Farmer's Critical Problems In Water Resources
W W J PARKS of Mer. Comanche County REA discusses growing population and rising water use. He argues Texas growth hinges on available water and highlights watershed treatment projects like Rush Creek and Green's Creek for soil conservation and water resource benefits.
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Ww. J. Parks
Mer
Comanche County
Rea
Texas
Rush Creek
Green’s Creek
Soil Conservation Service
Rush Creek watershed project urged as key to rural development
County agents stress the Rush Creek watershed completion for irrigation and water security. They urge landowners to adopt soil conservation to improve groundwater recharge, support small rural industries, and enhance livestock yields while addressing cattle grubs through targeted insecticide use.
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Rush Creek
Stewardship of the soil and the sowing Parable
A sermon reflects on the sower's seed falling on different soils and the rewards of good ground. It links fertile soil to national prosperity, blessings of rain and sun, and responsible stewardship as a divine trust for lasting service to humanity.
Sidney School Reunion Draws Two Hundred Attendees
The Sidney School held its reunion on Sunday June 17 at the grounds with about 200 people present. Attendees included ex students and former teachers from numerous towns including Covina California Wichita Falls Dallas Fort Worth and San Angelo. Awards went to the oldest attendee and those traveling farthest, with new officers elected and plans set to meet every two years.
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Sidney School
W. E. Lusk
Cisco
Sidney
Lola Ross Boyd
Golden Jones Reese
Viola Robertson Cheatham
Brenton Jones
Covina
California
J. B. Cooper
Farmington
Clovis
East Vaughn
New Mexico
Waxahachie
Dallas
Fort Worth
Levelland
Cleburne
Stephenville
San Angelo
Big Serine
Merke
Lamesa
Blanket, Wood
Abilene
Cross Pisin Bald Midland
Goldthwaite
San Antonio
Points
Thank you for prayers and kindness from Comanche and beyond
A heartfelt thanks to all in Comanche and neighboring areas for prayers and deeds of kindness. Gratitude is extended for floral offerings and condolences received, with appreciation for Oak Lawn Funeral Home, churches, singers, and friends including the Wrenee and Kirtland families and Clary Brothers.
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Peron
Comanche
I. Ing
Oak Lawn
Wrenee
Kirtland
Famally
Clary
Soil Stewardship and Comanche County's Fertile Future
The Comanche Chief notes farmers in Comanche County support Soil Stewardship Week and the Soil Conservation District. It emphasizes sustained land use and soil conservation as a shared goal, praising cooperative effort between farmers and local conservation groups to protect natural resources for children and future generations.
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Comanche County
S¢ Scs
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T Farmer
Angus Dickson
Dickson
Soil & Water Conservation
Kirkland
Alton
Blackie
Greece
Palestine
China
America
Behind the Soil Conservation District
East Side Square, Comanche
Rey D. Adame, Mer
Durham
Durham's Pharmacy
Alice Hedgpeth
FHA
THE
First State Bank
Gustine
E. Leatherwood
I. C. Willingham
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