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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1923

Page

2

Five Reservoir Sites Picked by State Board of Engineers

The Texas state board of water engineers tentatively selects five reservoir survey sites under a 600000 conservation program. Sites include Guadalupe near Kerrville Pedernales near Fredericksburg Llano north of Junction Concho above San Angelo and Pecan Bayou above Brownwood with several more eyed near Waco Palo Pinto Trinity and Denton counties. Surveys and maps planned with federal aid on a 50 50 basis beginning September 1 after a July 1 site work start and April 15 target for 10 designated sites.

Austin State Board of Water Engineers Brownwood Pecan Bayou Point Austin State of Texas United States Geological Survey Col Glenn 8 Smith Rocky Mountain Division United States Geological Survey, Co Clark A. H. Dunlap Board of Water Engineers Guadalupe Kerrville Pedernales Fredericks Col. Su Mr. Clark Llano Junction

Short Wheat Crop Forecast Declines to 572 Million Bushels

The department of agriculture predicts this winter wheat crop at 572,317,000 bushels the smallest since 1918. Abandonment, drought, and poor germination reduce yields across Ohio to the Panhandle of Texas, with 1.5 million fewer acres sown than last year and heavier abandonment expected. Rye output is forecast at 75,784,000 bushels, about 20 million below last year.

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All Day Singing at Indian Gap on Fourth Sunday in April

Notice invites singers and lovers of music to an all day event at Indian Gap in Hamilton County on the fourth Sunday in April. Doss Richardson urges attendance. Also advertised is Bran, shorts, chops, hominy feed, corn, oats and hay with Norrid and Prater asking for cream, chickens and eggs.

Indian Gap Hamilton County Doss Richardson Norrid & Prater

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