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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1940

Page

5

Rollers Meeting at Cisco Tuesday Night

Log rollers gather in Cisco Tuesday night with participation from Renesas in the district including Comancha Hamilton Palo Pinto Parker and ess. Joe Marshall publicity director for the Comanche W O W group of Comanche Woodmen to attend the meeting.

Rollers Cisco Renesas Land Comancha Hamilton Palo Pinto Parker Ens Joe Marshall Comanche W.O.W

Cross Roads Store Visits Across Moore Family Notes

Cross Roads Store reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moore and son Conda Dean to Mrs. J. A. Moore Monday night. Mrs. J. C. Nichols and daughter Carrie with Sam Nichols visit Mrs. Lonnie Gibson in Sidney Sunday. Roy Carver of O'Brien visits Almon Moore and his mother Mrs. J. A. Moore.

Hugh Moore Conda Dean J. A. Moore J. C. Nichols Carrie Sam Nichols Lonnie Gibson Sidney Roy Carver O’brien Almon Moore

Conservation farming yields moisture and boosts pasture in Texas

W R Heizer reports spring rains in Texas reveal benefits of contour rows strip crops and terraces. W F Timmons of Zephyr credits contour farming with higher yields, increased pasture and new forage from former waste land as soil and water conservation work expands.

Texas W. F. Timmons Zephyr Brownwood CCC Mr. Timmons Timmons Soil Conservation Service

Comanche County Workers Meeting Schedule

Mercer Gap May 8 event lists sessions from 10:00 to 3:00 with songs prayers sermons and a board meeting. Featured speakers include Rev Walter Scott Rev R M McGinnis Rev D D Tidwell Rev Ed Wilson and Lattimore Ewing plus a session on Vacation Bible School and Trinity in Evangelism by Jasper Massagee.

Walter Scott R. M. McGinnis D. D. Tidwell Ed Wilson Lattimore Ewing the Trinity Jasper Massagee

Citrus Exchange Manager Warns Patman Tax Bill Impact

William A. Brunton of Weslaco Texas general manager of the Rio Grande Valley Citrus Exchange told a House Ways and Means subcommittee that adopting the Patman chain store tax bill would cut citrus producers income and limit outlets Representing about 3000 growers Brunton said strong retail support is needed to move crops profitably and that growers fear elimination or restriction of outlets He stressed he does not favor any distributor over another and noted recent five year trends in Texas citrus growers interests.

William A. Brunton Weslaco Texas Rio Grande Valley Citrus Exchange House Ways and Means Exchange Brunton

Chiropractor Dr Drain Opens Group Clinic in Comanche

Dr James C Drain a moving from San Antonio opens a group chiropractic clinic for Comanche and surrounding area. The plan offers annual prepaid treatment with minimal cost and includes modern equipment at the Bob Roberson house. Dr Drain aims to become a permanent community resident with family chiropractic background and local engagement. A Texas Legislature once proposed dividing the state into five states via an annexation bill carried by John Nance Garner from Uvalde.

James C. Drain D.C San Antonio Comanche Chiropractic Texas United States of America John Nance Garner Uvalde

Texas Citrus Boom Expands Despite Barren Rio Grande Valley

The speaker notes the citrus industry in Texas has surged 650 percent over five years and that less than two-thirds of Rio Grande Valley acreage is in full production, signaling untapped market potential.

Texas Rio Grande Valley

Seay family thanks supporters after illness and death

The Seay family expresses deep appreciation for sympathy and floral tributes shown during the illness and death of Mrs. E. C. Seay. E. C. Seay and children ask for prayers and blessings in gratitude for the kindness received. University notes archive interest in student political leaflets and a Texas gubernatorial tax issue on oil gas and sulphur.

E. C. Seay University of Texas University Texas

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Jesus Christ First Baptist Church Cross Roads Junior Reese-Palmer Western Auto Associate Store Earl R. Evans City Market Leo Shankle W. R. Heizer Comanche County Workers Meeting Mercer Gap Citrus Exchange Manager Patman Star Tires Biggs Auto Parts Telephone 314 A:p Food Stores National Biscuit N.B.C White House Carnation A&p Boytle Ann Page Sparkle IONA Ma Perkins Oxydol P.G C.W Armour’s Canned Meat Sale
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