First White Child Reared in Comanche County Dies
Mary F Tuggle Carnes wife of W Carnes of De Leon died February 6 1909 at age 58 59 in Comanche County Oklahoma Territory born August 31 1850 in Clark County Arkansas her father Dr Tuggle brought families to Williamson County Texas in 1851 1853 she married January 13 1867 and had eleven children including Billy Pat Elmer Asa Tommy Mrs Hamner and Miss Leonora surviving along with a brother Tom Tugle and sister Mrs Criswell her death marks the end of the first three white settler families in Comanche County and she is listed in the old settlers roster
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Comanche
Sidney J. Thomas
Mary Tuggles Carnes
Sid Thomas
W. Carnes
Jesse Mercer
F. M. Collier
Williamson County
Tuggle
Mercer
Collier
Mr. Osborne
Dr. Tuggle
D. H. Cunningham
South Leon
Mary F. Tuggle
Aiden
Billy
Pat. Elmer
de Leon
Asa
Deland
McCullogh County
Tommy
Midland
Tom Tuggle
Joe Dudley Back From NMMI Celebrations at Roswell
Joe Dudley and family returned to Comanche after three days in Roswell for end of year events at the New Mexico Military Institute. The parade, final ball, golf and polo events capped ceremonies where junior college and high school graduates received Associate in Arts degrees and other awards.
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Gail Dudley
Jim Dudley
Debbie Stark
Comanche
Roswell
Joe Dudley
New Mexico Military Institute
Sam Agee
Junor College
Crossbred Steers Prove Worth to Market Prices
Floyd M Key notes a study showing crossbred steers can fetch prices comparable to straight bred cattle. Walter Kruse of Texas A&M reports crossbreds averaged 23.25 per cwt vs 23.24 for Herefords and 22.96 for Anguses, with a high of 24.30 and a low of 22.10 for Brahman crosses. Prices rise or fall mainly with weight under 800 pounds.
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Floyd M. Key
Walter Kruse
Texas A&m University
Kruse
Texas
Irrigation for Peanut Crop Is Discussion Topic
Peanuts grown in Texas benefit from irrigation to combat dry year yields and improve fertilizer weed and disease control. Sprinkler systems on sandy soils require expert design and proper operation to maintain uniform water, with potential yield gains over 100 bushels.
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Texas
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Mike Mullican
NMMI
Rv C. Wayne Reese Extension Agricultural Engineer
Joe W. Walker
North Texas State
J. D. Morris
B. E. Pate
Gelen Rose
B. J. Morris
Ginger Renee
Mrs. Morris
Drug Fast Service
Cc. L. Huett
Gyale Pirkle
Reo
Link Sausage
Sultana
Toch
PLAID
Jay
Rich
Cans
A&p
BENCO
Ann Page
Sunnybrook
Electrasol
Delsey White
Nester
Jane Parker
J. J. Case Company
Sara Lee
Morton Frozen Donuts
Keith Implement Company
Jar
J. I. Case
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