Comanche County High In 1959 Farm Income In Central Texas
Comanche County ranked second in 1959 cash farm income among 11 Heart of Texas counties in a Stephenville Empire survey. The report covers crops, dairy, poultry, and livestock sales. Comanche County reported about 10.02 million dollars, with Erath and other counties also showing strong livestock and crop contributions. The statewide farm income totaled large sums, with West Texas counties emphasizing cattle, poultry, and crops.
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Comanche County
Texas
Heart of Texas
Stephenville
Comanche
Eastland
Hood
Mills
Palo Pinto
Stephens
McCullough
San Saba
Bosque Ce
Hamilton
West
Erath
Hale County
Floyd
Deaf Smith
South Plains
Four Amendments To State Constitution To Be Voted On In The General Election
Four constitutional amendments will be voted on at the General Election November 4. The first three are printed in full in this issue. the first modifies hospital district creation in Comanche County Precinct No 4. The second raises the maximum interest rate on Veterans' Land Board bonds to 3 1/2 percent. The third is the annual salary bill for legislators with salaries up to 4800 dollars and per diem limits. The fourth authorizes classification of lenders, sets interest limits including a 6 percent maximum where not specified, and provides for permits and appeals.
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Comanche County
Lamar County
Hidalgo County
Veterans’ Land Board
HOUSE
State of Texas
Ture
State OF
Texas
Il Comptroller
St Tow
Legislatuy
Constitutional Amendment on Hospital District Powers
Texas proposed House Joint Resolution 3 would amend Article IX to authorize creation of Hospital Districts coextensive with Lamar and Hidalgo counties and with Comanche County Precinct No 4, with tax limits up to 75 cents per $100 valuation and voter approval for tax levies. It sets district duties, bonds, and intergovernmental aid rules and directs a November 8 1960 election with for and against ballots.
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HOUSE
State of
Texas
State of Texas
Lamar County
Wichita County
Hidalgo County
Missioners
Funeral Rites At Carlton For Fred Geye 81
Longtime Carlton resident and rural mail carrier Fred Geye died at his home on July 30 after four years of declining health. The Carlton Church of Christ service was led by Minister Wilingham with burial in Carlton. Survived by wife Carrie Johnson four children ten grandchildren and a great granddaughter among many relatives and friends.
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Fred Geye
Carlton
Geye
Wilingham
Hico
Eddie Rickenbaker
Carlton Church of Christ
Horace Geye
Otis Ray Helms
Mack Taylor
Geye Taylor
Alston Denman
A. B. Denman
Mr. Geye
Carrie Johnson
Raymond Geye
Lufkin
Noland Geye
Cleburne
Paul Warren
Dublin
Ruth Self
Martin Geye
Lamkin
Annie Denman
A. K. Taylor
J. O. Helms
Evant
C. M. Stoyl
Anniston Alabama
Bertha Mehaffey
Gorman
Stoy
Alabama
Church of Christ At
Stephenville
Coman Geye
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A. B. Smith
Smith’s Radio
Burton & Goodson
West Central Avenue
Tiny Burton
Herb Goodson
Ellensburg
Wash
Robert Wage
Olney
Central Texas Pest Control Service
William
Lane
West Paine
County
Lamar
Hidalgo
Conanche County
Fantrl
Boo
Worth
Johnette
Bang
Gs Ance
Johnsop
Jesus
Fan
Casualty
Castle Ellis Insurance Oath Owning
Neca
Clotarseur
Tous
Nbc-Tv
Chevrolet
Chevy
Motor Trend Magazine
Corvair’s
Industrial Designers Institute
William L. Mitchell
General Motors
Drive America
Corvette
Arthur “Hevrotté
Comanche, Texas
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