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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
14
Mr and Mrs Ira Partain hosted over the weekend Wade Sears Jack Jan Owen and children from Devonville Arkansas and also Leon Pattie and Jerry Sears as visitors to their home.
The piece argues local, independent merchants have distinct ad edge over out of town firms and chains. It cites closer knowledge of customers, faster stock and taste changes, and reader preference for local business news. Oswell Brightman spent the week in Austin visiting his sister and son.
Mrs. D. F. Caraway and Mrs. John Pogue spent last Saturday in Fort Worth visiting their daughter and granddaughter Jan Caraway a freshman at Texas Christian University.
Marine Private First Class Doroteo Ruedas son of Mr and Mrs Domingo Ruedas of Sidney finished four weeks at Camp Pendleton California. He completed over 200 hours of instruction in weapons patrols mine removal and infantry tactics and will receive at least four weeks of specialist training before joining a permanent unit. The report notes Marines assigned to combat units receive skill specific training and those entering technical fields attend specialized schools. Austin visit includes time with sister Mrs Clyde Silvas and son Tom Brightman a University of Texas student.
Nematex, a tomato cultivar resistant to root knot nematodes, Fusarium wilt, grey leaf spot, and Alternaria collar spot, is being introduced in Texas. Developed by Dr. A L Harrison at Yoakum Plant Diseases Experiment Station, it showed strong 1964 66 trial yields across Weslaco Yoakum Lubbock Prairie View Quincy College Station and others. Seed is released to seed men with expected 1967 seed availability for growers.
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