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A snippet notes a price of 1.90 dollars per year and adjoining count at 1.50 dollars. The fragment provides no clear event or context, but records a monetary rate and related figure.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1937
Page
2
A snippet notes a price of 1.90 dollars per year and adjoining count at 1.50 dollars. The fragment provides no clear event or context, but records a monetary rate and related figure.
A collage of quotes and observations from Comanche area papers covers local life. It includes editorials on politics and law, reflections on Comanche and Parker counties, traffic and stop signs, humor about courting and marriage age, and stray notes about newspapers and regional pride.
Cotton Grove residents Mr. and Mrs. L L Howell and family and Mrs. T M Glasgow and daughter Merle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O L Guthrie at Bibb. Mrs Johnny McDonald spent last week with her mother Mrs Williams at Indian Creek. Miss Mary Holman spent part of this week in Fort Worth. Mrs Jim Hicks spent Friday with Mrs Avery Moore.
Mrs visited Fort Worth for the Gipsy Smith revival. J W Abernathy hosted a Friday night party for young people. Oregon visitors Mr and Mrs Wesley Coffien called on Mrs Coffien and Mrs Herschel Ewing. Jay Wood announces birth of daughter on April 14. Breckenridge and Kilgore families visit I M Howell and relatives. Rev Sanders preached at the Methodist Church Sunday. John Chisholm weekend with brother Donald in Brownwood. Jessie Jenkins Ulmer Rackley and children visited W D Reese in Brownwood. Poster couple spent last week in Menard. E M Stone of Stephen ville visited relatives here Sunday. Ellis family and children spent Sunday in Stephenville. Dora Smith, formerly teaching at Lightner, has returned home.
Mount Pleasant area residents attended a wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Jack Sledge at Mrs Lon Sledge s home last Wednesday night. Attendees included T J Jones and wife Wess Sledge and family Henry Johnston and family and Bill Elliott and family.
Charlene Craig of Crane visited her parents Mr and Mrs C C Craig last weekend. O H McElroy of Brownwood and his family sang at Stephenville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Huffman and their children of Crane visited relatives here last weekend.
Hathcock spent the weekend in Hico. Mrs. F M Powers spent last Wednesday at Beattie with her sick brother.
An advertisement extols Blacks Draught as a relief for constipation easing daily work and mood. It claims a century of use and widespread trust from thousands of men and women seeking refreshment and vitality.
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