A Starling's Spring Ronde l by James Cousine
A compact verse fragment by James Cousine explores spring hues and fleeting moments in a concise rondel form. Subtle imagery hints at renewal and quiet observation within a brief poetic sketch.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
1
A compact verse fragment by James Cousine explores spring hues and fleeting moments in a concise rondel form. Subtle imagery hints at renewal and quiet observation within a brief poetic sketch.
District Judge Joe Eidson urged a thorough investigation of minor offenses and alleged felonies, stressing enforcement of the prohibition law. He praised Comanche County citizens for high voter turnout and urged continued participation to preserve free government. Nunnelly named foreman. other jurors listed with bailiffs and staff.
A fragmented humor item features Mrs Huff and a caller riffing on a Johnson anecdote. The brief exchanges hint at light banter and small city amusement, reflecting the page’s playful entertainment corner.
Eighty six farmers had applied for government loans by Saturday. Last year 202 loans were made to Comanche county farmers totaling about 80 000 dollars, with about 85 to 90 percent repaid last fall. This year loans range from 25 to 200 dollars, with total applications near 9 000 dollars by Saturday. Higher feed and food payments and local conditions reduced loan applications. final date to apply is April 30.
A. W. Townsend of Brownwood assumes control of the Comanche Agency for the Magnolia Petroleum Oil Company on Saturday, succeeding Reeves Magness after three years in charge. Townsend and his family have relocated to Comanche.
Six hundred twenty school children were enumerated in the Comanche Independent School District by Census Enumerator Mrs G Allen Lee who just finished her roll The total enumeration last year was 643 twenty three more than this year The loss may be made up by locating children within the district who have reached age six or eighteen by September first if their names are referred to the City or County Superintendent before May 1 for approval
The William Reese Company announces a spring sale of Jasmine of Southern France toilet items featuring discounts on fragrance and cosmetic products. Local shoppers can find reduced prices and new stock highlighted in the promotion.
The first meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee of the year will be held at the Court House in Comanche on Saturday April 23 at 10 a m. It will fill vacancies and arrange precinct primary conventions for May 7 when delegates to the County Convention are elected. A full attendance is urged. List of committee members across districts is provided.
Lee Campbell recalls his father Charlie Campbell a pioneer of Comanche County who fought early Indian raids in the 1860s. He and his family faced horse theft and multiple assaults as Rangers aided in protecting settlers around Comanche and Newburg.
R. B. Waldrop announces his run for Justice of the Peace in Precinct No 1. He notes support from friends and plans to meet voters, subject to the Democratic Primary in July. He has lived in the county all his life and in the city for six years.
Comanche High School defeated Brownwood High School 57 to 55 at Howard Payne Track. Comanche claimed nine firsts led by Sullivan with 15 points. Barry, Wetzel, Cook, Hood, Marshall, Hutchinson and others earned top placements in sprints, relays, throws, and jumps for the winners.
Colgate and Palmolive 10 cent coupons are redeemable at The Wm. Reese Drug Co. Local shoppers can redeem the coupons for eligible purchases at this drug store location.
The Comanche Motor Company took over the Chevrolet Agency this week and expects no car or parts shipments shortly. The Chevrolet Agency was started by Higginbotham Brothers about fifteen years ago, later run by Healers, who relinquished on November 1, 1938. Jones and Shoemaker bought the Ford Agency in 1927, renamed the business in 1928, and now lead the Chevrolet transition amid a remodeled plant and new drive-in filling station.
Quick work by the Comanche Fire Department and neighbors saved Ed Towe’s residence in East Comanche Monday noon. Fire originated in the ceiling from a defective kitchen flue and did only small damage. Towe kept the blaze in check until firemen arrived and extinguished the flames within minutes.
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the barn on Mrs. Doe Stewart's farm in the Indian Creek community Friday night. The building was ablaze when discovered by Brady York, the son-in-law, who also lives on the farm. Loss included a large quantity of feed and farm tools and harness.
Brazos Valley pecan growers prepare to convene at Saintville for a pecan school event led by W S Price Jr of Gustine serving as vice president and presiding.
Comanche High School will honor graduate Glen McNatt and honors recipient Mary Holmes this year. Superintendent W G Barrett announced the top averages: McNatt 95, Holmes 94, Nadine Thompson 93 11 12. McNatt and Holmes will receive college scholarships as part of the honors list.
Comanche area reports 1.87 inches of rain easing a six week drought. Totals ranged from half an inch at Sipe Springs to two inches at Indian Gap with locals noting benefits to corn, gardens, pastures, and a cooler start for cotton planting. Some say crops may still be lighter than last year. others see a normal to bumper outcome depending on continued rain. Grain movement increased with two cars shipped from Comanche. prices around 18 cents per bushel.
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