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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
6
The article discusses agricultural conditions and suggests farmers purchase good brood sows and boars to improve future swine herds. It notes rising freight costs and expected steadier grain prices, urging strategic breeding to meet upcoming demand and market strength.
A Citizenship Club meeting in Temple Texas gathered 42 members to study government and politics. The session, held today, aims to engage women in civic affairs while noting plans for future civic activities and education.
Washington March 2 President Nixon or Ford? No. Senator Gore held talks at the White House about appointing a minority member to a government board or commission. Oklahoma figures mentioned him for the Interstate Commerce Commission, but a seat there seems unlikely with five Democrats already serving. Trespass notice on premises warns violators face legal action and a $25 reward for information.
Legal notice in Comanche County Texas about a mortgage foreclosure. W Wolfe versus A P Stashear and J Stashear regarding a mortgage of 140 dollars, removal of property, and seeking final hearing and costs. Public court action dated March 4 1921 with attorney fees and assignment details listed.
A grateful Altoona woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving the health and life of her baby after multiple infant deaths in previous pregnancies. The letter, dated Altoona Pennsylvania, praises the remedy for anti female complaints and urges others to try it. The document also contains a legal notice from Comanche County Texas referencing a 1921 foreclosure suit filed by the Guaranty State Bank of Sipe Springs against J Berry and M C Beery with details of the mortgage, note, and court actions.
Chicago Cubs prospects drew attention at Pasadena camps as Cheeves, a West Texas League right hander, impressed scouts with speed and control. The 20 year old from Texas, praised by manager Alexander, is projected as a major league sensation with a strong personal character and leadership potential.
A brief quip from “Thin” about engines and bail prompts a playful exchange. The sweet young thing questions the bail concept while A. Taatzhen adds a gentle explanation about making the engine tender.
A brief item notes the Continental Monument Granite Works of Georgia in reference to Bit N. EK. Palmer. The fragment mentions prior association and ongoing business identity in the granite industry.
Students and faculty from Sipe Springs School enjoyed an April picnic to Narrows and Copperas Creek after Superintendent Wagner announced the day off. The sunny excursion provided a refreshing pause before the final weeks of schooling, with plans to resume Monday ready to finish the term strongly.
An old Martins Springs property lease warns the public that trespassing is not permitted. Also appears an eye test offer from Hamilton Drug Co with names of local youths at a Holton dance and a sales pitch for glasses.
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