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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
15
In Gladewater a press was transported to its new site with a half inch clearance amid cheering spectators. Hall and his workers supervised the unloading and completed the delicate maneuver successfully.
A stray, fragmented note lists new subscribers and renewals, naming A3C Mercer, Bailey of Lakeport, Aldred Harris, Bill Smith, Lewis Neel, and others across Texas towns such as Lubbock Waco San Marcos Comanche and San Record. The text also references Chief readers Chas Billy Chambers and Mrs Furman involvement.
County Agent Floyd M Key urges fruit and vegetable growers to consider pick your own marketing when labor is short. He notes consumer harvesting can be remarkable with proper conditions and advertising and lists crops well suited such as peaches strawberries tomatoes green beans peas Irish potatoes and berries. Also mentions visitors in Kingsland during Bluebonnet season and area art exhibit at Buchanan Dam.
Joe Carnes of Andrews visited Comanche this week, delivering a greeting and meeting local residents during a regional exchange event.
Safety tips warn anglers to add a cork or float to any overboard fish knife to avoid loss. Monofilament line can be de kinked by washing in mild soap and stretching in shade. The region introduces automated tax processing this filing season with earlier use in the South east. Atlanta Service Center reports 14,000 nonfilers last year totaling $2,000,000 in collections.
Floyd M Kew County Agricultural Agent reports a nationwide push to eradicate hog cholera led by Texas A&M Extension veterinarian Dr C M Patterson. He notes most states are beyond phase I with few cases nationally and a goal to declare the U S free of hog cholera by end of 1972.
Mrs Ozelle Bonser of Brownwood spent Sunday in a comanche with her father Dr J O Lane.
Sidney 4 H Club met at the Sidney School on April 18 with 17 4 Hers seven guests and five leaders present. Bill Parker of Comanche County RF A presented a film Pulse of Life on artificial respiration and circulation with a practice dummy. Richard Jones introduced him and Kathy Spalding presided during the business portion.
Mrs. R. D. DeAlva Holmes spent the week end with Mrs. Faye Evans and Miss Teresa Dudley at their new home on North West 36th before heading to her home in Lubbock. She had been visiting her sister Mrs. Melba Martin in Dallas.
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