County Agent Reports 1936 Efforts and Activities Summary
The 1936 county agent traveled 17 118 miles on official duty across 315 days, with time split among fieldwork 271 5 days and office work 43 5 days. He led 4-H club work 36 days and supervised terrace line projects, livestock health, irrigation, and farm management demonstrations across numerous crops and practices. He visited 146 farms, handled 525 office calls, 2637 telephone calls, and distributed 1794 bulletins while supervising 470 work sheets and 429 completed projects impacting thousands of acres.
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Federal Agriculture Conservation Program
College Station
Simpson invites constituent input on upcoming legislature
James Simpson of this district reminds residents the legislature will convene next week and invites input on any legislation of interest. He also offers help to aged residents seeking old age assistance and asks them to write to him.
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James Simpson
Simpson
Singing at Union Sunday Afternoon
The Enterprise announces a community singing at Union Church three miles north of Bronze on Sunday afternoon starting at 2 o clock. Everyone is invited to attend and take part in the song program.
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Union Church
Bronze
Methodist Ladies Zone Meet Announced in Eldorado
Mrs. W W Kahl of San Angelo asks The Enterprise to announce a Zone meeting at the Eldorado Methodist Church on Tuesday January 12. This first meeting of the new year will be led by new organizers. The program on Leadership begins at ten o'clock.
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W. W. Kahl
San Angelo
Eldorado
Eldorado Methodist Church
Mattress makers advertise affordable goods in The Enterprise
UR V. J. Davies and John Lockard announce they will make new mattresses and renovate old ones at prices affordable to the public. Jennery Bell returns home from San Angelo hospital after pneumonia with doctors hoping for a quick recovery. Wn Tom Hudman of Las Cruces visits relatives and enjoys reading The Enterprise on his trip praising the local town news.
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Seii
Gaston of
Tennyson
Mecumona
San Angelo
V. J. Davies
John Lockard
Jennery Bell
2Ay Bell
Tom Hudman
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Ludman
Hema
Tistler Visit Prompts Bridge Game Night Call
Fragmentary notice suggests a social invitation to a bridge game at night. A teen’s call precedes remarks about rentlantelles or cake while a woman thanks for the telephone, advertised as a small daily cost for family pleasure.
Women's Club Elect Officers In Pleasant Meeting
Miss Nell Lowry hosted the Junior Women's Progressive Club with Mrs. Charles Keeney pen hosting. Officers elected include President Nell Lowry Vice-president Charles Baker Secretary Barrett Mackey Treasurer Otis Smith Reporter N Johnson Parliamentarian Gee Thomas. Also notes illness of Ed Kevil and his son Tom in San Angelo with health updates.
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Nell Lowry
Charles Keeney
J. B. Mackey
Nell Lowty
Charles Baker
Barrett Mackey
Otis Smith
N. Johnson
Gee. Thomas
O. R. McQueen
Geo. Thomas
Elizabeth Leonard
Mary Cooper
World's Youngest Mayor Visits LaGuardia in New York
The 17 year old Danny Kampan of Boys Town Nebraska, the world's youngest mayor, visited New York as guest of Fiorello LaGuardia. They toured the city, attended a public rally, and discussed budget issues. Father Flanagan spoke of Boys Towns work and a Hoover letter praised its impact.
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LaGuardia
New York
Danny Kampan
Boys Town
Nebr
Fiorello LaGuardia
Kampan
Father Flanagan
Omaha
Flanagan
J. Edgar Hoover
G-Men
Hoover
Peters
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UNION
Meteodist Ladies Zone
EET
Tistler
THE
SAN Angelou Tellphone Company
Women's Club
Ed Kevil
Tom
Kevil
Glenn R. Lewis
Western Reserve
Tex
Brantley
Oak St. Sweetwater, Tex
Hunt Drug Store
Geo. T. Wilson
Nat'l Bank
DIAL
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