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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1972
Page
5
The piece urges readers to resolve to use time wisely in 1973, invest in worthy pursuits, and share kindness. It emphasizes inner peace through quiet moments, helping others, pursuing worthiness, and living with purpose, calling for timely words and actions. It frames life as a clean new leaf made from time, to be used wisely.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner John C. White urges crop rotations to combat diseases insects and nematodes in peanut areas of Central Texas. He warns that land used for peanuts may harbor root knot and lesion nematodes and recommends soil analysis before planting. Samples should reach De Leon lab two months before planting in 1973.
The Comanche Maidens won both games against Gatesville girls on Tuesday night. B team led 24-10 at halftime and 32-22 after three, finishing 92-35. Sissy Andrews led with 26 points. others scored including McDougal 8 and Westmoreland 6. Guards named for the Maidens included Shaw Boyd Mankin Moreno Smith etc. Other notes record Christmas visits from El Paso Fort Worth Abilene and Fresno relatives.
Here from Austin Col and Mrs M G Page spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs M G Stevens. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs James Rackley and Roxanna, Mr and Mrs J F Rackley of Proctor, and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Evans of Gustine, who joined Mr and Mrs Michael Evans of Gustine.
The piece argues for mandatory safety training and licensing for boat operators, predicting a federal guided plan requiring knowledge of regulations and procedures. It notes current voluntary programs by Coast Guard Auxiliary and others, and urges enrollment for all ages and families as exams become compulsory.
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