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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1960
Page
12
W H Will Kirkland thanks voters from Precinct No 1 after not making the run off. He calls opponents good men and credits a clean campaign. He says the experience renewed friendships and created new ones. The page also notes tree planting to reduce wind erosion.
Soil Conservation Aid urges pond owners to stock ponds with hatchery fish after removing wild stock. Recommend bass bluegill and channel cat along with fertilizing using 8-8-8 or 8-8-2 mix, limit fertilizer to surface acre, and check water every 6 to 10 days. Provide seasonal timing from April to October.
The passage explains that weeds in a pond steal fertilizer and oxygen, harming fish and causing die offs in summer. It recommends fertilizing to control weeds, destroying them, and using moderate fishing to balance the population, noting a well managed pond can yield about 250 pounds of edible fish per acre for the family.
Dr and Mrs Baxter Greer attended the Alumni Reunion of Austin College 1905 graduating class in Sherman. Six of fourteen living classmates joined four members at the gathering attended by about 500 alumni with Dr Greer delivering the invocation. The Greers, who were in Texas, also visited Anna relatives.
The First Presbyterian Church schedules a 11 am sermon by Dr. Baxter Greer on God's Perfect Plan For Us and a 7 30 pm talk God Is On Our Side with special music by Mrs W A Meyers. Sunday School begins at 10 am led by H M Cauley. The Young People meet at 7 30 pm with Mr and Mrs H J Rachels as adults. Visitors in Stewart Home include the Stewarts and Dinglers among others.
Fort Worth visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall spent last week in the city enjoying local sights and hospitality during their stay.
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