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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1955

Page

9

Resting of Range Land Boosts Hill Ranch Prospects in 1954

Walter Hill’s 1051 acre Comanche area ranch 3 miles northwest reports a profitable season with 75 cows and 300 lambs performing well through a deferment year. Creep feeding raised calf weights to 645 pounds, lambs sold at 20 cents per head, and oats pasture supported feed. Hill, a conservation cooperant with Upper Sea, notes potential for good grazing if rains come.

Hill John Simpson Comanche Owen Simpson Upper Sea Conservation District

Education for Conservation Should Be a Shared Priority

County Superintendent Elve Brinson argues conservation education belongs in every school level. He emphasizes urban and rural cooperation, and viewing natural resources as an interdependent unity forming the web of life.

City Plans Clean-Up Drive in Comanche Week

Mayor Oswell Brightman announces a city wide clean up for May 23 to 28 with free curbside dumping of boxed and sacked rubbish. The Comanche Garden Club promotes the effort with Litter Bug placards as work continues at the Comanche Dump and City Park prior to the Lake Eanes Park pool opening around May 15.

Oswell Brightman Comanche Brightman Lake Eanes Park

Homecoming for Marine Paul Slider in Comanche

U S Marines private first class Paul Slider returns home on leave from Korea to visit his parents Mr and Mrs W H Slider in Comanche.

Korea Paul Slider U. S. Marines Comanche Mrs W. H. Slider

Ayres of Lubbock visits sister in town

Mrs. J. M. Ayres of Lubbock spent last week with her sister, Mrs. J. E. Morris.

Lubbock J. M. Ayres J. E. Morris

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