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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
4
The piece cites John Clark Ridpath’s 1898 Arena article on government power, noting its various guises from prince to president. It laments government violence, ignorance, and impiety, claiming it has killed a third of mankind, starved another third, and left the rest in slavery.
The report describes two girls with painted cheeks robbing opera singer Amelita Galli-Curia near Los Angeles of jewels valued at 45 000 dollars. It calls for funds to replace losses and criticizes farming as an investment compared to celebrity wealth.
The Brownwood Bulletin criticizes Representative Blanton for seeking constant publicity and accuses him of neglecting his constituents. It argues only a mentally strong, courageous legislator can truly serve, contrasting Blanton with characters who push trifling, self serving issues.
Round about town notes a hopeful spirit among citizens and business leaders as prosperity and public improvements top discussions. Voters show restraint on politics while candidates prioritize community advancement and harmony with local efforts in Comanche and Comanche County.
It is stated that top covers must fit the bows of the car to last and Kilpatricks offers fitting services to ensure a proper fit.
Comanche won the district track meet by a large margin led by Merritt high point winner with first in broad jump and other top finishes by Mayes, Couch, Sullivan, Boyd, Montgomery, and Kelly. The team claimed the first district title since 1916 and received a silver loving cup for the winning relay.
A scenic display titled North Winds Masonry will be shown at Central Christian Church Sunday evening. The event invites community members to view the artwork during the church gathering.
The Unjust Steward will be the evening sermon at Central Christian Church on Sunday April 23 with Brother Klingman leading. The service follows a scenic entitled North Winds Masonry and features special music at eleven o'clock.
A disastrous Fort Worth business district fire last Friday buried Fred McMichaels under a falling wall of an automobile works. A firefighter also trapped but expected to recover. Many cars on both floors were wrecked as crews faced a two-story brick and sheet iron structure.
Notice to stockholders of Home Oil Company of Mills County announces a test by H. A. Coulter six miles north of Mullin next Tuesday April 25 featuring a big picnic and barbecue and invites attendance.
Mrs A B Haworth district chairman of the Federation reports the Women's Confederated Clubs meeting in Ranger last week was very successful with attendees and activities noted.
Yate Brothers of Stephenville Texas advertise Hensler yam potato slips at 3.50 per 1000 with no orders under 1000. Special prices for large quantities, count and delivery guaranteed. Noted as the best dry weather potato on the market.
Milford Texas April 15 following a recent Presbyterian College fire the local American Legion post called a mass meeting to urge fire equipment and prevention steps. At the meeting the Legion offered to form a volunteer fire department nucleus and resolutions accepted the offer and planned purchase of hose wagon and gear.
Dallas Lane died in a blasting accident at a slushpit near Breckinridge when a dynamite stick exploded as he reached the hole where he had placed two pieces. The incident occurred Monday afternoon.
The Cash Store promotes a sale offering all kinds of ammunition for rabbit drives at the lowest prices.
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