Peanut production in 1975 highlights Comanche County role
Comanche County produced 74,368,791 pounds of peanuts in 1975 from 1,330 pounds per acre on 972 farms across 56,621.6 harvested acres. The county led as a peanut capital with 1,176 peanut farms and a final allotment of 59,152.8 acres after transfers and adjustments.
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Comanche County
ASCS
County's '75 Income Shows Big Jump
TP and L region data show Comanche County farm income rising from 39.7 million in 1974 to 49.3 million in 1975 with peanuts and sorghum leading gains while beef cattle and melons declined. Overall 36-county area recovered to 1.052 billion, led by Nacogdoches and Hopkins counties.
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Comanche County
Texas Power and Light Co
Tp&l
Nacogdoches County
Hopkins County
Texas
Comanche Chamber Elects Officers And Directors
At the March Chamber meeting Dr. Raymond Stepp was named President David Goodson Vice President and J C Wilkerson III Treasurer Newly elected two year directors include W M Durham Jr Ken Hagood Truman Hazellrigg John Lochridge Don Weehunt and Jim Wilkerson Present except Lochridge Others hold one year terms Bill Dudney David Goodson Louis Harelik Stepp Wayne Stewart and Harvey Kaase Ex officio Past President Kaase thanked supporters Final plans announced for March 25 banquet at PAR Country Club with Miss America 1975 Shirley Cothran as speaker Awards for Community Service and Agricultural Achievement will be presented to Comanche County residents Membership drive yielded ten pledges and new enrollments from Bob Thompson Comanche LP Gas The Looking Glass J D Walker Appliance and Suzanne Pyburn Fashion Shop.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Raymond W. Stepp
Stepp
Comanche
Kiwanis Club
Comanche Community Fund
Mid-Texas Optometric Society
Par Country Club
Raymond Stepp
David Goodson
J. C. Wilkerson, III
W.M. Durham, Jr
Durham Pecan Company
Ken Hagood
Comanche National Bank
Truman Hazelrigg
MoorMan Manufacturing Company
John Lochridge
Gold Kist, Inc
Don Weehunt
Comanche County Telephone Company
Jim Wilkerson
Bill Dudney
Louis Harelik
Dr. Stepp
Wayne Stewart
Harvey Kaase
David Bell
Bill Parker
C. A. Proffitt
Maxene Mazurek
Jim Roberts
Richard Turner
Shirley Cothran
Comanche County
Bob Thompson
Comanche LP Gas Company
the Looking Glass
J. D. Walker
Suzanne Pyburn
Chamber
Comanche Maidens Tie State AA Third Team Honors
Two Comanche seniors earned third team All State Class AA honors with Sissy Andrews named at forward and Kimberly Renshaw at guard. The CHS Maiden squad, advancing to Austin for the fourth consecutive year, celebrates the recognition.
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Sissy Andrews
CHS
Austin
Round Up Day Set At Comanche Elementary In March
Parents urged to bring children to Comanche Elementary School Auditorium noon to 1 48 p m Thursday March 18 for Kindergarten and Early Childhood enrollment. Eligible four year olds to be screened and those five by September 1 may enter Kindergarten. Immunization records and birth certificates advised.
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Comanche
Delays Seen in Absentee Balloting for Local Elections
Voters showed little interest in absentee voting as ballots for the April 3 City of Comanche elections were delayed from out of town. Ballots for school district and hospital board races were distributed, with hospital ballots being reprinted due to an error and expected within a few days.
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John Beaty
City of Comanche
Beaty
Comanche
Betty Conway
Comanche Independent
Sidney Independent School District
Comanche County School Board of Trustees
Comanche County Hospital Board of Directors
Comanche County Hospital Board
Maiden Relays Invite 19 Schools to Comanche Meet
Comanche Maidens host Maiden Relays Friday with 19 schools expected in two divisions. Field events begin at 2 pm, prelims at 3 pm in multiple sprint and hurdle races, finals at 6:30 pm, action wrapping by 8:30 to 9 pm. Participants include Albany Cisco Eastland Brownwood San Angelo Central Ballinger Granbury Stephenville and more.
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Albany
Cisco
Eastland
Brownwood
San Angelo Central
Ballinger
Granbury
Stephenville
Goldthwaite
Weatherford
Burleson
Jacksboro
Boswell
Early
de Leon
Bangs
Dublin
Rising Star
Comanche
March of Dimes Walkathon Scheduled for Saturday
FHA sponsors a March of Dimes Walkathon on Saturday March 20 with registration at 8 30 at the Home Ec Cottage and a 9 00 start. Lunch at Lake Proctor park, food donated by Barrick's Jewelry Fincher Feed Jeanes Hardware Kiwanis Evening Lions Club Retired Teachers Garden Club ESA and the Jaycees. Puppet Power Group entertains at lunch. Participants urged to collect sponsors and turn money in at Comanche National Bank in a MOD envelope issued at registration. Forty percent of proceeds stay in Comanche County. County MOD chairman Mrs Paul Livingston urges participation.
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FHA
March of Dimes
Lake Proctor
Barrick’s Jewelry
Fincher Feed
Jeanes Hardware
Kiwanis
Evening Lions Club
Garden Club
ESA
The
Jaycees
Puppet Power Group
Comanche National Bank
Comanche County
Paul Livingston
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Bennie Davis
Farmers Home Administration
Floyd M. Key
Bill Lane
Gore Bros. Agricultural Service
Daymond Power
Gold Kist
Wayne Pinkerton
Kimberly Renshaw
Droemer Construction Co
Comanche City-County
Earth
Alex Webster Shaffer
T. R. Shaffer
Shaffer
Odessa
Nassau
Boy Scouts