Teens Recall Exciting Time at Chicago 4 H Congress
Texas youths from lxas and surrounding areas attended the Chicago 4 H Congress with tours of museums a Aragon Ballroom dance a horse show and a pop concert led by Arthur Fiedler. Miss Rektorik won a Standard Brands trip for bread program work and now leads jam meals in summer while mentoring younger girls and judging food shows. Pinkerton won field crops awards and a 67 acre farm growing soybeans with cotton profits and a Humble Oil donated trip to congress.
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Aragon Ballroom
Arthur Fiedler
Miss Rektorik
Robert Rektorik
Miss Ektorik
Victor County
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Pinkerton
Hugh O. Pinkerton
Hale County
Texas Cotton Ginners
Congress
Arcadian Products Department
Allied Chemical Corporation
Participation Urged in 195 Feed Grain Program
The Iowa Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chairman William F. Bryant urged broader participation to offset program costs. The 1965 price supports for corn barley and grain sorghum stay at 1964 levels but shift loan and payment divisions. Signup runs Feb 8 to Mar 26 with options for wheat and grain acreages and contingencies for wheat overseed storage.
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William F. Bryant
Comanche County
Courthouse News District Court Session and Local Marriages
District Court will hear non jury civil cases on Monday January 11 per District Clerk Ben Wilhelm. The notice lists several December 1964 marriages in Comanche and surrounding areas, including Swope and Lester in Comanche and others in Goldthwaite De Leon and De Leon. Also recorded are vehicle registrations, a jail redecorating authorization, and local Christmas day gatherings at Mrs W D Petersons home.
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Ben Wilhelm
Larry Done Swope
Cottonwood St
Coleman
Linda Kaye Lester
Comanche
Justice of Peace
Ottis B. Fields
Monroe Taylor Byrd
Rt. 2
Gorman
Veno Hale
Donald Richard Humphries
Goldthwaite
Linda Lee Smith
John A. Fluth
Michael Alvin Cardlin
de Leon
Jo Ann Mathis
Kenneth L. Boatman
Zepyhr
Herman Jerry Solomon
Rt. 1
Mary Ruby Thackerson
Guy A. White
Bethel Baptist Church
Paul Ronal Mankin
Price Support Announced For 1965 Cotton Crop
Comanche County upland cotton producers joining the 1965 Cotton Program will receive loan based price support at a national rate per pound. Cooperating farmers under the domestic allotment program will gain 4.35 cents per pound on normal yield times acreage planted, with a voluntary reduction to 65 percent of effective allotment. Chairman Bryant notes higher price support and lower loan rate than 1964, predicting about 24.3 percent income boost for participants. A nationwide referendum on December 15 covers quotas, allotments, penalties, and parity-based payments for 1965 crop cotton.
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Comanche County
William F. Bryant
Bryant
Upland Growers Vote For 1965 Cotton Quotas
Upland cotton growers approved marketing quotas for the 1965 crop by a 96.3 percent vote. The article notes the domestic allotment program and mentions the use of military time by the U.S. Armed Forces, defining a 24 hour day starting at midnight.
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U.S
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