Farm income puts Comanche County in economic limelight
Special to The Chief reports Comanche County farmers fared better than many, due mainly to higher output rather than prices. County gross receipts reached 15 980 009 in the past year, up 18.6 percent from three years ago, with 62 percent from livestock and dairy and 38 percent from crops. Government payments and consumption of home-grown goods also contribute. Middlemen capture a large share of the rise in prices.
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Comanche County
Standard Rate and Data Service
United States
Department of Agriculture
CofC Seeks Hunting Land for Deer Turkey and Dove
The Chamber of Commerce seeks landowners willing to list available hunting lands for deer turkey and dove for 1971 72. So far only one Comanche County landowner has said yes for bird hunters. The list will include name address phone number acreage and farmer set fees per day.
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Chamber of Commerce
Comanche County
Weather Report From Proctor Reservoir Station
A 24 hour weather summary is released covering temperatures and moisture from 8 a.m. to 8 a.m. It notes conditions likely affecting hunters and sportsmen planning trips in Comanche County, including grazing and supply needs.
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Proctor Reservoir
PAPS Junior High Teams Travel to Ranger for Pair of Games
PAPS will travel to Ranger for two games led by undefeated coach David Smith. The 7th grade game starts at 5 30 p m followed by the 8th grade contest.
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David Smith
Ranger
Post Office To Close Monday On Columbus Day
The Neal post office will be closed Monday October 11 Columbus Day with no mail delivery or window service by city or rural carriers. Normal Sunday and holiday service will be provided says Postmaster James Carpenter.
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Neal
James Carpenter
Sidney Fagies to Host Potsville in Homecoming Game
Sidney Fagies plan a homecoming night October 15 at Eagle Field against the Potsville Bobcats with kickoff at 8 p.m. The prior meeting ended Sidney 12 Pottsville 10. A turkey and dressing meal will follow in the Sidney lunchroom from 5:30 to 7:30 with pies, salads, and beverages. Tickets cost 1.25 for adults and 0.50 for children under 12. Halftime features coronations for Football Sweetheart and other honors plus a pep squad routine.
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Potsville Bobcats
Eagle Field
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Marcia Spalding
Pottsville
Sidney
FFA
Eagle Pepsquad
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