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Comanche Chief in Comanche, Texas

05 May 1961

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Comanche Chief

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Comanche, Texas, United States of America

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May 05, 1961

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2

Proctor tour highlights new homes under Farmer's Home Admin

The Comanche Chief notes mixed results in Rural Community Progress Contests but praises the Proctor tour. New homes seen on the tour, built under the Farmer's Home Administration, cost around $10,000. The tour started at the Leon River Bridge at 1 p.m. on Thursday April 27 with narrator T. A. McDonald Jr and guides Mrs. Weldon Northcutt, Mrs. Paul Bradley, and Jim Roberts.

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Farmer’s Home Administration Proctor Leon River Bridge T. A. McDonald, Jr Weldon Northcutt Paul Bradley Jim Roberts Hobart Eunice Cox Coxes Church of Christ At Dublin Cox Proctor Quilting Jay Sarah Henry D. Rockwell Mrs. Henry
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Proctor Community Tour Highlights Local Farm Needs and Growth

Proctor residents showcase improvements across farms and homes, detailing crops, livestock, and new structures. Notable figures include Martin and Kathleen Eades, Herschel and Jewel Ewing, Jim Moore, Irvin Dunn, Bill Evans, Bob Mull, and Dwight Rightman, among others, with efforts ranging from peanut acreage and cattle to wells, granaries, and home upgrades.

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Herschel Jewel Ewing Ewings
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Can ' S Association J. C. Wilkerson Comanche County Fort Worth Comanche High School Martin Eades Kathleen Comanche Comanche Hospital Proctor Meth Martin Jim Moore Moore Irma Jim Irvin Freda Dunn Baggett Creek Baptist Church Dunns Dunn T. H. Purvis Proctor Methodist Church Boyce Faye Theibaud Ollie Pruitt Baggett Creek Bob Earline Mull Bill Lou Evans Texas Tive Dwight Corrine Rightman FBI Corrine C. F. Luker Comanche First Methodist Church J. C Ruth Hyatt Farm Bureau Hyatts T. J. Kelley Tommy Jesse Jesse Arms Sudan Weldon Martha Nell Northcutt Durham Peanut Company Proctor Baptist Sunday School Burne Lera Howell Lera Joe Pate Gayle Peggie Garner Peggy Higginbotham’s Lingere Make Higginbotham’s Furniture Department Armstrong Acralon Silf
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