Minnows and Tackle at M. and S. Trading Post
Advertising listing offers minnows and fishing tackle from M. and S. Trading Post at 110 E. Central in Comanche. Also an in-town sale advertises a West Walcott home and a West Duncan 2 bedroom home, contact W. W. Hill iard at 902 W. Walcott.
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M. & S. Trading Post
E. Central
Comanche
West Walcott
West Duncan
W. W. Hilliard
W. Walcott
Rush Creek Watershed Backers Hold Meeting
Groups interested in Rush Creek Watershed met with a State Soil Conservation Board representative on April 8 in the County Court room. The discussion covered criteria for watershed planning including governance, floodplain interest, beneficiaries, and conservation treatment. Attending were watershed officers, upper Leon SCS supervisors, directors, chamber, Jaycees, county agents, and commissioners with a 4 H rain water demo. Also notes on air passenger numbers and Texas electric power origins in the 1880s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Creek
State Soil Conservation Board
Garner Jones
State Board
Bove
Watershed Association
C. B. Williams
H. M. O'Brien
Henry Drennon
Upper Leon
California Rites Held For Sister Of Comancheans
Memorial services for Viola McGuire Pendleton of Bank Burbank California sister of Mrs A K Thompson and Mrs Wade Kendrick of Comanche were held March 31 at Grace Chapel Inglewood Park Cemetery Inglewood California Reverend Himar Crosby officiated. Pendleton found dead at home March 27 cause heart attack daughter of late John and Callie McGuire pioneer Comanche County graduate of Comanche High School and North Texas State College she taught across Comanche County survivors include one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola McGuire Pendleton
Burbank
California
A. EK. Thompson
Wade Kendrick
Comanche
Grace Chapel
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Inglewood
Himar Crosby
Episcopal Church
Pendleton
John and
Callie McGuire
Comanche County
Comanche High School
North Texas State College
Denton
Texas county sizes and tax facts in mid century data
The record notes Brewster County as Texas largest at 6208 square miles and Rockwall as the smallest at 147. It cites Texas manufact urers value rising from 773806 in 1849 to 3500000000 in 1955 and federal taxes paid in 1954 totaling 2153882000. It also mentions a family obituary with Claud R. Simpson of Long Beach and surviving relatives in several states.
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Brewster County
Texas
Rockwall
Claud R. Simpson
Long Beach
Calif
Brian Simpson
Los Angeles
Claudia Simpson
Thompson
Kendrick
L. Coburn
Evan McGuire
Denver
Colorado
M. Loudermilk
Brownwood
Roy B. McGuire
San Angelo
Loudermilk
Roy McGuire
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