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Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
5
Peanut Benefits Highlight Texas Station 1917 Study
A Texas College Station expert notes Macsean Peanut yields rise about 15 percent over Spanish types. The report details peanut uses from livestock feed hay with 10 12 percent protein to oil yields and peanut butter quality, plus nutritional value and cooking uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Virginia
Short Skirts and Fashion Trends Discussed by John Tarleton Expert
Senior journalism student Lillian Burns reports on fashion views from Mar Brown and Miss Brown at John Tarleton Agricultural College. The piece covers skirt lengths, shoulder shaping, fabrics, hats, fur use, and guidance to modify styles for individual figures while noting trends like clever clumsiness and high waistlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Burns
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Mar Brown
John Tarlon Agricultural College
Vogue
Miss Brown
Turn Back to Bethlehem Peace Message Urges Bethel Refocus
In a Vatican style exhortation the piece urges citizens to abandon warlike pursuits and return to Bethlehem and Bethel to find truth and peace through faith. It highlights distrust in human governments and scientific secularism, urging belief in the Star of Salvation and the Prince of Peace for guidance. The second item notes the National Reemployment Service at Dalles placing 89 Texas youths in private industry in cooperation with the National Youth Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Bethlehem
Bethel
Bthlehem
Hell
Christ
Prince of Peace
National Reemployment Service
Dalles
Texas
National Youth Administration
John S. Beauday
Bunting 60th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bunting of Rucker marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a dinner hosted by grandchildren at Mrs. Arlin Pressley’s home on January 4 1937. They were married in Bell County January 4 1877 and have two children, Mrs. T. E. McAdoo and Alvin Bunting, both deceased. Attendees included the Pressley and Higginbotham families, the Skages family, Travis, Ruth, Ray Bunting and Mrs. May Bunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bunting
Rucker
Arlin Pressley
Bunting
Bell County
T. E. McAdoo
Alvin Bunting
R. M. Higginbotham
B. B. Skages
Travis
Ruth
Ray Bunting
May Bunting
Texas Forest Depletion Highlighted by UT Expert
Mrs. Clara H. Lewis of the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports Texas now has under half a million acres of old growth forest, down from about 18 million. She notes 3 million acres of second growth timber and 4 million acres with timber not yet merchantable, urging development of new wood uses and waste-derived products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Clara H. Lewis
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
East Texas
Jefferson credited for expanding rice seed import to South Carolina
In his autobiography Thomas Jefferson notes duties in Paris included debt settlement and introducing many seeds and plants to American agriculture. He highlights Italian Rice as a key import that enabled South Carolina planters to produce world leading rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
France
Paris
Jefferson
South Carolina
Big Bend Park Proposed as Top National Interest
National park experts told the Texas Planning Board the Big Bend proposal is the most interesting national issue. Texas hosts 550 native grass species, half of the nation’s total, yet produced 775000 tons of tame hay last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Planning Board
Big Bend National Park
United States
Texas
Meusebach Treaty Site Marked in San Saba County
Texas Centennial Commission places a granite marker near the Sloan community along the San Saba River noting the March 12, 1849 treaty of peace between 20 Comanche chiefs and German settlers led by Otfried Fresher von Meusebach. About 15,000 Indians reportedly attended. Count von Meusebach is buried in Loyal Valley, Mason County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Texas
Centennial Commission
Sloan
San Saba River
Oterfried Fresher von Meusebach
John O. Meusebach
Ernest Marshall
Llano
Meusebach
Count von Meusebach
Loyal Valley
Mason County
Origins of the American dollar and coinage debated
The text notes Thomas Jefferson's influence on founding the American currency and his proposal for the dollar with decimal divisions, copper cents, and the idea that change helps lower prices, as observed by a supporter who favored copper coinage in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Congress
J Son
Texas Pink Granite Still Stains Not When Exposed
A fragment warns that Texas pink granite in the state capitol, built over 50 years ago, supposedly resists staining from meats. The misquoted line by Newton D. Baker cites a looming war as statesmen in Europe decide whether to fight or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles Nervine
Texas
State Capitol
Europe
Newton D. Baker
Girls in National Administration sewing rooms learn discipline
Fenner Roth district adviser reports to B. Johnson state director about girls working in sewing rooms for the first time and undergoing training in discipline and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Administration
Fenner Roth
B. Johnson
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Jesse Allen Tiner
George Washington
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Hamilton
University of Virginia
William Green
American Federation of Labor
State University
Niles
NERV
Lhe
Wayne
Blaine Rideout
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Don Lash
Comanche
Wagner’s Grocery
Tom Thumb
Turpentine
Renee Pute
Enami
Kilpatrick Hardware Store
Comanche, Texas
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