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Newspaper

Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1918

Page

1

Warning Letter on Book Suspected German Propaganda in 1918

Fort Worth Texas March 25 1918 United States Attorney W M Odell asks sheriffs and county attorneys in the Northern District of Texas to publish notices warning against further circulation of The Finished Mystery. They should gather copies and forward them to the postmaster for dispatch. Prosecutions will follow any continued circulation after notice, with leniency for copies circulated before awareness of the book's purpose.

Texas W. M. Odell United States

Comanche Gustine Declamation Contest Draws Towns Together

In Gustine on Monday night a declamation contest was held between Comanche and Gustine juniors after an earlier track meet error. Winston Scurry and Landis Edge represented Comanche while Rufus Haggard and Vada White spoke for Gustine. Rufus Haggard won the iris division, sharing honors between towns.

Comanche Gustine Comanche PLC Winston Scurry Landis Edge Rufus Haggard Vada White

Baptist Church Adopts New Sunday Schedule

The Baptist church announces new service times with Sunday school at 9 45 am and preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm. The morning topic is The Teaching Service. Sunbeam Band Junior B Y P A will meet at 4 pm and departmental meetings follow at 7 15 pm to organize a senior BYR. Pastor W B Holland.

W. B. Holland

Liberty Loan Campaign Demands County Wealth Watch List

A 1918 Dallas memo from J W Hoopes to H Burks urges the Comanche County Liberty Loan Committee to compile and keep ready a list of wealthy residents who have not met their bond quotas. The letter emphasizes vigilance, permanent records, and cooperation for the Third Liberty Loan Campaign.

Dallas Texas Liberty J. W. Hoopes

Sugar preservation plan urged by Texas Food Administrator

Comanche Texas April 11 1915 the United States Food Administration proposes a sugar preserving plan for housewives. Merchants would issue a preserving form certifying purchase of pounds for preserving only with a 20 day use window and return option. Other needs stay at the monthly three pounds per person allowance. S C Findley County Food Administrator signs.

Comanche Texas United States Food Administration S. C. Findley

Comanche County Subscribes Heavily for Liberty Bonds

Comanche County drives Liberty Bond sales, raising about 94 000 dollars on the first day and nearing 100 000 with weekly totals. Rallies were held in Sipe Springs De Leon Comanche Proctor Custer Lamkin Newburg Whitville and other towns with strong local participation and multiple meetings continuing through the week.

Liberty Comanche County Sipe Springs de Leon Comanche Proctor Custer Lamkin Newburg Whitville Messrs H. N. Goodson Geo. E. Smith J. E. Milton Prof. Holloway Downing Newbury Hasse de Leon

Local Exemption Board to Send Two Men for Auto Engineering Course

The Local Exemption Board will send Byron Grainger and EF L Carpenter to College Station on the 15th for a two month course in automobile engineering. A large number will depart around the 26th. exact count and date unavailable. Many farmers have priority for deferred classification, so most eligible non-farm deferments may be shipped to Camp Travis.

College Station Byron Grainger EF. L. Carpenter Camp Travis

War Time Closing Notice From Local Businesses

Local merchants announce closing at 6 30 P M during wartime to support daylight saving and government wishes. Retailers listed include The Cash Store Todd Randall Jennings Higginbotham Bros C F Williams 5 and 10c Store W H Rowland Atwood Bros Furniture W W Kilpatrick J B E Chilton Tate Brothers R M Dudley Brightman Greer J W Scurry Slider Lacy H H Hardin Lumber The Farmers Store Roberson Sisters M Coleman Bakery stays open until 7 P M.

Todd-Randall-Jennings & Co Higginbotham Bros. & Co C. F. Williams W. H. Rowland Atwood Bros W. W. Kilpatrick J. BE. Chilton Tate Brothers R. M. Dudley Brightman & Greer J. W. Scurry Slider & Lacy H. H. Hardin Lumber Co Roberson Sisters M. Coleman

Carnes Stewards Wed at Groom's Parents Home

Herbert Carnes and Fannie Steward married last Thursday at the groom's parents home. Friends extend best wishes for happiness in their life together.

Herbert Carnes Fannie Steward

Trustees Elected Quietly in Comanche School District

The Comanche school district held a quiet trustee election last Saturday. George Sullivan received 99 votes, W. T. House 105, J. H. McMillan 136, J. A. Herring 47, and O. R. Houghton 47.

Comanche George Sullivan W. T. House J. H. McMillan J. A. Herring O. R. Houghton

Hasley Sells Interest in Popular Bob & Rog Restaurant

Roger Hasley sold his interest in Bob & Rog Restaurant to Bob Meyers and left for a visit with his parents in Arkansas. The partners opened the restaurant seven years ago and built a widely popular spot in the state. The paper predicts continued success under Meyers management.

Roger Hasley Bob Meyers Arkansas Messrs. Meyers and Hasley Mevers

Notice to Water Customers Reassigns Bill Payments

Water bills must be paid at City Hall to Uncle Bill Davis instead of the pumping station for customer convenience. City Secretary W L Reeves notes the change.

Bill’ Davis W.L. Reeves

Second-Hand Sacks Wanted for Cash

The notice offers 10 cents cash for usable second hand sacks including bran cottonseed meal peanut meal and cake sacks. Bring them to Higginbotham's and patch the holes rather than letting rats eat them.

R Higginbotham’s

List of Liberty Bond purchasers from Comanche area

A long roster names individuals and firms who bought Liberty Bonds, including H. N. Goodson First National Bank T. J. Williams Higginbotham Bros Co Cuy of Comanche Sink ing fund and many others from Comanche County. The list extends to banks milling firms and numerous residents and family members.

