TPGL to Increase Electric Service in Comanche Area
TPGL plans major 1968 expansion including converting a Dublin to Brownwood line from 69 000 to 138 000 volts and upgrading Comanche substation. The budget totals 65 989 000 with three new generating units over 1 000 000 kilowatts and broader 52 county service area improvements.
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Comanche
T. L. Aus Jr
Texas Power & Lights
Dublin
Brownwood
Pew
Austin
Tp&l
Big Brown Creek
Dallas Power & Light Company
Texas Electric Service Company
Tradinghouse Creek
Waco
Carrollton
Gainesville
Valley
Payne
McKinney
West Plano
Mineral Wells
Lake Creek
Argyle
Corinth
Forney
Comanche County Declared Economic Injury Disaster Area
SBA officials announce Comanche County is an Economic Injury Disaster area effective Feb 9 due to drought and early freezes. Eligible small businesses include feed and seed dealers and grocers with farmer debt, who may apply for SBA funds through the Dallas office at Room 615 411 N Akard St Dallas.
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R. FE. Crain
Dallas
Small Business Administration
Comanche County
Department of Agriculture
SBA
N. Akard St
Card of Thanks for Ned Stewart
The Stewart family expresses deep appreciation for concern and friendship after the illness and passing of Ned Stewart. Mrs. Ned Stewart Mrs. Dollie Stewart and the Ned Stewart Brothers and Sisters thank all for kindness and blessing.
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Ned Stewart
Dollie Stewart
Dr Joe P Tupin Addresses Tarleton Group on Mental Health
Dr Joe P Tupin assistant professor of Psychiatry and assistant Dean of Medicine at UTMB Galveston spoke at Tarleton State College on Legislation and Local Community Mental Health. Introduced by Dr J C Terrell Jr and sponsored by Erath County Mental Health Association.
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University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Tarleton State College
Joe Tupin
Comanche
Tupin
J. C. Terrell Jr
Erath County Mental Health Association
University of Texas At Austin
U. T. Medical Branch
University of Texas, Washington School of Psychiatry
National Insttutes of Health
de. Tunin
John Sealy Hospital
St. Mary's Infrmary
Moody House
Austin State Hospital
Science, Psychiatry
American Journal of Psychiatry
American Psychiatric Association
Leslie Green
Brath County Mental Health Association
Stephenville
Comanchean Peacans Place in Area Pecan Show Fort Worth
Regional Pecan Show results from Fort Worth January 1920 report twenty five Comanche County pecans placed. L G Holland won Reserve Champion Native in section A while W H Smith claimed heaviest pecan with a Mohawk at Womack's Nursery had 2nd heaviest Mohawk and FE A Walker 3rd with a Mahan. Holland also had the heaviest native and 8th heaviest, Geo B Page listed 38th lightest. Section B includes multiple placings for Apache Carl Smith Bart on W T Luker Burkett Comanche Womacks Nursery Carl Smith John Garner Mohawk Womack's Nursery Schley Roy Loudermilk Stuart and others with W H Smith and Womack's Nursery repeatedly in top spots.
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Fort Worth
Comanche County
L. G. Holland
W. H. Smith
Womack
FEA
Walker
Monte Carmichael
Geo B. Page
Carl Smith
Barton W T. Luker
Burkett
Comanche Womacks’ Nursery
John Garner
Mahan
E. A. Walker
McCulley
Womeck
Schley—Car Smith
Roy Loudermilk
Stuart—Womack
W. E. Steward
R. G. Couch
UNICEF midwife kit pyramid would rival Everest height
UNICEF supplied midwife kits stacked on top of each other would reach a peak five times the height of Mount Everest, illustrating the scale of the aid effort.
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Unicef
Empire State Building
Mount
Everest
New ripening avocado sticker signals ripeness
A device reads signals from avocados to indicate ripeness. A royal purple sticker attached after harvest turns yellow as the fruit ripens, with tests showing 85 percent effectiveness. The sticker helps buyers pick ripe fruit and reduces overripe waste and damage for retailers.
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Ann Stratton
UNICEF Provides Vitamin Capsules For Every Person Today
UNICEF announces it has distributed enough vitamin capsules to supply one to every person on Earth today. The claim implies universal access, highlighting global health outreach and potential logistics challenges.
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Unicef
City Election Set for Comanche Texas April Second
The City Council of Comanche Texas announced a city election will be held on April 2 1968 at City Hall to elect three Aldermen. Terms expiring in April 1968 belong to Roy Turner H O Kelley and Roy D Mims Jr. March 2 1968 is the final filing date for candidates. GYALE C PIRKLE Mayor.
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Comanche
Texas
Roy Turner
H. O. Kelley
Roy D. Mims, Jr
Gyale C
Pirkle
Public Schools Week invites parents to visit Texas schools
The annual Public Schools Week in Texas opens to adults next week. Parents are urged to tour campuses to see how schools operate and how taxes support education. It highlights parental involvement in shaping children's character through direct observation.
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Texas
The Waiting Scheme Lets Callers Save On Long Distance
The passage describes a scheme named The Waiting to maximize value by waiting for weekend times. By holding out until after seven panes or a day on Saturday or Sunday, callers can reach anywhere in the country for a dollar or less. The text implies many can afford long distance if they know the game.
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Courstry
Garland visitor and lumber insulation facts
Garland resident K. A. Little visited his mother Mrs. Stella Little over the weekend. An aside notes that one inch of Texas yellow pine provides insulation comparable to six inches of brick or 12 inches of concrete.
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K. A. Little
Garland
Mrs
Stella Little
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