Comanche Chief Names Editorial Staff and Rates
The Comanche Chief in Comanche Texas lists editor and publisher C. W. Wilkerson with M. W. Wilkerson as managing editor and Mrs James Wilkerson as associate editor. Subscription rates are four dollars yearly in Comanche County and nearby rural routes, eight dollars elsewhere in Texas, with various six month options and minimums.
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James Wilkerson
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Comanche County
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May
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Weather Right For Army Worms
Cool wet conditions favor fall army worms and increase damage risk. County Agent Floyd M. Key warns early detection is crucial as worms cause silvery stippling by removing leaf tissue. Small worms are easier to control and cheaper, so monitor small grains grasses and legumes and consult local offices for control measures.
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Floyd M. Key
Key
Travel slides shown at Sidney by two ret. officers
Sidney Senior Class Commander Ralph E. Prentice USN Ret and Major Ralph Prentice USA Ret visited Sidney school on September 15 to present a travel lecture illustrated with color slides. The program featured Asia Australia and New Zealand, with Prentice recounting his world travels to make geography engaging.
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Butch Cheek
Sidney
Ralph E. Prentice
Usn
Ralph Prentice
USA
Sidney School
Asia
India
Indonesia
Hong Kong
Singapore
Australia
New Zealand
Prentice
Kelseyville
California
May
Comanche County Families Face 728000 College Bill
County families expect a 728000 burden for two to four year college costs in Comanche County as 260 local students head to state and private colleges this year. Tuition, room, and incidentals rise with books and supplies, while incomes grow slowly to meet the demand.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Comanche County
Mrs Inez Mewborn Guests In Washington Visit
Mrs Inez Mewborn stayed at Mrs Roger White's home Sunday and visited with Mrs Huelene Waldrop Jones of Washington during the stop.
Gordon Puts Lash to Sidney In Season Opener
The Gordon Longhorns defeated the Sidney Eagles 70 to 42 in the opener. Gordon led 21-0 after the first quarter and 42-16 at halftime as both teams traded baskets in a hard fought second half. The Eagles show spirit ahead of Friday's game with Brookesmith at 8 p.m. Coach Ellis keeps the same starting lineup. Mrs. E. J. Sunday and Debra visited Mrs. G. J. Metts in Coleman Sunday.
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Mrs Brooks III In Critical Illness At German Rest Home
Mrs Brooks III of 207 N. Elm is critically ill at a German rest home, according to her son D. R. Brooks.
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J. R. Brooks
N. Elm
D. R. Brooks
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