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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1960
Page
4
A local official named William F Bryant announced a July commitment related to county agriculture law. The brief note emphasizes a statutory reference and ongoing planning for agricultural programs.
The 1961 wheat referendum asks growers to approve quotas marking 38th straight year of use. Eligibility depends on farming more than 15 acres and signing applications for feed wheat programs. If approved, farmers meeting allotments may market wheat freely. excess over 15 acres incurs penalties.
Mrs Walter Durham a leading member of the Comanche Garden Club plans a 16 day bus tour from Bryan Texas to Mexico City. The group will visit regions famed for flowers and shrubs and includes 37 Texas Garden Club members.
College Station residents Mr and Mrs Calvin Freeman and son Gary visit relatives in Comanche while Calvin recently earned his degree from A M this spring.
The article states that there will be no restrictions on wheat marketings, signaling a shift to free movement of wheat across areas and impacting farmers and traders. It notes policy change and potential effects on prices, supply, and regional trade dynamics.
List of hospital dismissals and patient updates dated June 9 including names such as Mrs. Jack Colcleasure Mrs. John Beaty Sr Gorman Hawkins Martin Hanson and Mrs. Clarence Scott with mail addresses in Dublin Best viewed as a local community notice from the Democrat Star region.
A wealthy shopper insists on seeing a less expensive option. The encounter highlights concern for price in a retail setting.
The article portrays a typical family man as burdened by a pocketful of photos but lacking financial resources, illustrating hardship and daily struggle.
Soda Springs 4 H Club elects officers in a May 10 meeting. Margie Vineyard is president Grady Ripley is vice president Joe Paul Bird is secretary and treasurer Peggy Evans is Council Delegate Tommy Ray Jones is recreation leader Sherry Johnson is reporter Adult leaders are Grady O Ripley The group has 24 club members signed up and hopes for more.
John Campbell writes to the Comanche Chief thanking Sept. 5S. H. Fletcher and the Comanche School Board for a job well done at the close of the 1959 60 school year and wishes future achievements be as satisfactory.
Walter Durham Jr. and Pat Cagle of Durham Peanut Co. Comanche are touring Hershey Pennsylvania this week. The local shelling plant supplies peanuts for Hershey bars including Mr. Goodbar, reinforcing its role for confectionery produced by Hershey Chocolate Company.
Tucker Loudermilk a 1960 Comanche High School graduate and son of Mrs Ruth Louderdilk left last week for Midlothian to work this summer at a Salvation Army youth camp.
The Proctor Community Club will meet on the second Tuesday June 14. Entertainment features a musical with Buddy Weeks in charge. Buddy asks that all fiddlers and pickers be sure to come.
Mr and Mrs Bill Wilkerson and son David were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Bob Barton and their children and of Mr and Mrs Charles Wetzel and their children. Their daughter Katy visited Katy’s grandparents. Mr and Mrs M V Blanton stayed in Temple for the weekend.
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