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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1921

Page

2

University Students Cheer Governor Neff at Capitol

Thousands of UT students and faculty paraded to the State Capitol to thank Governor Neff for signing the University land bill. Dr. R. E. B. Vinson praised the governor and the new foundation for the University of Texas as banners and cheers filled the Capitol grounds.

Austin Statesman Neff Pat M Neff R.e B. Vinson University of Texas State Capitol University Vinson Colorado River Texas Capitol Grounds Congress Avenue Capitol Dr. Vinson Eyes of Texas Dr Vinson Gov Ernors Ferguson Pat

Harding Faces Huge Task to Vie for Congress

Washington notes the 67th Congress convenes in one week as President Harding aims to outline his domestic program. He plans a personal delivery of his first message, focusing on tariff, taxation, and railroads after weeks of shaping policy and appointments. World and party leaders await the outline.

Harding Congress Washington Hanting Thony PBS White House Woodrow Wilson House Renate

Van Dyke visit and local church notes April gathering

April 5 notes report frost damage to fruit and vegetables but hope for rain. Rev Smith preached four good sermons this Saturday and Sunday. Local families and visitors named include McNutt Collin s Beaty Carnes Sparks Carnes, Vera Cottrell visiting, and Vera Byford. Pate well drilling expected to resume soon with completion targeted. Community urges attendance at Sunday School at 10 o clock.

Rev Smith Johnie Bob McNutt Dean Homer Jim J. Ro Collins John Beaty Mr Adams Lois Carnes Hennah McGuire Mra Sparks Zira Sparks Ann Carnes Myrtle Carnes Mixe Vera Cottrell Vera Cottrell Merle Vnn Dinens

System regulator purifies liver and organs by bitters

A medicine described as a system regulator purifies and strengthens the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Prickly Ash Bitters is hailed as one of the best for driving out unhealthy conditions and promoting body and brain activity, appetite, sleep, and cheer. Price $1.25 per bottle. Hamilton Drug Co. and Wm. Reese Co., Special Agents. 1-15.

Hamilton Drug Co Wm. Reese Co

Local News Notes From Gum Springs

Special to the Chief Gum Springs April 5 reports a thunderstorm and much needed rain. Mrs Marys Filiett and Miss Zena Laftix of Robersonville visited Mr and Mrs W T Kerley. Audra and Mattie Kerley Visited Will Kerley at Sardis and attended the musical. Singing was well attended Sunday night. Uncle Billie Aunt Mandy and Vennie Kerley attended church at Van Dyke Saturday. C A Marshall and wife visited T K Marshall and attended singing at Van Dyke Sunday evening.

Gum Springs Marys Filiett Zena Laftix Robersonville T Kerley Audra Mattie Kerley Will Kerley Sardis Jack Fverett Herbert Carnes Teslie Randall Bob Seales Billie Mandy Vennie Kerley van Dyke C. A. Marshall T. K. Marshall

Congressman's Senate bid announced in Texas race

Congressman Lucian W Parrish of the Thirteenth Texas District formally announced his candidacy for the United States Senate in the five primary races. He will campaign after a short statement and returns to Washington, having served two terms and practiced law in Henrietta, Texas.

Henrietta Texas Lucian W Parrish Mirteenth Texas United States Senate Parrish Washington Texas University

Judge Lindsey in Denver Faces Deferred Sentence

Denver April 4 execution of sentence for Judge Ren Bo Lindsey of the juvenile court is deferred until next Saturday after contempt charges for refusing to testify about a ward's murder information.

Denver Appence Ren BO Lindsey Denvers Juvenile Court

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