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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1970

Page

6

Mesquite Artwork Preserves Odd Ball Tree Memory

The Comanche Chamber notes Ruby Daniel finished a painting of the famed Mesquite tree from Highway 16, cut down in road work. The piece, gifted to the chamber, recalls other local curios like the pecan tree in Ripley’s Believe It Or Not and the county’s hanging tree, now remembered through art.

Frances Lockwood Chamber of Commerce Ruby Daniel Ruby Highway 16 Comanche Chamber Daniel A. P. Burks Fom Priddy Comanche County Indian Creek Fleming Place

Killer Heart Disease Remains Texas Health Threat

Texas health officials report heart disease as the leading killer with higher incidence in younger men. Women are less affected early on. Dr J E Peavy lists eight major hazards including high blood pressure cholesterol weight smoking and lack of exercise with remedies like checkups diet control weight loss and regular activity.

Texas Department of Health J E. Peavy Commission of Health For Texas

New Tax Changes for Farmers and Ranchers Highlighted

County Agent Floyd Key notes 1969 tax law revisions affecting farming operations. Key points include tax free exchanges of livestock, farm land sales, and installment sale rules. Free copy available at the County Agent's office, call 3562424. Yoakum visitors: Mr and Mrs E R Wright were in town Sunday. Races.

Floyd Key

Jaycee Chapter Welcomes New Members in Comanche

The Comanche Jaycee chapter introduces five new members Jimmy Seals Jim Owens Jerry Nelson Jay Wicoxen and Stelvin Johnston all active in local business and public service roles The group asks residents to welcome these newcomers and support their efforts to improve the city and engage with the community.

Stanley R. Swindle Jaycee Chanter Jimmy Seals Lorester Gas Jim Owens Texas Cent. of Agriculture Jerry Nelson Texas Power and Light Jay Wi'coxen State Welfare Office Stelvin Johnston Comanche Jaycee Jay Wilcoxen

Farm program signup ends March 20 urges early action

Comanche ASC Chairman James S. Couch urges producers to sign up at the County ASCS Office before March 20 for the 1970 feed grain wheat and cotton programs. About 175 of an estimated 1,400 eligible farms have enrolled so far, signaling a likely last minute rush. Participation is voluntary with benefits including price-support loans payments and wheat certificates for meeting program provisions.

James S. Couch Comanche Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC ASCS

Train Death in Dublin Blamed on Bad Weather

Grover Ollie Faulkner 85 of Dublin died after being struck by a train while crossing tracks in rainy misty weather. He was dead on arrival at a Dublin hospital. Funeral plans are pending with Harrell Funeral Home.

Grover Ollie Faulkner Dublin Faulkner Harrell Funeral Home Oakwood Cemetery Comanche Lyda Kerley The Baptist Church

More Whooping Cranes Due in Texas

Regional Director Wm T Krummel reports the wild whooping crane population may be rising in 1969. Forty three adults and six young have arrived at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge on the Texas coast. Another sighting along the flyway hints at continued growth this winter.

Wm. T. Krummel Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Department of the Interior Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Texas Aransas Krummel Krummes

Fixit Shop offers edge tools and repairs in 1917 local ad

An old notice advertises straight edge razor grinding at the Fixit Shop and repairs for scissors knives parasols guns shoes pianos organs clocks sewing machines and more at the southeast corner of the square. It then notes stroke rehabilitation efforts in Texas Easter Seal Centers and reports 1 494 000 cattle and calves on feed in Texas feedlots as of February 1 up 30 percent from a year earlier.

Fixit Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

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