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De Leon Free Press

Location

De Leon, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1973

Page

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Bearcats Seek Second Straight Win Versus Eastland Mavericks

De Leon Bearcats host Eastland Mavericks at 8:00 Friday night aiming for a second straight win. Eastland is 1-1 after a 15-0 win over Ranger and a 12-31 loss to Haskell. Mavericks feature four standout players led by Tony Thomas and QB Terry Eaver with receiver B. W. Robertson.

De Leon Bearcats Eastland Mavericks Mavericks Ranger Haskell Jack Waggoner Eastland Tony Thomas Bearcats

Bearcats Triumph Sparks Friday Night Frenzy in Comanche

Local chatter recalls seven trips to Comanche this week and praise for a recently held football game. Fans buzz about a big turnout, exciting Bearcats victory, and plans to rally at Eastland to cheer them on. Shoppers are reminded of Saturday bargains from downtown merchants. The note also mentions the bathtub’s 1850 invention and the telephone’s 1875 debut.

Comanche Bearcats Eastland

Weather Summary Released by U.S. Corps of Engineers

The Free Press reports a weather record released by the U.S. Corps of Engineers. It covers a 24 hour period from 8 a.m. to 8 a.m. including temperature and moisture measurements.

U.S. Corps of Engineers

Commissioners and Mayor Tour Fairfield Power Plant

Commissioners Campbell and Mitchell and Mayor Stewart visited the Fairfield Electric plant in a day trip hosted by the Texas Electric Service Co. They toured the facility where lignite coal is mined near the surface and strip mined.

Texas Electric Service Co Campbell Mitchell Stewart Fairfield Fairfield Electric bermuda

Delay harvest to boost peanut profits says agent

Floyd M. Key, county Extension agent, urges leaving peanuts in ground longer to increase yield and value. Tests at Texas A&M Tarleton show last four weeks raise harvested pounds per acre by over 50 percent. mature kernels fetch far more than immatures under 1972 price supports. Premature harvest risks disease but is unnecessary for many farms.

Floyd M. Key Key Texas A&M - Tarleton Stephenville

John Gleaton Heads Cancer Society in 1973 74

The Comanche County American Cancer Society met September 13 1973 at Comanche National Bank for the first meeting of the 1973 74 year. John Gleaton was elected president with a slate of officers and board members listed. District Executive Director John Barnes reported on past year activities and the unit received a certificate for meeting national standards. Thanks were given to crusade chairpersons volunteers donors and community contributors including Rex Evans and De Leon Festival participants.

Comanche County American Cancer Society Comanche National Bank John Gleaton William Chilton Houston Robertson Ruthpage - Tres Faye Nabors Joe Tupin Azela Ellis Dan Minish Wayne Swindle John Barnes Abilene American Cancer Society Comanche County Cancer Society National Cancer Society crusade Cancer Crusade Rex Evans De Leon lise each eryone

Sidewalk Sale Lights Up Downtown De Leon

Downtown De Leon hosts the annual Sidewalk Sale featuring bargain merchandise baked goods cold drinks popcorn and more. Participating merchants include Heathingtons De Leon Floral Merle Norman Cosmetics Stephens Studio De Leon Auto Marcine's Blossom Shop Montgomery Ward R D Bell Dry Goods Western Auto and Shelby Pharmacy. Band parents Club sells cold drinks and popcorn while the Women's Chamber of Commerce offers homebaked items.

De Leon Heathingtons De Leon Floral Merle Norman Cosmetics Stephens Studio De Leon Auto Marcene’s Blossom Shop Montgomery ward R.D. Bell Dry Goods Western Auto Shelby pharmacy Band parents Club Women's Chamber of Commerce

Nabors Wins First Prize In Free Press Football Contest

DHS sophomore Terry Nabors achieved the first perfect entry by predicting all ten games. Five contestants missed only one game with Tad Tate taking second by tie-break points, Martha Davis third. Several others missed one or two games. major tough picks included Cross Plains-Wylie Mississippi Missouri and Baltimore Cleveland. Nabors receives five dollars. Tate gains a yearly Free Press subscription and Davis a six month sub.

Terry Nabors DHS Nabors Tad Tate Martha Davis Glen Boyd Roland Almaguer Amanda Davis Jackie Morgan David Gilder Chuck Bush Rick Brinson Glen Davis Brent Bush Jackie Ravenshine Amy Glazier patti Richardson Paul Tate Charles pitmore Jakie Brooks Donnie Melton Bruce Hodges Charles Morgan Mac Glazier Lonnie Davis Cross Plains - Wylie Mississippi- Missouri Baltimore-Cleveland

C L Stewart to Speak at St Joe Baptist Service

Former Fort Worth pastor C L Stewart will be the special speaker at 11 00 a m service at St Joe Baptist Church on Sunday September 23 Rev Darrell Dossey invites all to attend to hear Mr Stewart speak.

Fort Worth C.L. Stewart St Joe Baptist Church Darrell Dossey St Joe Church Mr. Stewart

Bearcats Roll Past Indians 34-20 in Home Opener

De Leon Bearcats surge to a 34-20 victory over the Comanche Indians highlighted by Craig Smith rushing for 110 yards on 16 carries and Johnny Golden adding two rushing TDs. James Hodges and Smith fueled the offense while solid defense and a strong kickoff game sealed the win.

Craig smith smith pe Leon Bearcats Comanche Indians Bearcats Comanche pe Leon Johnny Golden James Hodges Indians Bearcat Benny Williams De Leon Tac Tate Danny Armstrong paydirt Tate Armstrong Holland Reo Brownlee Hodges Jack Waggoner

Comanche County Property Assessments Rise 21 Percent

The Census Bureau report shows Comanche County’s taxable property base at 17.066 million, up from 14.122 million five years earlier. Nationally assessments rose 43 percent, Texas 46 percent, with local tax collections increasing to 36.7 billion from 25.2 billion five years prior.

NEW YORK Comenche County Census Bureau Comanche County U. S Texas

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David Base Terry Eaver B.W. Robertson le Leon fearcats Waggoner Pearcats Gary Dodd BUZVY MAHAN J.C.W.’s Fairfield Power Plant FFA Becky Lowrey Sid Miler Becky D.D. Lowrey Cancer Society Fenton Swindle Brevo Jake Sledge John Pettijohn Kitty payne Peggy Willis C. L. Stewart St. Joe Baptist Bearcats Zap Indians CHS etions
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