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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1952

Page

11

Comanche City Council approves sewer, tank, and legal actions

The City Council discussed East Walcott Avenue sewer line feasibility, authorized a larger water tank for the booster fire truck at an estimated 170 dollars, and approved contract and payment arrangements with J. M. White and Sons and State National Bank. It also appointed attorneys, set meeting times, and planned a special session with Homer A. Hunter to review the filter plant plans.

R. W. Brannan Jack Flippo J.S. Norton A. P. Burks J. H. London W. C. House Charlie Clark J. M. Buchanan East Walcott Avenue North Cole North Irby Streets M. E. Jenkins Clarence Scott Jimmy Carpenter Fire Department Flippo State National Bank J. S. Norton A. P Burks W. C House City Council Alderman Flippo Homer A. Hunter E. L. Curb

Farm Bureau Hears Grievances On Sheep and Cotton Rules

Comanche County Farm Bureau met to oppose OPS reclassifying sheep ages, warn of losses per head, and press Walter Hammons to seek correction. They criticized a Dept of Agriculture rule limiting cotton equity redemption, urged against synthetic fiber expansion, and condemned a Labor Dept plan to require minors records on farms. Farmers urged better organization and direct action.

Jean Rachels Comanche County Farm Bureau Comanche Walter Hammons State Farm Bureau Dept. of Agriculture Dept. of Labor

Everett returns to Dallas after vacation with parents

Clarence Everett has returned to Dallas after spending two weeks on vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W D Everett.

Dallas Clarence Everett Mrs. W.D. Everett

Martins B HC Wet Table Product Notice

Stockmen receive new stockman grade wet table for livestock care available at Veterinary Department store service aemark Drugs. Dip or spray use recommended with Martins B HC product line priced at 69 cents.

Veterinary Department Aemark

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