Reunion At Proctor Brings 56 Family Members Together
A Proctor reunion gathered 56 of 137 relatives with two births since last year. Attendees from Proctor and Dublin Rt. 2 included John Wilson and Mollie Newby families, Luther McNutt, Dick Harris, Letha Harris, Felton Carter, Ben Wilson, Millie Wilson, L Hughes, Norman Clabhorn, and others from Rising Star, Santa Anna, Coleman, and nearby areas. A bountiful meal followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Mollie Newby
Floyd Newby
Luther McNutt
Dick Harris
Letha Harris
Proctor
Dublin
Felton Carter
Hasse
Ben Wilson
Millie Wilson
May
L. Hughes
Norman Clabhorn
Rising Star
Paul Wilson
Santa Anna
Bill Key
Coleman
Comanche ACA Sets 1942 Wheat Allotments For New Growers
J W Roberson Jr says farms not growing wheat in 1939 1940 or 1941 but to grow in 1942 may receive a new grower wheat allotment to avoid delays in the 1942 crop sale. Applications must be filed with the Comanche County ACA by November 30 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Aca
J. W. Roberson, Jr
Comanche County
ACA
Roberson
Men of Draft Age Urged To Aid Civil Defense
Texas selective service registrants deferred from military service are urged to offer full assistance to civilian defense agencies. General J Watt Page says those deferred due to occupation dependents or health remain obligated to help in defense efforts and urges participation in the expanding civilian defense activities. The article notes Texas oil well depth in 1939 and lists several local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
J. Watt Page
Page
Congress
General Page
Wheat allotments and penalties under marketing provisions
Farmers may market excess wheat without penalty if yield falls below the normal yield on excess acres. An 100 acre allotment with 10 bu/acre normal yield lets a producer release 200 bu of excess wheat after planting is halved to 80 acres. Excess wheat can be stored with bonds or money in escrow and qualify for a 60 percent loan, or be delivered to the Secretary for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Secretary of Agriculture
When a Child Needs a Laxative Ad
An old fashioned ad touts SYRUP OF BLACK-DRAUGHT and its child friendly laxative effect. It markets the familiar principal ingredient from BLACK-DRAUGHT for gentle relief, noting two sizes 25c and 50c and appealing to parents.
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W. N.iowa
Durham
Conoco Products
R. D. Polston
T.p.&l
Geo. T. Blackwell
Blackwell Sanitarium
Gorman, Texas
O. H. Donaho
R. W. H. Hamilton
Comanche
Speciaclke Repairing
Gulf Oil Corporation
W. H. Slider
Wildmill Work
Drue S. Ward
Brownwood
Pr. O
United States
Victor Duliye
San San Antonio
J. V. Carter
Helen Hughes
Boyce Briscoe
Melvin Whitehead
W. M. Key
Burkett
Dock Stone
Geo. Keener
Palo Pinto
Austin Stone
Dorothy Payne
Mary Stone
Fort Worth
Peggy Northcutt
Bryant O. Baker
Kenneth Ory
Comanche National Bank
Kresi, Tet
AAA
Texas Oils
Tp&l
Texas Power & Light Company
XAS Power & Light Company
Commissioners’ Court
State OF Texas
Mary Fields
F. L. Hill
Higginbotham
A. J. Gray
C. W. Gray
First Nat'l Bank
N.E Cor
Square
Comanche, Texas
of Chief Dry Cleaners
Chief Dry Cleaners
East Side
Tupin
Ernest Tupin
Jewelei
J.R. Eanes & Company
John D. Waring
C. A. Greene
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