Uncle Bill Kellis at 83 Reflects on Life in Evening Time
The Sterling City News Record editor known as Uncle Bill Kellis turns eighty three and shares a reflective piece on aging. He muses on joys and sorrows, labor and faith, and the fading curtain of life, while noting admiration from friends and family.
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Bill” Kellis
Sterling City ‘News Record
Bill
Man recalls West Texas roots in pension age quest
James Starkey of San Bernardino recalls youth spent in a village south of the plains. The retired railroad man, who came to West Texas in 1493, seeks proof of his age and 30 years of continuous railroad service to qualify for federal pensions. He revisits the old cowboy days and the village of forty years ago to gather evidence from dusty files and old friends.
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James Starkey
San Bernadino
California
Mr. Starkey
West Texas
West Lexas
Orient Railroad
Starkey
Mar. Starkey
Bronte FFA Barbecue Draws Large Crowd
Bronte FFA Boys Banquet switches to barbecue on the Colorado River two miles south of town drawing about 200 attendees. Noel Percifull reports on the chapter activities, noting a June encampment and the father and son tradition with a large campfire gathering.
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Bronte Biva
Bronte Schools
J.T. Wenry
Colorado River
A'l’a
Chantea
Noel Percifull
Ten Point Health Plan of American Legion
The American Legion Department of Texas endorses a ten point health program with aims to prevent disease. It covers safe water, pollution prevention, sanitation, food safety, disease control, prenatal and child care, health education, and overall citizen health protection. A Bronze post committee urges homeowners to remove cans and trash to beautify Bronto, Texas, and cooperate with city and school authorities for cleanup.
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TEN Point Health Plan OF
American Legion
H. O. Whitt
American Legion Department of Texas
Department
State Department of Health
Bronze Post of the Legion
Bronto
Texas
White Line Guiding Faith In Life's Fog
Daily meditation reflects on the white line down the road as a symbol of truth and upright living. It urges Christians to let their light shine and provide guiding integrity for others even through fear and fog. Life will work only one way and that is God's way.
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Highway Commission
Jesus
One Minute Sermon on Divorce by Rev A V Bradley
The sermon denounces divorce as a threat to home and civilization. It cites Bible quotes and rising divorce rates, urges a uniform national law and marriages conducted under God to protect children and establish devout homes.
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A. V. Bradley
Uncle Bill remembered for faithful service and faith
The tribute extols Uncle Bill for lifelong devotion to God, country, and peers. It honors his willingness to face the Great Unknown and his enduring influence on family and community through faith, love, and good works.
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Bill
Winters State Ra Shown To Be In A Moa
Readable fragments indicate Winters State Ra exhibits behavior or status described as a moa. Details are sparse but imply a notable condition or feature linked to the Ra designation.
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Ole Boy
Sania
Lodge
Tom
School House
Bronte Ffa
Rev
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