's Missionary Society on Monday afternoon. Mrs Riker led devotions and several papers on Stewardship were shared. The group will study The Life of Christ with Rev J H Thompson teaching. A refreshment plate was served.

Allen Butner Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Riker Christ J. H. Thompson Ee H. Willoughby B. E. Modgling S.A. Kier Ed. Rawlings K. Ll. Keys T. C. Price Bee Knierim Floyd Bridges O. W. Chapman Jess Percifal D. K. Glenn F. S. Higginbotham F. Sims Hostess

Rancher Ed Rawlings Jr Injured by Outlaw Horse

Ed Rawlings Jr was thrown and trampled at his Bronte area ranch by an outlaw horse Thursday. He suffered a deep chin cut and minor bruises.

Ed, Rawlings, Jr Bronte

Carlos Jones Mulls Run for Representative Seat

Hon Carlos Jones of Millersview Concho county visited Bronze Saturday to discuss a possible bid for district representation. The 33 year old rancher and farmer from Millersview toured the area to gauge public sentiment on entering the race.

Carlos Jones Millersview Concho County Mr. Jones Jones Concho

Kiker Seeks Re Election As County Commissioner

The article profiles C H Kiker a county commissioner now in his third term noting his political lineage and tenure since 1933 when he was appointed to replace Ed Holman. It details his governance of 202 miles of roads pro rata funding and his desire for broad cooperation in precinct and county affairs.

Mr. Kiker Kiker Ed Holman Riker Mr. Riker

Winters State Bank Beautifies Its Interior

In Winters an interior beautification project progresses at the Winters State Bank. John Q. McAdams oversees the work while desks overflow with daily correspondence. The two story brick bank with modern heating stands in the business district and now features upgraded décor. The bank recently absorbed a neighboring bank and serves a wide regional area toward the Biunte country.

Winters State Bank John Q. McAdams McAdams Biunte

Mother of Mrs. W. W. Ivey Dies in Dallas

Mrs. H. F. Thompson, mother of Mrs. W. W. Ivey, died in Dallas on Friday January 28 after a sudden illness of pneumonia. Interment occurred Sunday January 30. Survived by two children H. J. Thompson Jr. of Dallas and Mrs. Ivey. She was a native of Parker County and had lived in West Texas for several years. The Enterprise joins friends in mourning.

John Walls Improves in Hot Springs Recovery

John Walls of Hot Springs Arkansas shows signs of improvement and hopes for a full recovery. He expresses satisfaction with his condition and progress at the treatment location.

John Walls Hot Springs Arkansas

Postponed Junior Woman's Progressive Club Meeting

The Junior Woman's Progressive Club meeting was delayed this week due to illness of the scheduled hostess Mrs. William H. Maxwell Jr and her son Bill.

Local Resident Jones Praised for Ranch and Public Service

The subject is praised as a gentleman of high character with time and thought given to ranch and farm business and other public questions. Observers say he is honest and honorable, impressing as a solid, community minded man.

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Famers’ Aid Committee Buy Eiland Motor Co Rev A. V. Bradley God Loisioner Neste Kikers Green’s Freek S. A. Kiker Methodist W. M. S. Meets
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