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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
6
President Harding says Congress must back railways reforms to reduce freight rates and operating costs. He warns that wartime strains and government involvement hinder restoration and that only self sustaining railway service can rebuild and support production.
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Community notes include Irene Langston visiting Remow, Fort Worth and Comanche events, family visits from McOilough and Langston, and Fort Johnson trips. Obituary for Miss Minnie Jones and Pendegast cemetery events noted. Sacred Harp singing at Scranton and local visits to Dowle and Comanche documented. Calvary projects and school updates alongside a medical ad for Liquid Aerozone ending with Paris Smith supplies.
Special to the Chief Rucker Texas April 1 reports the season's worst sand storm injuring corn feed and gardens with lettuce and potatoes killed by cold wind. Mr Thomas of Hirotan visits daughter Mrs J B Smith. Mr J H Haynes in Arkansas on oil business eyes drilling a well. Miles Pitman of Gorman noted as 4 VISIfor in our community. Guy Moreland bought J W Bunting place to crop. Singleton well still oozing barrels but being cared for. D A Pitman and family attended preacher laymen meeting at Oliver Springs. Mrs Jeta Pitman sees daughter Mandie Pitman. Grandpa Boo Glover ill. Local health generally good. W G Baker G A Lewis and KK Wallace at district court in Comanche. J S Pitman and wife report Mississippi trip. daughter Mrs Fn Russell had gallstone and appendix operation and is recovering.
Roo Budd a well known M. E. T. Railroad dispatcher of Muskogee Oklahoma reports a dramatic health turnaround after two years of decline. He describes persistent bloating fatigue and sleep loss then notes steady weight gain and improved vitality after taking Tanlac. He praises the medicine and mentions Hamilton Drug Co as a selling outlet across towns.
Special to the Chic Van Dyke details Jack Frost Visited after a sandstorm, gardens sickened. Kev Rainey kept appointments. Residents huddled at Comanche singing convocation praised as very fine. Mrs Starr visited Comanche. Samuels from De Leon visited Tiner and Jesse. Horse died after Frances Smith’s stop at his mother’s home. Tippitt active on Pate well. Box supper at Gum Springs. multiple locals attended. travelers Dean Helms Rhea Walker Pate Pagan passed through toward Th Tauer.
Farmers are busy due to plant decay and replanting corn after frost nips. Local residents, including J. Craig of Ireland and Rev. Garrett Townsen, are mentioned with health updates and church activities. Poultry plans emerge as Edd Howell considers a new business, while communities report improving patients and pastor sermons at the Baptist church.
Local papers applaud President Harding's address to Congress calling it a program of American nationalism. The Idea National hails the plan as a shift away from Wilsonism and signals a firm course for future U S policy toward both enemy and former enemy nations.
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