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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1972
Page
6
A humorous tale warns non-subscribers of The Chief about a chain of comic misfortunes when a man’s family borrows a paper. The piece ends urging subscriptions and notes the Comanche Indians’ season loss with a call to support them in Cisco Friday.
The Brownwood Cattle Auction held November 8, 1972 saw excellent buyer attendance and steady or higher prices across stocker calves yearlings and cows. Estimated receipts totaled 1645 with stocker and slaughter cattle and hogs trading actively. local buyers including Walnut Valley Agri. Bus. and area shippers reported robust demand.
Mrs. Paul Livingston and her daughter Nicole of Fort Worth visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Livingston last week, sharing time and news with the family.
The Stag Creek community reports a Saturday night Thanksgiving supper on November 18. No tickets are sold. attendees give what they wish. Proceeds fund building upkeep and local work. Music by the Daniels family. Columbus visitors include Mr and Mrs John Carpenter and their daughter Kristie with son Bill.
Garvin E Hendon reservoir manager for the Corps of Engineers warns that park trash bins are for recreation use only and not for dumping by nearby residents. He states that non recreational littering on government lands can lead to state and federal citations.
Coleman Bluecats, ranked team, dominate Comanche with 160 rushing and 223 passing yards. Indians show late resilience scoring on a 65 yard drive as Larry Adlan passes four TDs for Coleman. Comanche falls short but drives for a late score. season ends with Cisco up next.
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