Comanche News Highlights and Local Notes
Comanche county schools close for 1921-22 though six rural schools remain in session Mount Valley Trinity Robinson Springs and Liberty plus Jakehamon Theny and three closed including Sidney Hasge Gustine Produce market growth in Comanche county expands with four dealers and reduced gin activity Ex servicemen urged to return home for jobs by American Legion leader Wayne Davis in Dallas April 27 1922 and local social notes from Eastland Maytown and Clifton areas
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Comanche County
Mt‘ Valley
Trinity
Robinson Springs
Liberty
Jakehamon
Theny
Sidney
Hasge
Gustine
Tree
Dallas
Texas
Wayne Davis
The
American Legion Today
Legion
County Scholastic Totals Decline in Comanche Census
The Comanche County school census shows a total scholastic count of 3,439 for the county, down 65 from last year. Common districts report 3,708 scholastics, independent districts total 2,736 across eight districts including Comanche De Leon Gustine Sipe Springs Hasse Sidney Proctor and Lampkin, with a note on teacher figures forthcoming.
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Comanche County
Comanche
de Leon
Gustine
Sipe Springs Hasse
Sidney
Proctor and
Lampkin
Sipe Springs
Hasse
Proctor O
Lampkin Mercer Creek
Brooks Acemenece
Dingler
Sabana
Mercer Gap
Soda Springs
Oak Grove
Hicks’s Corner
Briar Grove
Indian Mt
Cross Roads
Mt. Valley
Macksville Newburg
Buffalo
Gum Springs
Duncan
Duster
Hazeldell
Mom Swan
Farm relief vs railroads and gambling powers cited
A Hamilton Herald-Record commentary argues that current laws strip farmers of profits by empowering railroads and gamblers. It decries centralized national control as eroding farmer independence and hope, contrasting past gains with present loss and urging preservation of representative government.
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Hamilton Herald-Record
Planting Seeds Available at Todd & Jennings
Todd and Jennings advertise a full stock of field seeds for immediate planting including cane maize Miller Darso and Sudan. They urge customers to secure cream peas and other seeds now for timely sowing at the store.
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Big Lot
Todd & Jennings
Batt
Miller
Darso
Sudan
Astf
Wanted hosiery agents and breeders notice collage
On Comanche and Mercer Gap road, March 5 evening, reward offered for returning items. International Stocking Mills seeks men or women to sell guaranteed hosiery with no experience needed earning 40 dollars weekly full time or 1060 dollars hourly spare time. Breeders notice for Jim Knight Jack at City Wagon Yard and John Sides Horse with terms due when colt arrives or mare removed. Ollie Allen contact Comanche Texas.
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Comanche and
Mercer Gap Road
Grandma Ripley
International
Norristown
Jim Knight Jack
City Wagon Yard
John Sides
Ollie Allen
Phone
Comanche
Texas
Seed stock offered by Todd and Jennings Batt
Field seeds available in large stock from Todd and Jennings Batt. Fresh quality for almost any planting need. Local dealers advertise broad selection and reliability for farming.
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Todd & Jennings
Batt
For Sale Milk Cows Near Comanche by H C Bowman
Several Jersey milk cows for sale all fresh in milk. Cows can be viewed at three miles south of Comanche on J Newburg road. Contact H C Bowman priced at seven dollars each.
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Phoebe K. Warner
Ft. Worth
Jersey
Comanche
J . Newburg Road
H. C. Bowman
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Warren G. Harding
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Dartigueiave
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Walter Durham
Jesse Bettis
Jim Garnett
Ruby Bettis
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Geo. W. Tate
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Walker Hound
Nick
Dudley Aldridge
Democrat Star Route
Thurber Brick Co
J. H. McMellan
Spense
Brownwood
Orge
Studebaker
A-G Motor Company
Atwood Bros
Jesse Atwood
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J. H. Kemp