Bank Statement Details From Comanche Texas Bank
K L Macon cashier swears the bank statement for the Comanche Texas bank is true as of May 9 1971. The document lists assets including loans and discounts government securities and cash items and liabilities such as capital stock surplus profits and deposits. Notary Ruby K Durham verifies the oath and bank directors F KE Adams W M Durham T Re Homilfey attest.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
State OF Texas
Comanche
K. L. Macon
Ruby KF. Durham
F. KE. Adams
M Durham
Homilfey
Desdemona Urges Rail Station for Growth Hub
Desdemona, a thriving town with several thousand residents, seeks a railroad station to ease travel amid sand beds. The Craven Oil & Refining Co moves its offices, local bank closed months ago, and major hardware store shuttered, prompting Advance calls for remedial action and better printing.
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Craven Oil & Refining Company
Jakehamon
Breckenridge
Oklahoma
Desdemona
Cemetery Working Day Planned in Board Church May 14
A note from Board Church reports a good rain Sunday morning and more rain today. Travels mention Mamie Thompson returning from Dublin and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Howard’s daughter from near Lamkin. H D Lane and family attend Maxwell singing. Mamie Moore sick but improving. Cemetery Work Day set for May 14 with a call for community help and supplies.
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May
Mamie Thompson
Dublin
Andy Blevins
iComanche
H. D. Lane
J. BK. Nance
Kate
J. O. DePriest
Maxwell
Will Thomas
Mamie Moore
Tom Lane
Cowpeas Make Excellent Hay When Properly Cured
The United States Bureau of Plant Industry reports in Farmers Bulletin 1153 that properly cured cowpea hay is valuable and widely used in the South. It feeds work stock and livestock, with good results for poultry, hogs, and sheep, and may reduce demand for costly concentrates. Guidance notes optimal cutting when pods mature and cautions against early cutting or excessive lateness. Copies of Farmers Bulletin 1158 are available from the USDA.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Neas
Washington, D. C
Tax Assessor's Notice for Missing Assessments
Missed in the assessment plea urges informants to report to the assessor or deputy by May 14 to avoid unrendered role. The notice underscores local official names and dates, while a humorous aside about speed and vehicle noises follows the public notice.
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M. Edmondson
Appeal for Texas Tornado Sufferers Fund Drive
The Southwestern Division American Red Cross appeals to Texans and organizations to contribute 10000 for permanent relief and rehabilitation after the April tornadoes in Texas and Arkansas. A survey shows 97 affected families, 10 in Texas, with emergency needs met but funds needed for reconstruction and self sufficiency. contributions go through Edward B. Orr, Disaster Relief Director, American Red Cross, Texarkana Offenhouse Building.
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Texas
Arkansas
Southwestern Division
American Red Cross
Texarkana
Red Cross
Edward B. Orr
Offenhouse Bidg
Pioneer Citizen Passes Away At Rucker
A long illness ends for Grandpa Glover with funeral at De Leon cemetery attended by many friends. Sympathy goes to the family. Unrelated visitors include Uncle Aaron Grisham of Smith County and J B Higginbotham’s visit to Brown County. Preachers Will Skaggs and local gatherings mark a quiet week.
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Rucker
Texas
May
Grandpa Glover
de Leon
Rev
Edwards
Aaron Grisham
Smith County
Grisham
Anne ‘Baker
Carpenter Work Seeks Jobs and Farm Barter
J A Rock offers carpentry services and will compete fairly with other builders. He will accept hogs, horses, or cattle as payment at market price. Contact 204 81 40.
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J. A. Rock
Special Prices on Ford Ell Ge Piganthaerb Bane of Wetarade
A local advert announces a sale at BIT PATRICE'S offering items described as Ford ell ge piganthaerb Bane of Wetarade Son Pond for 6.50 dollars. The garbled text suggests a promotional price and shop name.
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Bane of
Wetarade Son Pond
Personal items from Van Dyke community
May 9 personal notices from Van Dyke recount visits by Mrs Berma Nabers to Mrs Merle Nabers and Iela Gaines to grandparents in Hiasse. Stays include Mrs Starr in Comanche, the Nabers family in fishing, and locals at the Gum Springs singing. All-Day Singing for the third Sunday in May at Van Dyke is cancelled with no future date set.
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Iela Gaines
Hiasse
Mrs. Starr
Comanche
Gum Springs
van Lyke
Wicked dance ban proposed in Florida House
Tallahassee May 5. Representative Rid le introduces a bill to curb dances deemed wicked including the Shimmy She Wobble Buzzard Slide Chicken Switch Turntable Gellop Cheek to Cheek Philadelphia Twist and Rabbit Hop with a list of prohibited interpretations.
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State
House of Representatives
Ridle
Philadelphia
Brownwood Well Produces 119 Barrels Daily
Near Brownwood the Lamb-Kirkpatrick well in the north Brown county field has begun steady production at 119 barrels of oil per day officials report.
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Brownwood
Lamb-Kirkpatrick
Brown County
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