Barber Homer Wilhelm Sells Shop As He Plans Retirement
Comanche Texas notices announce Homer Wilhelm selling his barber shop after 40 years in town. He and wife plan retirement once James Mast takes over to start a smooth transition. Their son Stanton, UT Austin physics chemist, works for a major Texas oil company in Dallas. Residents reflect on local service and community role. The piece also notes poll tax deadlines and Texas Senate race possibilities with Lyndon Johnson and Ralph Yarborough in focus.
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Political Outlook and Local History Reflections
The piece surveys Texas political races including a possible run for governor or U.S. Senate, mentions Price Daniel and Dan Moody, and notes a constitutional amendment on annual legislative sessions with paid state representatives. It also highlights Comanche civic efforts, crime statistics, and a long anecdotal history from Comanche and nearby towns.
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