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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1960
Page
4
A reflective brief on America's heritage of freedom and Christian values. It cites Proverbs and the Statue of Liberty inscription, urging citizens to uphold righteousness and unity. The piece frames independence, worship, and loyalty as essential to keeping the country strong and free.
The Eastland County singing meet will be held all day Sunday July 10 at Kokomo with lunch served at 12 30. Mrs H A Tyrone secretary says this is a cordial invitation to all singers to come and enjoy fellowship and singing.
J H West president of the Texas Farm Bureau denounces proposed changes to the Fair Labor Standards Act. He states the plan would lift the wage to 1.25 per hour over two years, raise costs on farms, fuel inflation, and push workers with limited skills from the labor market. The Farm Bureau writes to Texas lawmakers urging defeat.
The ESA hosts its final summer meeting in Phoenix with Mrs. Jack Gore reporting. A Shetland pony was presented to be raffled at the Comanche Amateur Rodeo July 21 23. Ten members attended, refreshments served. Dr Harlan E Smith warns of cotton root rot increasing through August. Dr John Quisenberry urges best practices to maintain egg quality in hot months. Franklin D Roosevelt served the longest presidency at 12 years and one month.
The Comanche Chamber notes new arrivals and moves including Kathyleen Stringer as New Home Demonstration Agent at 103 10th St, Jimmy Norton at 706 N Mary, Charles R. Baum at 316 N Austin, and others with destinations such as 511 W Duncan and 319 N Houston. A Gulf Coast vacation party headed to Rockport to Nuevo Laredo returns, and a historical note states Herbert Hoover's inaugural address was the first radio broadcast.
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