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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1955

Page

10

Wilson Club Holds Meeting

People of the Wilson community met Wednesday night at the Community Building for a social meeting with a short business portion. A floodlight, croquet ground, horseshoe area, and front door light were added. 22 door prizes were awarded. Next meeting is Wednesday July 20. all invited.

Wilson Jess Reeves Allbritten Dublin Reeves H. G. Box

Lions Club News Spoof Goats and Scouting Talk at Comanche Meeting

The Lions Club in Comanche met Tuesday at the West Ward lunch room with 24 attendees. Scout Executive Joe O. Galbraith spoke on Boy Scouting while officers discussed future programs and a playful attendance-boost plan involving a club goat.

West Ward Lion H. H. Galbraith Lion Herb Goodson Eiland Fagan Dick Weekes Joe O. Galbraith Brownwood Comanche Jimmy Carpenter Dale Biggs Galbraith Lion van Evans J. B. Wyly Robert Toon

Weeping Love Grass in Deep Land Paying Off

C. T. Davis a farmer five miles north of Comanche has a good stand of weeping love grass on 20 acres of deep sandy land. The project is part of a plan with the Upper Leon Soil Conservation District to improve soil organic matter for peanuts. Davis used his own equipment mixing seed with manure and planting with sorghum equipment. Soil Conservation staff aided in calibration and placement. The grass is growing rapidly despite dry weather.

C.T. Davis Comanche Upper Leon Soil Conservation Service Davis

I Give You Texas by Boyce House

The author recalls Texas finance schemes where individuals leveraged loans to gain control of holding and oil companies. He recounts two alleged deals, including a $200000 loan financing a controlling stake and a bank loan secured by production assets, in a historical context from around 1922.

Give Texas Boyce House Daily Oil Belt News

Buick Installs New Electronic Figuring Device

Buick engineers install an IBM 650 Magnetic Drum computer to compute production variations and other complex problems for the purchasing scheduling department. The unit can memorize 20 000 digits and process data from punched cards. It may first determine how many Buick options yield unique cars given a 700 000 yearly output.

Buick

Comanche Health Resort Mention Sparks Reader Query

Dear Chief letter from Chas S Brown of Oklahoma City asks if Comanche health resort offers senior discounts after a Daily Oklahoman feature. He praises the publicity and signs off seeking information on possible rate cuts for longtime residents.

Comanche Oklahoman Chas. S. Brown Okla City

Production Scheduling Text From Fragment

Fragmented OCR hints at production planning with orders from departments supply needs schedules capacity and assembly steps. It references hours speed cards and a checklist but remains unclear and partial.

Mrs Mollie Cag Cagle celebrates seventy seventh birthday

Mrs Mollie Cagle of Sweetwater plus relatives from Coleman Odessa and Creek celebrate her seventy seventh birthday with a three tier white P J cake and candles. Family photos were taken during the dinner.

T. A. Weaver Mollie

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