Williams Prices Offer Bargains on Staples and Seed
C F Williams advertises guaranteed flour at 1.48 for 3 12 pound packages coffee at 50 cents Mrs Tucker’s 8 pound bucket 1 15 best grade dried apples 13c 5 gallon coal oil 40c large bars OK soap 25c and seed offerings including Black Diamond Watermelon seed 75c per pound plus recleaned millet seed red top cane seed maize hegari and chicken seed. He invites barter trading merchandise for yellow corn and 15c eggs. Attend Firemen Benefit Dance Monday Night April 27.
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Tucker
C. F. Williams
Judge Joiner Dies at 72 After Long District Judge Service
Plainview reports Judge R. C. Joiner age 72 died Friday of pneumonia. He served thirteen years as Sixty Fourth Judicial District judge, first appointed 1915, defeated 1927, elected again 1934. He practiced law, was a Populist leader, and lived in Comanche and Abilene before moving to Plainview.
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Plainview
R. C. Joiner
Sixty-Fourth Judicial District
Joiner
L. S. Kinder
Charlies Clements
Clements
T. D. Webb
Canning
Comanche
Abilene
Miss Tate Elected to College Society
Miss Eliz abeth Tate of Comanche became a charter member of Pi Epsilon Delta, 29th chapter of the National Collegiate Players, at Texas State College for Women after installation of the organization. She is daughter of Mrs. G W Tate and active in dramatic presentations and Betsy Ross Literary Society. The orange note follows as a non sequitur.
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Denton
Elizabeth Tate
Comanche
Pi Epsilon Delta
National Collegiate Players
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Tate
G. W. Tate
Betsy Ross Literary Society
Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. H. Tate’s death
The family of Mrs. J. H. Tate expresses gratitude for kindness shown during her illness and after her death and burial. They acknowledge sympathy, floral offerings, and support from neighbors and friends. J. H. Tate and children.
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J. H. Tate
Comanche Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Residents and visitors are listed in a social roundup with Mrs Coman Shear and child visiting Missouri relatives, McMurry student Marvin Smith returning home, and many weekend trips to De Leon Fort Worth Wichita Falls Austin Waco and Abilene.
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Coman Shear
Missouri
T. J. Williams
Marvin Smith
McMurry College
Abilene
George Smith
C. C. Coker
Wade Kendrick
de Leon
J. D. Fonville
C. G. Ribbens
Fort Worth
Hattie Brightman
Austin
C. F. Silvas
Georges
Clarke
Corpus
Grady Newsome
San Antonio
Pate Fagan
San Saba
Odell Atwood
Comanche
Tom F. Reese
Dallas
Cioda Wyche
Mary E. Jones
James Wilkerson
Tarieton
J. MM. Marsnail
Howard Payne
Walter Wagnon
Muleshoe
James Frank
Thomas Fowler
Jayton
W. D. Jen- Knebb Jenkins
Plainview
Courtney of
Dubin
J. Bb. Merchant
Marshall Tarcroft
Jo Wyche
M.s. Carter
Ruth Lester
J. E. Morris
Womans Missionary Society
Killsboro
J. A. Gaye
California
L. KE. Blackette
San Predato
Charles Carter
Morarland
Jesse W. Emert
Baby
Wallas
W. P. Duckett
Sherman
Lee Signor
Z. Oswalt
C. Ll
Clair Whitten
Abillene
C. P St Clair
Tipton Latched Life Sentence for Prison Guard Murder
Reese Tipton received life imprisonment for the murder of Virgil Welch at Eastham State Prison Farm on May 10, 1935. The jury also recommended no parole or pardon. Tipton, said to be ring leader of a prison break, was serving prior life terms and had escaped with others recaptured.
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Tipton
McCulloch County
Comanche District Court
Pink Milton
How to Qualify For Soil Conserving Pay
Farmers may qualify for government soil conserving payments by shifting up to 35 percent of base cotton acreage to soil improving crops, with limits by crop. For corn and grain sorghum no payments unless produced beyond home needs. The program aims to help farmers adopt sound farming while maintaining income. Hitler comment appears as a separate note about his listening to the German people.
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N. E. Scudder
Texas
Scudder
De Leon Trader C A Kiker Dies At Comanche Home
Charles A. Kiker longtime De Leon resident and former Higginbothams dry goods head died at 5 p m Monday April 13 at Dr C W Ory home in Comanche after three months illness He was born near Dublin married there and had one daughter Bernice Funeral services were at De Leon Methodist Church with Rev J B Curry and Rev R G Percival presiding, burial in Dublin cemetery.
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Charles A. Kiker
de Leon
Inlaw
C. W. Ory
Comanche
Dr. Ory
Mr. Kiker
Higginbothams
Dublin
Kiker
Green’s Creek
Bernice
de Leon Methodist Church
J. B. Curry
Cisco
Methodist Church
R. G. Percival
Belton Man May Retire Governor Bid Says Georgetown Sun
The Georgetown Sun reports Roy Sanderford of Belton may retire his gubernatorial run. The paper also predicts Ma Ferguson will again be a candidate, shaping the 1930s Texas political scene.
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Roy Sanderford
Belton
Georgetown Sun
Ma Ferguson
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Kremel
Libby
Elie
Williams
Hollywood
Hose
Mrs. Shelton
Vera Mae Edmondson
Kilpatrick’s
Electric Shoe Shop
Miss Tate
Pittsburgh
Flormide
Kilpatrick
Atlantic
Bond
Hitler
Rertintes
United Plantfood
lIncreases
Jook
Couch’s Beauty Shop
Marshall's
C. A. Kiker
Top and Body Shop
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Etsiencu. Bros. & Co
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