Comanche Nation thanks locals for field day support
The Comanche Nation expresses gratitude for cooperation from businessmen county farmers and agency representatives who hosted a field day serving eight counties. Special thanks go to Charlie Biggs C F Denny Walter Chapman Howard Kilpatrick Ross Wolfe Buster McDonald Chester Evans W B Barret T J Williams for farm demonstrations and to W B Barret for beef barbecue and lunch.
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Comanche
Charlie Biggs
C. F. Denny
Walter Chapman
Howard Kilpatrick
Ross Wolfe
Buster McDonald
Chester Evans
W. B. Barret
T. J. Williams
Mr. Barret
Church Attendance Draws Large Sunday Crowd
A large crowd filled Indian Creek church at both services on Sunday. Visitors came from Comanche Shilo and Fairview. Mr and Mrs John Smart and family recently visited relatives at Sidney. Olan and Nolan Langley and Nolan Burdette attended singing at Taylor's Chapel Sunday afternoon.
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Comanche
Shilo
Fairview
John Smart
Sidney
Olan
Nolan Langley
Nolan Burdette
Taylor's Chapel
Two New Trustees Elected In Comanche School Board Vote
Forty five votes were cast Saturday as two new trustees were chosen for the Comanche school board. L. C. Dur ham and Tom Beene will join the board, with Jack W. Moore retained as secretary. Beene and Durham are local natives with ties to the community and schools.
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L. C
Jake) Durham
Tom Beene
Jack W. Moore
Beene
Higginbotham Bros. & Company
George W. Tate
East Grand Avenue
First Baptist Church
Mr. Durham
Comanche High School
Travis
Ted) Durham
Durham
Prescription Pharmacy
Moore
Robert Eaton
Rice Institute
Comanche National Bank
Gustine elects Bumgarner mayor and council picks
G Neal Bumgarner, owner of Ace Oil Co. in Gustine, wins the Gustine mayoral race in the recent city election. J W Robinson and Cleburne Willingham are elected to the Gustine City Council.
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G. Neal Bumgarner
Ace Oil Company
Gustine
J. W. Robinson
Cleburne Willingham
Fall 1944 Farm Yield and Income Report for Vetch and Oats
Seeded in fall 1944 with oats 30 pounds and vetch 12 pounds per acre. Harvested 18 000 pounds vetch selling at 14 25 per 100 pounds total 2579 25. Average yield 402 pounds per acre. Harvested 500 bushels oats worth 375. Average income from vetch 57 32 per acre. Average income from oats and vetch 65 65 per acre. Original vetch seed furnished by AAA plus 87 50 AAA harvesting payment. Narrative from B F Vance Texas Agriculture official notes high tour value. Dallas Texas April 6 1946.
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Iace HP
Maton
Willa Williams Rane Velian
AAA
Comanche County Implements Large Scale Winter Legume Program
Agricultural officials praise Pierson for organizing major AAA funded soil conservation efforts in Comanche County. Legume and cover crop approvals total about 700,000 pounds with Austrian Winter Peas and vetch distributed to 623 farmers, aiming to plant around 40,000 acres with cover crops and achieve a historic boost in erosion control.
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Ave
Pierson
Comanche
Comanche County
Nelson
State Aaa
West Cross Timers
Texas
AAA
Soil Conservation Service
AAA Committee
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AAA Force
W. H. Thate
E. L. Pierson
A. E. Boyd
Earl Seay
Jim Koonce
Indian Creek
Zimmerman
Willie E. Steward
Armed Services
Limmermans
Automotive Service
Fort Worth Highway
Butler’s Produce
Butler’s Produce’ Grocery
Bumgarner
Coffee Shop
North Austin
Texas A&m College
Texas Cottonseed Crushers Association
Dallas 1
B. F. Vance
College Station
Ular
Greenhut Cafe
FT. Worth Highway
MOHON
Mohon’s
Bers of the
Wembley
John A. Mohon
C. B. Spencer
van Cottonseed Crushers
Mr.v.m
Happy)Hathcock
THE
Western Auto Associate Store
Mr. Hathcock
Western
Truetone
Scooters
Faye Belle Evans
Cannes Motor CO
Plymouth
Doc Grayson
Brownwood Army Ordnance
DeSoto
FT. Worth Hwy