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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1956
Page
10
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A guide on beagle traits and care outlines breed standards and selection tips. It advises choosing a suitable sex, avoiding very young pups, and checking for health signs such as clear eyes, strong teeth, good coat, and overall vitality. It notes females may be quieter and easier with children and mentions confinement during heat. It also covers feeding needs with complete dog foods and warns against illness indicators.
Local visitors include Mrs Olen Russell of Grand Prairie with Elmer LaRoque and family. Fort Worth residents Mrs Lon Dunlap aids her sister move into a new home. Several families visit Grand Prairie and Brownwood over the weekend as homes are nearing completion. Abilene Christian College hosts High School Day with 1200 students from multiple states on April 28. Open house at the new club house set for Thursday March 22 with entertainment. Continuous family visitations and travel noted among Hill County residents.
Mrs Ronnie Chgon visits Mr ee Cox and Mr and Mrs visited their in laws last week. Mr and Mrs and day visit Wills Point area with several relatives. Elwood Rouney and Brock family meet at Balj. Dan Clary’s group seen Sunday. Hattie Mek Anna and Dora Mrs. Ome son of Cisco attend Walter Rice’s family event at Claude birth. Ernest Woolsey spent weekend with Wayne family.
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