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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1971
Page
4
A Mexico City report notes a growing practice of witchcraft among middle class women in outlying groves. The piece links belief in the supernatural to education and suggests a planned protest in New York and Wall Street action, while also describing rainmaker schemes and political tax debates in Texas and coverage of other varied topics.
David Woolsey is now a patient at Sect and White Hospital in Temple, marking a local health update for the community.
The Comanche Tops met on Monday night March 1 and enjoyed a low calorie supper. Peggy Sliger was Queen of the Week. Fay Evans earned a silver charm for 25 lb loss. Twenty three members reported a 26 percent net loss. A total loss of 339 lbs was recorded for the club since July 1970.
Notice To Bidders announces Comanche County Texas will accept written bids by 10 00 A M March 8 1971 for a 60 span steel bridge on North Leon River 3 miles north of De Leon Includes H beams piling cap sills I beams and guard rails with pile driving labor Armco steel plank and wing walls Specifications call for 16 by 60 and 30 by 60 sections and 2 30 spans total project cost to be net and county reserves right to reject all bids delivered to the County Judge.
Odessa residents Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sledge hosted a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bryant’s daughter and family from Brownwood. Census data note farm horses were no longer counted after 1959 due to steep declines. Corn Belt yields rose from about 38 bushels per acre before 1940 to 9 to 100 bushels per acre today.
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