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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1921

Page

2

Deflation Critics Question Power Of President's Board

A 1915 speech argues the Regional Reserve Bank Board has sole control over money, credit and notes, warning it could place the nation under a President-led banking monopoly. It cites risks to liberty, compares it to industrial slavery, and invokes Horace Greeley and Andrew Jackson on governmental power.

Regional Reserve Bank Board W. P. G. Harding Congress Regio Capi Utisis Glass United States Underwood Glass Sas Angel Devil Prsident Horace Bank of the

Robersonville Socials Mention Local Visits and Singings

Robersonville April 19 residents report pleasant weather and a string of social visits. Miss Lillie Belle Lane of Proctor stayed with Miss Bertie Bates. Miss Ray of Dublin visited cousins Miss Bertie Mae and Leela Nelms. Community singing events drew many, with the Vaughn quartet, J Ho Carr, Clyde Burleson, and Priest Rippetoe noted among performers.

Lillie Belle Lane Proctor Bertie Bates A. Nelms Miss Ray Dublin Bertie Mae Leela Comanche Lela Withers Bertie Roberson Vaughn J. Ho Carr Clyde Burleson Priest Rippetoe

Glasses Fit For You From Hamilton Drug Co

J VW Hoff announces available eyeglasses at Hamilton Drug Co with fittings offered.

J. VW Hoff Hamilton Drug Co

Accident at Indian Gap Claims Death of Howington

An accident last Saturday near Indian Gap killed two year old Geldthiwaite Howington. The child, living in the Indian Gap area, was in a wagon that lurched into a ditch four miles east of Indian Gap, tipping and injuring him. He died about two hours later after being taken to Hamilton and back for burial. Funeral services were led by Rev L A Bagley. Survived by a wife, several children, two of whom are married, and five at Indian Gap. Brother of Ament Howington of the Washbourne community.

Forbies Howington Indian Gap Howington Hamilton

Reminder to renew subscriptions for Chief newspaper

A verbose plea urging subscribers to renew and pay to keep the Chief newspaper in service. It explains heavy costs for printing labor and materials and warns of suspension if payments stop, urging timely renewals and support.

Oupr Carder

Notice Restricts Hunting and Fishing on Premises

Notice forbids hunting and fishing on the premises and warns trespassers will be prosecuted. A $25 reward is offered for information leading to convictions. Names J H Huff and Hamilton Drug Co appear among coarse, jumbled text.

Hen Lays Egg With Silver Ring Inside

George Woelke of near Seguin found a silver finger ring inside an eggshell after breaking a hen egg. He reported the odd discovery and a witness named Woerndell observed the event. Further details of the ring were not provided in the readable text.

George Woelke Seguin Mr. Woelke

Weather Slight Frost Damages Local Fruit Crops

Gum Springs notes a pleasant day with Monday frost harming fruit and vegetables. Miss Golda Frans rushed to her grandmother's bedside. Otis Cottrell and wife visited Jeff Cottrell's family. Community members attended a singing convention at Comanche. Mary Arrington visited Mrs Payne at Harmony.

Ium Springs Golda Frans Mr Otis Cottrell Jeff Cottrell Mary Arrington Mrs Payne Harmony

Equator noted in Africa and curious classroom refrain

Fragmentary lines mention the equator and a teacher, with stray phrases about four menagerie and a boy named Johnny. The text reads as a rough, playful classroom snippet lacking coherent context.

Equator Africa

Lost silver band linked to Will Woerndell reported

A medium weight silver band bearing the owner initials Will Woerndell was lost about ten years ago, according to the Seguin Bulletin.

Will Woerndell Seguin Bulletin

Grain binders urged to bring canvas for re mires now

Notice urges owners to inspect grain binders and bring in canvas for repairs while possible. It warns that similar work may not be available later and recalls past difficulty pe peiring canvases last year.

Mires

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