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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1970
Page
11
A censustype notice explains that census data remains anonymous in statistical outputs. It details how names and addresses are withheld during processing and notes exceptions for age proof or citizenship when a transcript is needed. It provides an Age Search form route and fees.
Monday is a holiday. Tuesday offers tacos with lettuce and tomato salad Spanish rice celery sticks milk and apple cobbler. Wednesday features pinto beans turnips and tops cream corn relish milk corn bread and peanut butter cookies. Thursday serves beef burger whipped potatoes green beans pie milk peach half topping. Friday includes fried chicken gravy sweet peas chilled tomatoes orange juice milk bread and an ice cream bar.
Public notice commands Billy Narve Myers to appear in the Comanche County District Court Texas by written answer before 10 a.m. on the first Monday after forty two days from issuance. The suit filed April 1 1969 seeks divorce with no children or community property. alleged cruelty and incompatibility. Issued February 26 1970 by Clerk Ben B Wilhelm.
The Ola Cunningham Chapter of Texas Future Teachers of America met in the CHS auditorium on Monday March 23. Carol Payne led the pledge and Carol Carney gave the invocation while Donna Allen Bill Brannon Mike Laver and Paula Daniels presented the program on En richment Through Service. Glen Parker as president named a nominating committee for the 1970 71 year with Janet Brightman Donna Allen Kent Pirkle Gary Easley and Lou Rogers as members.
County Agent Floyd M. Key urges timely top dressing of small grains with 30 to 50 pounds of nitrogen per acre within a month. Adequate soil moisture boosts response. past grazing may indicate nitrogen use. For every ton of 12.5 percent protein forage, about 40 pounds of nitrogen are needed. Cloudy weather raises nitrate risk.
Vern Sanford notes Texas earned No 1 state rating for industrial development in 1969 with 15 576 new plants, surpassing California. Gov. Preston Smith cites Texas spent 385 570 on programs, about 4 of Welfare checks rise for 138 590 Old Age Assistance recipients, while 95 500 get 4 more and 4 100 lose state aid. Political parties certify May 2 ballot candidates and set plans for Sept 15 conventions in Dallas and Fort Worth.
The Texas Department of Health shows its Records and Statistics Section as a key service to plan health programs. The Bureau of Vital Statistics stores births deaths marriages divorces adoptions and more from about 1 000 registrars statewide. By 1970 total vital records on file will reach 17 million with over 500 000 current records added last year.
This feature urges college freshmen and sophomores to consider tax careers. It notes about 450 000 professional accountants including 13 000 in the IRS, many tax lawyers and a million full time tax workers plus support staff, with Elis Campbell Jr speaking on IRS opportunities.
The Tsar Kolokol bell cast in Moscow in 1733 weighs 216 tons, claimed as the heaviest bell. A Babylonian Nimrod palace bell dated to about 1000 B.C. is described as the oldest bell.
The weekly notices include births and deaths, detailing new arrivals and recent passings. Officials record fetal deaths alongside marriages and divorces in the community registry for public recordkeeping.
The article explains quantum theory as energy quanta traveling in wave packets and notes light waves. It recounts Lucy Stone's abolitionist and feminist actions and the term Lucy Stoner. It defines tsunamis as oceanic earthquakes forming walls of water up to 60 feet. It ends with an offer for a free booklet from The New Book of Knowledge.
County agent Floyd Key urges pecan tree owners to shield trees from insects and disease to ensure a bountiful harvest. The extension service offers two booklets Pecan Diseases and Insects and Texas Guide for Controlling Insects and Diseases on Fruits and Nuts with identification aids and pesticide guidance. Both are available from Key’s office.
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