Comanche County October Tax Collections 1955 Report
Comanche County October 1955 tax collections were near 1954 levels as peanut harvest delays payments but receipts are rising. The report lists 247 poll taxes paid, 207 automobile title applications, car licenses sold totaling 1271.60 dollars, and sales tax of 2 1/10 percent on car sales amounting to 2217.35 dollars all directed to the Old Age Pension Fund of Texas.
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Comanche County
Old Age Pension Fund of
Texas
Winters Lineman Duo Shine On Defense
Jimmy Glenns and Johnny Pope played standout linebacker roles for Winters, delivering strong tackling and disruptive plays to anchor the defense. Their efforts helped limit opponents and energize the team.
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Jimmy Glenns
Johnny Pope
Winters
Winters Blizzards Edge Indians 38 35 in Afternoon Clash
Winters Blizzards defeated Comanche Indians 38 to 35 on Veterans Day at Winters. Don Roach returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown, the longest play setting the tone. Comanche fought to the end with Dale Fisher limited by a broken thumb but still moved the ball, while Winters stretched a late drive for the decisive score.
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Indians
Mike Murphy
Kenneth Scott
Winters
Comanche
Littlefield
Ballinger
Blizzards
Don Roach
Young
Dale Fisher
Weldon Andrea
Gary Hamrick
James Ellington
Ted Hicks
Hicks
Pettit
Hamrick
Davis
Fisher
Dean Sliger
Jamie Oden
Bob Brewster
Calvin Cox
Efort
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