Comanche Indians face moving day as Army expands Fort Sill
A Wichita Falls Record-News report describes Comanche Indians in Oklahoma preparing to vacate home sites under Army expansion orders. Baldwn Parker and Quanah Parker descendants express concerns over moving costs and delayed payments for land, while others fear displacement from future access and burial site plans.
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Eye Facts From A Little Book On Vision
Readers are informed by Dr. H H Galbraith that the eye is a crucial organ, consuming energy and guiding most learning. The pamphlet notes 80 percent of learning linked to sight and cites color blindness and later sections continued on the next page.
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