H. N. Goodson First Natl T. J. Williams Higginbotham Bros & Co Cuy of Comanche Slider & Lacy FP. E. Adams I. G. Wyatt J. B. Chilton D. C. Bailey G. E. Palmer C. P. St. Clair Geo. E. Smith Ruth Long John Walker J. R. Stephens G. H. Goodson Comanche County Abstract Co D. C. Clarke Lula Sumner J. R. Eanes Jac. D. Waring T. R. Helmsley Bob Myers R. V. Neely Todd Randall & Jennings W. G. Dingus M. Coleman L. B. Russell J. L. Cox Marion Wilkerson B. C. Stailey G. A. Chilton D Dingwall Kate Boynton Bl. C. Boynton J. M. Rieger J. M. Guthrie R. M. Clift J. E. Chilton J. BE. Deely Comanche Milling Co Oscar Roberts W. T. Huff R. C. Frazier E. M. Kelly Bob McCampbell J. E. Milton Wade Everidge M. M. Huff 8. P. Smith E. W. Harris Val Preston J. P. Kearby Taylor Higginbotham Miss Lucile Hogan C.E. Frost A. B. Lloyd W. C. Odom W. L. Randall M. K. Witt J. F. Lane L. J. Kittle C .J. Lee J. M. Cameron W. H. Rowland J. B. Chilton Jr G. E. Seay S. C. Findley Eloise Findley J. L. Peters G. A. Bruton J. Hicks H. Burks C. R. M. Dudley J. P. King K. L. Macon R. V. Adams H. L. Ardis Zara Lacy W. 5. Barnes R.w.neal Dora Greene Geo. Masters H. W. Couch Sherwood McDonald J. C. Fritts Bertie Goodson Dora Palmer H. A. Carmichael M. Marshall Dick Frazier Jr Lawrence Frazier Jud McCarty A. J. Lloyd R. L. Jackson J. H. Wilhelm Ed Ingram N. E. Palmer L. C. Boynton W. B. Holland Ruby Grainger J. M. Riordan I. M. Vineyard D. C. Hurst J. W. Burks W. P. Magness Jennie Blue Tunnell H. H. Huddleston J. W. Reese Ella Jones Jim Fay Ashmore Jennie Garrett Tom Deely A. D. Martin C. J. Lee J. B. Tunnell J. H. Lloyd W. B. Vaughn R. W. H. Hamilton R. Houghton Clara Rea H. Austin J. D. Lassetter Nina Gage R. L. Barrett Hicks Wayne Hill Clara Moore J. GC. Mills J. G. Nicholas C. Findley W. W. Kilpatrick W. B. Cunningham

Minnie Cunningham at Newbury among many names

A list format notes Miss Minnie Cunningham with a long roster of individuals including W. W. Cunningham S. W. Cunningham J. D. Farrar A. P. Farrar J. J. McCurdy T. H. Luckie and others, along with Mrs. Mattie Reese Elma Reese Vera Reese and Randal W. Burton in the same column.

Minnie Cunningham Newbury W. W. Cunningham S. W. Cunningham J. D. Farrar A .P. Farrar J. J. McCurdy T. H .Luckie J. F. Chancellor J. C. Isham J. H. Goosby J. P. Lee Geo. R. Goosby M. FE. Chancellor H. I. Gantz A. W. Wright W. A. Cunningham Glenn Henson F.A. Cunningham G. B. Moore B. Cunningham Rowena Lane H. M. Henson R. A. Coud Roe Hartson A. Reese Mattie Reese Elma Reese Vera Reese EB. T. Goosby O. A. Brazier J. D. J. Foreman Mattie B. Goosby Mattie L. Cunningham J. G. Goosby Randal W. Burton

Red Cross Schedules Dressings Work at Masonic Building

A second floor room at the Masonic building will host daily dressings classes from 2 to 6 pm. Two hundred workers are needed weekly with church societies as hostesses on specified afternoons. Monday Episcopal leaders and Mrs. L B Thomas. Tuesday Presbyterian and Mrs. I C Gage. Wednesday Christian and Mrs. R F Holloway. Thursday Methodist and Mrs. Dr. Clemons. Friday Baptist and Mrs. Wm Reese. Saturday young ladies and Miss Ann Palmer.

Episcopal L. B. Thomas Presbyterian I. C. Gage R. F. Holloway Dr. Clemons Wm. Reese Ann Palmer

New Sewing Shipment Brings Work for All in Room

A fresh shipment of sewing supplies arrives at the work room, creating tasks for every worker and promising steady activity.

Card of Thanks from Johnson Family

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our husband and father. Grateful for floral offerings on the grave. May God bless each of you. Mrs. J. Q. Johnson and children.

J. Q. Johnson

Dansbee and Smith Move to New Blacksmith Shop Quarters

Dansbee and Smith relocated their blacksmith business this week to the former Electric Service Garage building. They will equip the shop with auto repair gear and perform all kinds of auto work, expanding services.

Dansbee & Smith Electric Service

Ice Cream Factory Sold and Ready for Orders

Todd Ice Cream Factory purchased by Pomp Carnes who announces ongoing ice cream and bottled soda sales. Ice cream available in half gallon quantities, with special party orders and timely delivery.

Todd

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Houghton Masonic Temple Miller Fort Worth, Texas Somanche CO. Chm Liberty Loan Committee Attention Grocers Liberty Loan Comanche de Leon Sipe Springs Sidney Proctor and Energy Gap Beattie Burks Ind School House Carnes Local Red Cross
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