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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
7
R F Holloway of Comanche Texas announces will practice in all civil courts with office in the courthouse, offering legal services to the public.
Ardmore pastor Clayton Brooks defends Clara Smith Hamon's conversion after false reports about her baptism. He says she was immersed as in Christian practice and notes her long struggle, diary entries, and a reception at the First Christian Church following baptism.
J T Welch a longtime Fort Gibson resident and former town marshal says Tanlac restored his appetite and strength after weeks of weakness and constipation. He praises the product sold by Hamilton Drug Co in Comanche and other town druggists. Ardmore note: Ardmore residents and First Christian Church leaders discuss a girl with a troubled life and a pastor expresses Christian forgiveness.
Legal notice commands W Wolfe to appear before the Comanche County Court on April 4 1921 to answer Gambill's Hardware and Furniture Store petition seeking payment and foreclosure of a $1499.50 mortgage on furniture and proceeds to attorney fees. Brashear defendants allegedly hold property. plaintiff seeks debt interest costs and foreclosure.
The Cotton Belt Lines disclose that on February 28 the St Louis Southwestern Railway will run its own fresh trains into Memphis Tennessee and share terminal freight trains with Illinois Central. Through Memphis and Brinkley the line will offer a shorter, faster route benefiting traffic from Memphis to Arkansas Texas and the Southwest. The Memphis terminal improvements mark the Golden Anniversary of service for a route now spanning six states and about 1800 miles.
Bee J Grissom drives SCOMB cows in a bale race event. Local judge notes competition among dairy producers and the farming community at the fairgrounds.
San Antonio April 2. South Texas growers who moved most of last year’s crop to market early plan to do so again this year, planting an acreage fully as large as 1920. The crop is well advanced, with chopping largely finished, labor abundant and cheap. Banks in the region are optimistic, holding much of the crop, and impose no restrictions on farmer customers.
News from Stephenville reports the sudden death of Mrs Marston J Sutphin on a Tuesday at noon in Fort Worth. Formerly Miss Swan Jordan, she grew up in Stephenville and is survived by her husband, two sons, a daughter, four sisters, a brother, and her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Jordan of Lubbock.
City and county records show a legal notice involving Gunlen Wartane and the firm of F een pertaner o eo 0. One hundred dollars appears as a sum related to the case. The document notes authentication before A. W. Gleason on June 6, 1886, with Bachess Metts mentioned in relation to the system and medical reference.
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