Cotton Notices Mailed For Farm Vote
Cotton notices are mailed to farm operators with a March 16 deadline to register an A or B allotment and price support. The county committee records show each operator’s binding choice for the farm and may bind other producers on the farm and on other farms. Operators must select between allotments A or B before the deadline to keep the farm in the program.
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Harper's Bazaar
Studebaker
Farm Allotments Set for Cotton Support 1959
The article outlines 1959 cotton support under farm programs. Choice A earns 39.040 cents per pound at Middling 1/7 inch with CCC purchase. Choice B is 40 percent larger, paying 24.70 cents per pound with loan and other CCC operations. Excess production triggers marketing penalties and loss of support.
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Wil Farm
Commodity Credit Corporation
Public citation notices from Comanche County Texas 1959
Citations by publication command Marguerite Roberson and Mary R Moodie to answer in divorce and land title suits. Notices list case numbers 10175 and 10138, filing dates in February 1959, court in Comanche County Texas, deadlines set for March 1959, and statements of residence and service conditions.
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State OF Texas
Marguerite Roberson
District Court
Comanche County
Texas
Said County
Comanche
Géoket of Anid Court
Wagner Roberson
Mary R. Moodie
District Court of
B. R. Armstrong
A. D
Ben B. Wilhelm
Slider Attends State Optometry Workshop Clinic
Dr. James C. Slider of Comanche attended the Southwestern Congress of Optometry in Fort Worth where over 300 optometrists heard lectures and workshops on protecting vision under modern stress. Speakers included Dr. A M Skeffington on developmental vision and reading, Dr G N Getman on children's vision, and Dr Bernard Mazon on contact lenses.
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James C. Slider
Comanche
Southwestern Congress of Optometry
Fort Worth
A. M. Skeffington
St. Louis
Optometric Extension Program Foundation
G. N. Getman
Laverne
Minnesota
Yale Clinic of
Bernard Mazon
Houston
Don A. Frantz
DeKalb
Soil Cooperators Showing Renewed Interest Here
Cooperators in the Upperteen Soil Conservation District renew interest in practices on farms of C. A. Tucker T. R. Burton O. D. Morris Gus Wilhelm and L. C. Dodd. Ponds added on Gayle Adams J. H. and Tom Burton T. N. Burton Amy Adams and others. More cooperators aim brush control on De Leon Comanche area rangeland. New district cooperators include H. L. Dennington Bernard Spruill James Asmus Walter Mazurek and others.
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Upperteen
De Leon Woman Wins Bonus Bucks Free Appliance Award
Mrs. N. F. Woodall of De Leon Rt 1 won the Bonus Bucks free electric appliance award from the Comanche County Electric Cooperative Association. She chose a deep freeze from Higginbotham’s German. The promotion offers $20 cash back on buying an eligible appliance with power from the rural cooperative and runs through March 20.
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N. F. Woodall
Rt. 1
de ‘Leon
Comanche County Electric Cooperative Association
Willie Wired
Woodall
Higginbotham’s
REA
Bill Parks
Comanche Electric Cooperative
Parks
Willie
Hatchetts Return From Ranch Visit Near Menard
Mr and Mrs Gam Hatchett arrived home Thursday after a ranch visit near Menard where they shared details of their trip with neighbors.
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Menard
Gam Hatchett
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