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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1965

Page

2

UST TEAS PRESS OFFICia ny Subscription Rates

Subscriptions listed for Comanche County and rural Dublin Gorman Blanket Carbon Mey Zephyr $3.00 yearly $1.75 semi annual local. Elsewhere in Texas $4.00 yearly $2.25 semi annual. Outside Texas $4.50 yearly $2.50 semi annual. Minimum payment $1.75. Second

Comanche County Dublin Gorman Blanket Carbon Mey Zephyr Texas

Give Our Comanche Merchants A Chance

Comanche residents urged to support local merchants by asking stores to stock desired items and brands rather than shopping in larger cities. The piece argues supply and demand shape inventory and praises community businesses and their workers while noting a county program booklet and a wide list of local contributors and advocates.

Comanche Brownwood Dallas New York Paris Plao United Angus Dickson, Jr Comanche County

Austin Skyline Sparks Texas Legislature Debate Over Capitol Area

Editor argues Austin’s skyline threatens the Capitol and urges protective steps. Rep Henry Grover push to block a 24 story Colorado Street tower, noting state cost if halted. The piece laments past losses of historic structures and calls for a master plan to guard the Capitol UT area as a beauty spot.

Austin Texas Henry Grover Houston Colorado Street Texas Capitol Colorado Waterloo Capitol University

Austin Growth Threatens Historic Architecture

A Texas newspaper passage notes the Capitol area and the State Library and Archives Building as admired landmarks while warning Austin’s rapid growth is eroding older, interesting structures. It urges bold action to preserve Austin’s architectural heritage amid statewide boom concerns.

State of Texas Capitol State Library and Archives Austin

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