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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1960
Page
5
Notes on Coastal Bermuda as a non irrigated, deep rooted hybrid grass with high protein value, its cultivation from root stock, fertilizer needs and planned planting dates from February to early summer. Local SCS technicians, district equipment, and cost sharing via the County ACP office are involved in sodding and planting programs for livestock feed.
Jack Moore reports Comanche National Bank reduced par value from 109.00 to 20.00 dollars per share, issuing five new shares for each old one. Total bank capital remains above 415000 dollars with profits and reserves. Moore says the new par value offers flexibility for purchasing and selling shares.
Reverend and Mrs. Plez Tlodd visited Dallas relatives Saturday. John Cagle and Miss Tinda Smith of Abilene stayed with her sister Mrs. Gene Arthur and family during the weekend.
Breckenridge Democrat Jack Cox accuses Gov Price Daniel of courting a third term by riding Lyndon Johnson's coattails. He claims Daniel politicizes schools, mistreats elderly, blames lobbyists, and lacks a clear plan to straighten finances. Cox notes Daniel may appoint a study panel while offering no substance.
Central West Texas regulated handlers saw a 59 percent rise in Daily Class I utilization in January 1960 versus December 1959. January 1960 receipts fell 3.60 percent from December 1959 but rose 1.70 percent from January 1959, with 504 producers supplying milk in January 1960 compared with 518 in 1959 and 609 in 1958. The minimum price for 4.0 percent milk in January will be 5.72 dollars per hundredweight, subject to location and butterfat adjustments. delivery per producer was 956 pounds in January, up from 915 pounds a year earlier.
The Comanche school calendar outlines events from March through May. Key items include open house March 2, district festival March 4, senior play March 22 and 24, senior trip May 5–7, final exams May 19–20, and graduation May 23 with baccalaureate May 22. Numerous band contests and PTA nights are noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene H. Arthur visited the Dallas Ready-to-wear Market on Friday and Saturday to purchase Spring and Summer merchandise for their new shop.
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