Rules Governing Coke County Fat Stock Show
The Coke County Fat Stock Show outlines entry ownership limits, eligibility, and deadlines for 1933. It specifies entries limited to Coke County with exceptions for 4-H and Vocational Agriculture participants, entry deadline March 1, judging times March 3, and exhibitor responsibilities including care, cleanliness, and conduct during the event. The notice also lists a single judge system and publicly posted judging times.
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City Drug Store Front Improvements
C C Glenn has had a corps of men busy the past several days improving the building occupied by the City Drug Store. Improvements include a modern awning and a plate glass pane to replace a broken one. These changes beautify and attract customers. Mrs L Johnson, owner, plans further improvements of her business.
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C. C. Glenn
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Methodist Church Yard Beautified and Services Planned
The church yard is being surfaced with sand and gravel for curbs and sidewalks and will be beautified in days. Sunday morning topic is Building from 1 Samuel 27 10. Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11 and 7 30 P.M. Fort Chadbourne preaching at 8. The public is invited to attend.
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Fort Chadbourne
P. T. A. Banquet a Notable Local Event
The Bronze P. T. A. banquet at the tabernacle on Monday was a great success. Mrs. N. W. Pitts notes 170 plates served, with large attendance and excellent program. Appreciation voiced for Miss Opal Patterson, Home Economics girls, Pro. K. St. Petty, Vocational Agriculture boys, and all committees. Proceeds support the school’s needs.
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Pro. K. St. Petty
Lincoln as President Inspires Womans Progressive Club
Sixteen members answered roll call as the Womans Progressive Club met with host Mrs. L. T. Youngblood on February 9. The program centered on Lincoln with talks by Mrs. T. F. Rogge on Lincoln’s boyhood and early manhood, and Mrs. H. R. Wilkins on Lincoln as President.
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Womans Progressive Club
L. T. Youngblood
Lincoln
T. F. Rogge
A. N. Rawlings
B. F. Bridges
Robert Lee Bluebonnet Bridge Club Hosts Valentine Gathering
Mrs. F S Higginbotham hosted the Bluebonnet Bridge Club at her ranch north of Bronte on Friday afternoon February 10. Members present included Mmes Fred Roe J S Craddock B J Baskin J C Snead Gerald Allen Eva Mahon Bruce Clift Mammie Landers W W McCutchen and Wayne Clift with guests Mrs Paul Good Mrs W B Wilbanks and Miss Mittie Russell.
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F. S. Higginbotham
Robert Lee
Bronte
J. C. Snead
Gerald Allen
Eva Mahon
Bruce Clift
Mammie Landers
W. W. McCutchen
Wayne Clift
Mrrs
Paul Good
W. B. Wilbanks
Mittie Russell
Man's Heart Stopped From Gas After Meals
W. L. Adams suffered heart irregularities due to gas after eating. A remedy at Hunt Drug Store in Blackwell relieved gas, allowing him to eat anything and feel fine. The piece notes growing interest in the local Woman's Missionary society and praises their work.
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W. L. Adams
Adlerika
Blackwell
Hunt Drug Store
Coke County Fat Stock Show Set For Friday
The second annual Coke County Fat Stock Show will be held in Robert Lee on Friday March 3 starting at nine in the morning. Fat calves, breeding stock, and a rodeo program highlight the day with 4-H and Vocational Agriculture calves competing for class wins and grand champion. Cash prizes are offered and a calf sale closes the event. County Agent W I Marshal of Tom Green County will judge.
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Coke County
Robert Lee
Pete
W. I. Marshal
Tom Green County
Entry Dates Set for Coke County Fat Stock Show
Livestock exhibitors must submit entries by 6 pm Wednesday March 1. Entries go to the appropriate department superintendent. Boys Calf Show Bruce Clift. Breeding Hereford Show Fred Roe. Hog Show J S Craddock. Sheep and Goat Show Joe Dodson.
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Coke County
Bruce Clift
Fred Roe
J. S. Craddock
Joe Dodson
County Commission Minutes February 1933 Actions Recorded
Commissioners met February 13 1933 and appointed road overseers for county roads. McNeil Wylie tax assessor to receive 80 per month for March April May and 48 per month for June July August September October. County judge salary cut 2 percent from 490 to 307 per year and ex officio superintendent salary cut 25 percent from 900 to 675 per year following judge O A Gerrons recommendation. County agent retained at 600 per year. Vote 3 in favor 1 against J K Lofton E T Sparks and Ben Brooks.
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McNeil Wylie
Couty
O. A Gerron
J. K. Lofton
E. T. Sparks
Ben Brooks
Unknown Future and Faithful Walk with God
A grieving mother frames hopeful verses on trusting God with the unknown future after her son’s accidental death in an airplane wreck. She contrasts walking with God in darkness to walking alone in light, expressing faith that divine mercy will guide and bless beyond sorrow.
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