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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
5
A 4-H soil and range project notes minerals are 5 percent of plant structure and essential for teeth bones and health. Deficient soil harms plants animals and people, affecting growth IQ and vitality, with calcium and phosphorus key to enamel. Rich soil supports better nutrition and well being.
A 4 H team explains soil and water conservation with a farm plan map. The duo, led by Bobby Lane after Dickie Dickson left for conflicts, won first at Stephenville and fifth at A&M State Round-up.
A brief note on maintaining fertility and wellbeing through balanced diet. Emphasizes healthy eating, regular meals, and awareness of nutrients supporting reproduction and general vitality.
Comanche area soldiers headed to Fort Polk Louisiana for a two week camp with the 36th Division. Attendees include Major William T. Calhoun Lt John Ory Beaty Army Specialist Robert Willis and Army Specialist Thomas Connally.
Mr and Mrs J D Walker and children Glenda and Jimmy spent Sunday at the Brownwood State Park Visit in Fort Worth. Mr and Mrs Wess Wilson spent the week end in Fort Worth visiting their son Billy.
The article explains proper use of range grasses for stocking, deferment, and grazing spread. It cites research on how top foliage removal affects root growth, highlights deferment beginning June 1, and notes that proper use and deferred grazing are key range managment practices. It also reports Mrs. Hardy Slider of Comanche undergoing surgery and recovering at Brownwood.
Former Postmaster and Mrs Robert Exton depart Comanche for Fair Alaska traveling the entire route by auto. The couple intends a comprehensive land journey across states to reach Alaska.
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