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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1967
Page
13
Federal tax questions are answered by the IRS local office. Topics include child dependent rules, itemized deductions, social security numbers, head of household status, prize income, W-2 attachments, and mileage deductibility. The column notes progress by Jesse James as State Treasurer and mentions UNICEF aims for children.
The text extols decisive action over mere thinking and urges translating noble thoughts into practical plans. It praises early space-age optimism and warns that life’s purpose lies in concrete deeds, not idle sentiment or lofty rhetoric.
Texas Highway Department urges early purchase of 1967 license plates as more than 6.7 million vehicles are expected to be registered. Plates may be bought in February and March at county tax assessor offices or authorized sub stations, and must be displayed after midnight April 1. Owners must bring title certificates and last year’s receipts. confusion over documents has been noted.
A Gustine man uses a dash light on his pickup and a scope rifle to hunt raccoons at night, claiming 43 taken in recent weeks. He traverses creeks and hedges for eyes, describing coon damage to pecans and corn across Central Texas.
Comanche basketball squad split three games at Eastland. B-team won 36-35, while the Indian Maidens lost 52-61 with Judy Gleaton scoring 28. Indians dropped the finale as Eastland surged in the second period. Tommy Humphrey led with 14 points, Williams 10, Ellis 8.
The report notes difficulty disposing of game as pelts attract buyers. Coon skins fetch about $1.50 each while ringtails sell for $1.75. Some residents praise hunting cuisine with fat boon as a favored meal.
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