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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1938
Page
6
Secretary Dreader Assoriatiqen notes that warmth water and shelter are crucial in encouraging animals to consume extra winter feed. Contented stock improves weight gain and prevents winter losses, making an extra feed essential for cattle or poultry in cold weather.
The article argues there will be opposition to taxes on horse racing bookmakers baseball and football and other revenue ideas. It predicts a three‑cornered battle between moral opposition to taxation spenders and producers with little practical plan. It notes years of wasteful public spending and exhausted revenue springs.
In a Dec 24 AP report, Elliot Roosevelt calls the Lower Colorado River Authority flood control at Buchanan Dam unreliable and says the system is incidental to power production. He aired the remark during his weekly radio broadcast referencing the project.
A hay fever sufferer discovers a mineral hot water well that relieves symptoms and grows into a health resort with hotel, cabins, bathhouses and grounds for sports. Over 30,000 bathers visited the waters last year as the site becomes a regional vacation destination two miles from South Bend.
The text reflects gratitude for kindness received from two churches this Christmas. It contrasts overwhelming generosity with personal appreciation, noting Paul’s example of loving the churches and urging continued love and support rather than neglect.
Brownwood Bulletin reports licenses issued last year show 14 year olds wedding age in Brown County with parental consent. Some 15 year olds contract to marry. older men and boys involved.
A couple finally obtains a marriage license after a 33 year wait, described as a passport to bliss. The record notes a man aged 61 and a woman aged 63 receiving their license on June 23, with other nearby entries listing varied ages and dates for different couples in January and April.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a consumer shock and a five dollar pair, with references to a Chief of something. Details are unreadable and the exact event or entities are not clear.
A fragment notes peanuts helping finance a new church with low prices and mention of offerings. The text also references a past event from three years ago and mentions God as a factor in selling or fundraising.
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