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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1949

Page

7

Social Security Officer to Visit Comanche Post Office

Ralph T. Fisher of the Abilene SSA will be at the Comanche Post Office to assist residents with claims for benefits and to obtain or discuss social security cards. The visit covers questions on the Federal old age and survivors insurance plan, including retirement and survivors benefits for eligible workers and families. No benefits are paid without a filed claim.

Ralph T. Fisher Abilene Social Security Administration Comanche Social Security Office

Ferguson plows drills spreaders offered by De Leon dealer

Comanche County Tractor Company in De Leon advertises Ferguson 2 and 3 disc breaking plows one ways and moreboard breaking plows grain drills and fertilizer spreaders along with bargains on used tractors for immediate delivery.

Comanche County Tractor Company de Leon

Herbert Goodson Named County USC Chairman

Herbert N. Goodson of Comanche becomes chairman for Comanche County in the Texas USO Reactivation Campaign. John Yantis of Brownwood announces the county quota of 787.50 toward a 500000 goal. The piece notes support for USO to aid soldiers and veterans, citing local morale and community involvement.

Herbert N. Goodson Comanche Comanche County Texas USC John Yantis Brownwood Yantis USO United States Army Navy

Prison Rodeo Draws Massive Crowd in Huntsville

The Huntsville Prison Rodeo, Texas largest outside Fort Worth and Houston, drew over 100000 attendees in 1948 with admission at 2 dollars for reserved seats and 1 dollar for general. The stadium seats 30000. Dun and Bradstreet reports a drop in US food prices with a 31 item box at 5.72 dollars versus 6.82 last year.

Texas Fort Worth Houston Huntsville United States Dun & Bradstreet

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