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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1959
Page
3
Garden guidance urges timely installation of lawns and replanting to establish hardy turf. It warns against overwatering, stresses weed control and soil feeding, and suggests targeted treatments for ivy and unwanted plants while recommending safe use of control agents on ornamental species.
Daniel Ryan 76 of Mills County Texas died March 8 after a long illness. Born July 2 in Falls County, he lived 14 years in the area. He married Dora Cassie Jones in 1944 and leaves two sons Jery and R D J of Odessa, plus several daughters and a sister. He was a longtime inspector at the Trail Plant in Longview and had recently been promoted to another post in Marshall. Funeral services were announced locally.
George Dolan’s Fort Worth Star-Telegram feature recalls Comanchian lore and local politics in a West Texas county. The piece highlights sheriff Relve Bean, judge Dwight Brightman, bachelor Tiny Burton, and Clerk J. H. Burton while sharing colorful anecdotes about a stuttering constable Lee Stevens and rural life near Fort Worth.
A terse exchange shows Stevens replying only with nods or shakes, the requested fellow remaining missing. The passage ends with a well known line, inviting readers to recall the rest of the tale.
A veteran man with many kids is asked how many he has. He folds his arms, calculates, and jokily says he cannot say, but if a rock is thrown on the roof, kids will rush out for an hour.
Today there are thirty distinct medical specialists who help maintain your all around food health. X ray examination is impart in the study of arthritis. With its help physicians such as the radiologist can tell more easily what kind of arthritis a person may have and how far advanced it is.
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