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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1942

Page

22

Assessor-Collector Announces Reforms and Service Upgrades

The official explains changes during tenure including mailed tax statements to prevent penalties, updated abstract books for accuracy, and reorganized staff duties to reduce confusion. The message emphasizes fair impartial county service and improved taxpayer access.

Cattle and farm life echo in town pages of Kerrville

The piece blends rural labor verses with quotes and local notes. It references spring farming, a farmer's yearly cycle, and a Texas War era context. It includes historical quotes from Byron and Shand of Kerrville and anecdotes about Bryan. Local society items cover visits and family news.

R. F. Shand Kerrville Texas

Old Settlers Reunion Attendees and Local Notables

Personal mentions include Fain Waldrop of Freeport visiting home folks. Private Ray Marlin, from the 142nd Infantry, promoted to corporal at the 2nd Battalion Headquarters. Mrs. Marlin now works in Brownwood after returning from Camp Blanding. Owen Wetzel of Fort Worth sang at the Gustine Baptist revival and heads to Corrinth, Jones County, to lead singing for Rev. A. A. Davis. W. A. Nance of Ballinger and A. E. Hartsman of Ballinger attended the Old Settlers Reunion, as did Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Garner of Brownwood and Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Fowler of Ingram.

Fain Waldrop Freeport Ray Marlin 142Nd Infantry Marlin Christine Williams Camp Blanding Brownwood Old Settlers Owen Wetzel Fort Worth Gustine Corrinth Jones County A. A. Davis W. A. Nance Ballinger A. E. Hartsman Garner J. L. Fowler Ingram Kerr County

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