Houston Boosters Visit Comanche
Houston boosters toured Comanche on a brief visit held Thursday. Mayor Campbell introduced Campbell of Houston on a platform improvised from platform trucks and praised the deep water channel benefiting Houston, while welcoming the visitors and noting local prosperity without time for a city tour.
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Ladies' Make Noble Response in Comanche Church Drive
The town churches join a citywide canvass inviting every family to attend Easter services. Committee members, led by Rev. Curlee and with prayer from A S Harris, work with commendable zeal. Officials predict a record Easter turnout in Comanche.
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Methodist Conference to Meet in Comanche
The Dublin District Methodist Conference will convene in Comanche from March 27 to March 30. Led by Eld. J. Vaughn the district lists 16 regular preachers and 27 local preachers, with delegates laymen leaders and Sunday School Superintendents expected to attend. Extensive preparations are under way for their entertainment in Comanche.
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Imported Holstein cattle bolster county beef and milk trade
Aaron l. imports fine Holstein stock and offers to supply a similar bunch to C. M. Albin. The note lauds the importation of blooded cattle as uplifting the county’s cattle industry through upbreeding and scientific feeding, marking cattle as a leading state industry.
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Easter Go to Church Day urged across Comanche
A local notice promotes Easter Sunday April 23 as Go to Church Day urging attendance at church services. It quotes Woodrow Wilson on churches as civic forces and lists program details for Church of Christ and Presbyterian services with pastors and sermon topics.
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Comanche County Pig Club Sees Seventy Eight Members
Comanche County pig clubs report 78 members under county demonstrator Eaton. Prizes for the Fall Fair include 25, 15, 10, and 5 dollars. Entries open to Comanche county pigs ages 6 to 12 months by October, with entrants aged 10 to 18. A long list of current members spans DeLeon Gustine Comanche Sidney and Proctor areas, highlighting youth involvement and local prize stimulus.
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Comanche County
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Otis Hood
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District Court Proceedings in Comanche April 1916 Session
The district court met April 17 1916 with Judge J H Arnold presiding Grand Jury members N E Palmer J H Goosby D S Jennings B B Bowden A Martin W R Shoemaker M B Anderson M J Sparks M B White R T Jones Forest Bolton J A Thompson D S Jennings as foreman Riding Bailiffs John Wilson Edd Robertson Tom Nabers Morris Janes Door Bailiff J E Reeves. Murder trial set May 8 1916 for Bill Carter with 108 man venire. Multiple cases disposed or continued including Rotan Grocery Co cases and City of Comanche suits. divorce denied in W L Lowe vs Pearl Lowe. several judgments for plaintiffs.
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A. ©. Martin
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M. J. Sparks
M. B. White
R. T. Jones
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J. A. Thompson
Jennings
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Edd Robertson
Tom J. Nabers
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J. E. Reeves
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Ira Lane Shot and Killed by Charley Lassiter
Ira Lane of Brownwood and Comanche was shot and killed near Carlsbad New Mexico by Charley Lassiter formerly of Comanche. The two men had been stock partners and had moved to New Mexico. Lane survived by his mother Violet Lane two brothers L D and Bryan and a daughter Imogene. Lane’s wife died years ago. A curious coincidence links Lane’s wife’s birthday marriage and death to the thirteenth day.
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Hog raising blooms with rising shipments across 1915 to 1916
Comanches report a surge in hog shipments as the industry expands. G W Jessup notes January to April totals rising from 21 cars in 1915 to 71 cars in 1916, a 3 12 fold increase, with DeLeon Sipe Springs Lamkin and other points also showing heavy activity due to cheap feed and high hog prices.
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