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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1936

Page

4

U. S. Loans Drive Farm Purchases in Texas

County supervisor C W Leigon reports Resettlement loans spur big buys in Texas farms. About 54,000 spent by 125 loan recipients in this county on machinery and equipment. thousands more on horses, mules, cattle and household goods. More than $3.5 million funds land and construction on 533 farms to be sold on forty-year terms.

Texas Resettlement Administration C. W. Leigon Leigen

County records guide for the American Guide project

Miss Iva Mae Murphy outlines Comanche County’s role in the new American Guide to present engaging county history. The advisory committee covers history geology wildlife folklore churches agriculture art literature music drama and public health with observers from local schools, businesses and the Comanche Chief. The article urges locals to submit historic sites and landmarks for national centennial publicity in Dallas and San Antonio events.

Comanche County L. B. Russell C. F. Denny J. R. Norried Norrid Camille Fleming J. C. Wilkerson N. E. Scudder Perry Dunn Dallas Sign and Scenic Company Ola Cunningham Comanche High School Floyd Cunningham W. J. Cunningham Romeo S. Walk Jim Johnson Comanche C. W. Gray Iva Mae Murphy San Antonio Texas

Alphabet derives from Alpha and Beta of Greek letters

The term alphabet originates from the first two Greek letters Alpha and Beta. This etymology highlights how the name of the writing system reflects its founders, with Alpha and Beta signaling the start of a set.

Pecan tree grave markers tie Hogg duty to Texas ritual

The article notes Governor James Stephens Hogg requested pecan trees at both ends of his grave and that the request was fulfilled. It also mentions a Texas Memorial Museum project funded by a Texas Centennial half-dollar sale during the National Tomato Festival in Jacksonville starting May 29 led by Beauf H. Jester.

South Comanche D. E. Werner P. O Comanche Texas Dallas Rio Grande Valley Heaven and Earth Exposition Grounds James Stephens Hogg Jacksonville Beauf H. Jester Texas Memorial Museum University of Texas

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