Labor Law Urges Reform and Farmer Recruitment
A national labor group pushes for new employment service regulations aiming to reach farmers and set up authority to recruit locally. The proposal, supported by the president of the PLA A, seeks to apply the measure to farmers and laborers, noting the law’s intent to expand coverage though details remain unclear.
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Plaa
Donine Employment Service
West
Bethis
4-H Meeting Held at Milton May Home
4-H members and leaders met April 13 with 19 people present including six adult leaders and county agents. Linda Janes reports Sidney Club members Kay Rachel and Janes took first place in a junior club cooking meeting with judging set for April 24.
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Milton
Dickson
Janes
Kay Rachel
Sidney
Local Social News from Sidney Area
Mrs N E Graham hosts Sidney visitors while Carl Walker couple spend weekend at Waxahachie with Gene Walker. Archie Redwine visits Hobbs Compton pair in Colorado City. Stella Custer of Post and Lettie McCarthy of Comanche visit Minnie Collins here. Dwayne Lackey family from Abilene and Billy Joe Vineyard family from San Angelo spend weekend with M E Lackey parents.
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N. E. Graham
Carl Walker
Waxahachie
Gene Wlaker
Archie Redwine
Hobbs Compton
Colorado City
Stella Custer
Post
Lettie McCarthy
Comanche
Minnie Collins
Dwayne Lackey
Abilene
Billy Joe Vineyard
San Angelo
M. E. Lackey
Local visitors and family updates from Cisco area
Mr and Mrs Oscar Rice of Cisco visited Mr and Mrs Walter Rice here Sunday. Archie Boyd returned home after two weeks of treatment in a Brownwood hospital. Erwin Ward and children Linda and Ronnie of Andrews spent the weekend with J K Ward and Mrs Jessie Hutchins. Charles Walker and son Douglas of Houston spent the weekend with his parents T N Walker and Shirley. Weldon Stewart and children of Abilene visited Bob Stewart here Sunday. Deloris Stark of Fort Worth spent the weekend with Earl Bartlett. Jack Lusk of Fort Worth visited his mother Sadie Lusk. Bowden Home visitors included J E Smith Mullin Henry Bowden Brownwood Vada Smith Cora Ratliff with M W Bowden and Douglas here Monday.
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Oscar Rice
Cisco
Walter Rice
Archie Boyd
Brownwood Hospital
Erwin Ward
Linda
Ronnie
Andrews
J. K. Ward
Jessie Hutchins
Charles Walker
Douglas
Houston
T. N. Walker
Shirley
Weldon Stewart
Abilene
Bob Stewart
Deloris Stark
Fort Worth
Earl Bartlett
Jack Lusk
Sadie Lusk
Bowden Home
J. E. Smith
Mullin
Henry Bowden
Brownwood
Vada Smith
Cora Ratliff
M. W. Bowden
New Church Organized Here Joy Chapel Free Will Baptist
A new church with about 30 members has been organized in South Comanche, named Joy Chapel Free Will Baptist Church. A residence has been purchased by the group and will be converted into a church building. Most members are former Liberty Free Will Baptist Church attendees.
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South Comanche
Joy Chapel
Free Will Baptist Church
A. L. Hudson
Liberty Free Will Baptist Church
Stuckeys Visit Wellington Friends Here Last Week
Mr and Mrs Aubrey Stuckey formerly of Comancheans now reside in Wellington were visitors last week in the home of Mr and Mrs Tom Cox Sr The item notes a social visit and residing locations.
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Aubrey Stuckey
Wellington
Tom Cox
Front term bargain rates for Fort Worth papers
Advertisement notes eight months subscription for Fort Worth Star-Telegram daily and Sunday and The Chief at $12.25, available for new or renewal. Promotion directs readers to Comanche Chief for signups and specifies the 33-tf reference.
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Fort Worth
Captain Don Spencer Visits Family Before Training Move
Captain Don Spencer and his family from Travis AFB California spent time at home with his parents the Tom Spencers of Newburg en route to Montgomery Alabama where he will undergo 3 to 4 months of training at Maxwell AFB to become a squadron commander.
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Don Spencer
Travis Afb
Fairfield
California
Tom Spencers
Newburg
Montgomery
Alabama
Spencer
Maxwell A.F.B
Storm damages Beattie church and blacksmith shop
A June 1 storm at Beattie wrecked the blacksmith shop and blew the Methodist Church off its blocks. The Comanche School reports 817 total enrollment for 1909 nine months, with high school units affiliated with the University of Texas. Commencement values and local advice to summer visitors reflect a growing county.
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Beattie
Methodist Church
Cone County
Texfarn
Iree
Comanche County
Tate
Carlton
D. P. Parker
University of Texas
Witt
Ola Cunningham
Minnie Cunningham
Lucille Bruton
Switzer’s Woman’s College and Conservatory
Itasca
Texas
Comanche High School
Virgie Mayes
Lillie Hawkins
Mattie Archer
James Collins
Dallas
Comanche County Summer Normal
Comanche
Parker
C. H. Buchanan
S. J. Thomas
Powell to Speak on Duties and Labors of Teachers
Superintendent W L Powell of Delcon and Judge J G Kearby will deliver the main address on the duties and labors of teachers. Mrs W O Reynolds will serve as secretary.
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W. L. Powell
Delcon
J. G. Kearby
W. O. Reynolds
Kinneys and Kinney kin visit Mrs Clark this weekend
Mr and Mrs O A Kinney of Stamford with their son Lt (jg) George Ray Kinney of Corpus Christi and his fiancée Miss And Rapp of Cleburne visited Mrs Hattie M Clark Mrs Kinney’s mother here over the weekend
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O. A. Kinney
Stamford
George Ray Kinney
Corpus Christi
Miss and Rapp
Cleburne
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C. B. Williams, Jr
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Heavy Baty Construction
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Joe H. Tupin
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Nsurance Agency
MAE Clark
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Arthur Chevrolet