Students May Be Due Tax Refund Headlines for Texas Students
Northern Texas students working part time may receive refunds on their 1967 federal income tax. Unmarried students earning under $900 owe no tax. they may claim a $600 personal exemption plus $300 standard deduction. Filing rules depend on earnings and withholding. Parents supporting full time students may claim an exemption unless the student is married filing jointly.
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Texas
Ellis Campbell, Jr
Internal Revenue
Campbell
HemisFair 68 Gate Admission Savings Announced
Texans can save on HemisFair 68 gate admissions with advance tickets via 700 official ticket headquarters led by Lone Star Gas Company. Single tickets drop to 1.70 from 2.00, and four Bonus Books offer bargains up to 50 percent, featuring rides like Swiss Skyride and Tower of the Americas. The fair opens April 6 on a 92 acre downtown San Antonio site near the Alamo with heavy international participation.
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Big HemisFair
San Antonio
Lone Star Gas Company
HemisFair
Alamo
Glasgow family thanks community for support
The children of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Glasgow express gratitude for words of sympathy during illness and death. They thank Rev Isham, Rev SoRelle, Oak Lawn funeral home staff, friends for flowers and meals, and wish God’s richest blessing on all.
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Isham
SoRelle
Oak Lawn Funeral Home
T. M. Glasgow
Dr. Blackwood
Wiles
Ethel Murphree
Itp
David Ripley Named CHS Agricultural Student Of The Week
The Comanche High School agricultural student of the week is David Ripley son of Mr and Mrs Grady O Ripley Rt 2 Comanche He works at Sartor Brothers Tractor Company as an agricultural machinery repair trainee under Marvin Bowden He is a senior planning to attend Tarleton State next year possibly agricultural economics He will compete in the Comanche Junior Livestock show with a Duroc Barrow two Southdown lambs a Suffolk ewe lamb and two Southdown ewes He has previously won showmanship trophies and serves as president of the cooperative agricultural students class.
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Cooperative Agriculture
David Ripley
Grady O. Ripley
Rt. 2
Comanche
Sartor Brothers Tractor Company
Ed Sartor
Marvin Bowden
David
Mr. Sartor
Tarleton State
Cooperative Agricultural Students
Battle of the Wichita Mountains Involving Buffalo Hump
A Wichita campaign report describes Major Earl Van Dorn leading four cavalry companies and about 100 Brazos Reserve Indians against a Comanche camp near the Wichita Village on September 29. The fight at the ravine left Van Dorn mortally wounding Lieut. Van Camp, with heavy Indian losses and 300 captured animals and provisions.
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Beret
Earl van Dorn
Second Cavalry
Brazos
L. S. Ross
Lieut
van Camp
van Dorn
WM. Cloud
Two Days Only Great National Circus at Austin
H Buckley and Co announce a two day exhibition in Austin on Friday and Saturday November 12 and 13 1858. The note promises value for money and extra performances. A separate obituary message thanks Dr Leon Altaras Dublin hospital Harrell Funeral Home Rev Dean Bradley pastors and friends for care and prayers.
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H. Buckley & Cos
Great National Circus
Austin
Don Ward family expresses thanks for Vietnam Christmas aid
The Don Ward family thanks everyone who donated food money and toys to send to Vietnam for twenty three South Viet children to have a Merry Christmas this year. Special thanks are given to The Comanche Chief for helping sponsor the program.
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Don Ward
Vietnam
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David Hilliard
William Hilliard
Pecos
Riley Hilliard
Damon Hall
Sidney
Comanche, Tex
Edmondson
Coats
Spurs
Oree Edmondson
CHS Agricultural
Bulletin Frontier News
Department of Journalism and Graphic Arts
University of Houston
Lone Star Gas Phy the
Cn Ae
Gore Bros
Leon Altaras
Dublin Hospital
Harrell Funeral Home
Dean Bradley
Willie D. Whitefield
Nelson
Nelson's Dressing Plant
RED & White Groc
Lone Star Gas
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