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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
13
A range conservationist urges ranchers in the Upper Conservation District to maintain flexible grazing and reserve grass on rangeland through droughts. Rotational deferred grazing and stored hay help cattle survive 3 to 6 months without sale while preserving grass cover and reducing erosion and flood risk.
Henry Spalding explains Comanche County funding stems mainly from agriculture. About two thirds of income comes from selling agri cultural goods such as beef pork milk and crops. He notes that changes in production and sale affect the entire community and highlights good years.
Mt Pleasant Baptist Church announces a revival starting Monday August 24 and running through Sunday August 30. Spokesman notes the church is two miles north of Comanche on FM Road 2247 and Rev Ralph Thompson of Fort Worth will preach.
The text extols America's farm industry as the core of wealth and asks readers to recall agricultural virtue. It cites cooperation among agriculture industry and government and urges preserving production principles. It recalls former Texas governor O M Roberts and his statement that civilization begins and ends with the plow.
The Comanche County 4-H Council met Saturday August 15 in the County Courtroom with Chairman Bobby Lane presiding. Reports covered presidents information chairman Lola Pair finance chairman Ronnie Cox and featured De Leon Peach and Melon Festival Exhibits Rally Day and 4-H radio programs. Plans were set for the West Texas Fair Exhibits and the Commercial Steer and Lamb Programs. Nancy O Brien summarized the delegates report.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Durham and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Williams vacationed through the 16th in Ruidosa during August 12.
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