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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1967

Page

7

Thank You Note From FFA Student For Lamb Sale Support

Robert Ormsby writes from Stephenville Texas thanking donors who supported a county junior livestock show and sale. The note expresses gratitude from Mrs Pete Matthews and families for the help that enabled the event. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Tommy Matthews and friends from Brownwood Hobbs New Mexico and the local church community.

Manche Texas Wilkersongs Coman County Junior Livestock Robert Ormsby Stephenviller Pete Matthews Linda Tommy Chenville Gary Hamrick Donna D Cheryl Brownwood Tommy Matthews G. Catherman Hobbs Newexico

Dudleys Attend Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth

The Dudley Brothers will exhibit a group of three heifers and five bulls at the Fort Worth fat stock show. Johnny Cleveland and Bud Russell handle the stock, with Cleveland and Russell departing January 26. Family members from Comanche and guests join for a three day Ex position weekend, including John Dudley from Phoenix and Claude Dudley from Kerrville.

Dudley Brothers Fort Worth Johnny Cleveland Bud Russell Cleveland Russell Gail P. Dudley Jim Dudley Comanche John Dudley Phoenix Arizona Tom Dudley Theresa Dudley Faye Belle Evans Eltas Dudley Ray Tom R Harry Claude Dudley Schriener Institute Kerrville

Stock Tanks and Ponds Proving Popular in Texas Outdoors

Texas landowners increasingly stock farm ponds with fish aided by state and federal hatcheries. Expert Wallace C. Klussmann of Texas A&M outlines pond cleanouts using rotenone or toxaphene for balanced ecosystems and complete kills. Rotenone poses limited risks to animals and degrades in 7 14 days while toxaphene offers fuller catchment kills but remains toxic to fish for about a month.

Sanford Texas Wallace C. Klussmann Texas A&m University Klussmann

Weeks Period Set For Signup In Cotton Plan

Cotton farmers must sign up for the 1967 upland cotton program from February 6 to March 3, with concurrent signup for 1967 wheat and feed grain programs. The period marks a shorten plan from November's announcement. Signups qualify growers for price supports and loans, with acreage reductions of 12.5 to 35 percent required for farms larger than small farm thresholds.

William T. Carruth Comanche Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Upland Cotton Farms Farmag Pee B.en Ana

Qs and As For Veterans Aid Clarifies VA benefits

Editor notes long questions from veterans and families about Veterans Administration benefits. Examples detail when disability compensation rises for service connected illness, pension eligibility with income rules, and increased compensation for a son in school up to age 28 with proper claim notice.

Veterans Administration

Wetzel Family Returns Home From White Point Visit

Mrs. Frankie Wetzel and her son Bobby returned to Birmington Washington after a stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fount Wood of White Point. Revenue from cigarette liquor and wine stamps declined by nearly 1 million dollars in December versus December 1965.

Frankie Wetzel Bobby Birmington Washington Fount Wood White Point

Wheat Growers Plan Expansion Under Program

Comanche County wheat growers anticipate expanding production in 1967 under the wheat program. Chairman William T Carruth notes carryover reducing to a safe level, enabling better prices and higher production while keeping supplies balanced. He cites 536 million bushels carryover last July 1 and a projected 400 to 425 million next July 1.

William T Carruth Comanche County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC Carruth Comanche County

Clothing sales and value tips from extension agent

A Texas A&M Extension agent advises consumers to seek best value in clothing by studying fiber content, fabric, and garment quality. She notes increased varieties and styles across income levels and urges ongoing monitoring of clothing news and family needs to ensure satisfaction and smart spending.

Stratton Fi’ Cba Boyles Texas A&m Univers'y Agricultural Extension Miss Boyles

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