Say Not Woman’s Heart Is Bought By Idle Treasure
A fragment from a poem contrasts the idea of women’s hearts being won by vain gifts with the claim that true love endures. It argues that a woman’s passion remains constant, not swayed by fleeting attractions or fickle fancy, and that genuine devotion lasts beyond mere superficial charms.
Humorettes menu mix and kitchen crafts on a page
The text reads as a collage of diner banter and recipes. It notes a waiter joke about sleeping outdoors and a poet reputation while listing shrimp curry ingredients and home remedies such as washcloth pockets and simple shoe stretchers. The piece blends humor with practical cooking tips and crafts.
Pork Sausage 3 pounds for 25 cents sale
Advertises pork sausage at 3 pounds for 25 cents available Saturday and First Monday only at Reofro's Maries, with emphasis on limited sale days and location.
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Maries
Grand Jury Reports Indictments Rise in Court
A Grand Jury report Friday returned one felony indictment. Earlier, a Wednesday report listed twenty four felony indictments and two misdemeanor bills. Liquor cases led with eight, cattle theft and forgery three each, swindling two, burglary two, and turkey theft two. Total felony indictments reached 26 versus 23 in October term.
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Grand Jury
Man Arrested on Burglary Charge Near Comanche
Lee Anderson was arrested near Comanche Saturday on an alleged burglary charge and jailed with bond set at 1000 dollars. He is said to have been indicted by the Grand Jury in a report issued Friday.
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Lee Anderson
Comanche
Anderson
Hogg Revival Set for Brownwood Church
Will Hogg of Chicago will start a revival at the Central Methodist Church in Brownwood on Sunday May 1 and run for two weeks. Dr Hogg will speak twice daily. He previously led county wide revivals in Comanche during summers 1927 and 1928 with the Methodist Tabernacle. He is currently associated with Paul Rader.
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Will Hogg
Chicago
Central Methodist Church
Brownwood
Hogg
Comanche
Methodist Tabernacle
Howe
Paul Rader
Alsup murder conviction reversed by Texas court
The Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin reversed and remanded John Alsup's 10 year murder conviction from Wichita County in the Tate bank killing case. The reversal cites error in the judge’s charge on accomplice testimony. a sixth trial awaits the mandate and future plan.
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John Alsup
First State Bank of Polytechnic
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Wichita County
Alsup
Isaac Tate
Tate
Martin
George Terrell
Star-Telegram
Higher Court Reverses Ruling in Gas Company Case
The Court of Civil Appeals at Eastland reversed a lower court injunction against Southwest Gas Company. It dissolved the restraining order barring the disconnection of 14 Comanche subscribers for nonpayment of January 1932 bills, citing lack of settlement offers by plaintiffs. The case tracks back to 1931 and involved arguments over alleged bill excesses and arbitrariness in disconnections.
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Court of Civil Appeals
Eastland
J. P. Hoff Et al
The
Southwest Gas Company
Joe Kidson
Comanche
Oscar Callaway
George E. Smith
Fred Blundell
Lockhart
Eastland Court
Ees
Young Man Hurt In Bridge Crash Between Stephenville and Glen Rose
Coke Wilson 22 formerly of Comanche suffered serious injuries when the car he drove went off a bridge between Stephenville and Glen Rose Friday night. He was taken to a Stephenville hospital. he is the son of Mr and Mrs John Wilson and lives at Stephenville.
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Coke Wilson
Comanche
Stephenville
Glen Rose
Coke
John Wilson
Tax Payers League Organized In Comanche County
A Tax Payers League was organized at a mass meeting at the Court House. Frank Cadenhead of Comanche was elected President and J W Williams of White Point, Secretary. Executive Committee members named from Hasse Blanket Van Dyke. Leaders included D J Neal Eastland and Oscar Callaway. A second meeting is set for Saturday April 30 at 2 pm to plan local associations and conduct league business.
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Court House
Frank Cadenhead
Comanche
J. W. Williams
White Point
Joe Hardin
Hasse
Hamp Bragg
Blanket
Route 2
H. W. Scott
van Dyke
Court Room
D. J. Neal
Eastland
Farmer, Union
Joe Parker
Gorman
J. R. Eanes
A. B. Haworth
Oscar Callaway
Tax Payers Association of
B. F. Cadenhead
J. V. Williams
Pioneer 1 PA Qage Field Ges Growth
A Comanche trader recalls early cream and pecan markets in Comanche with praise for growth. He describes buying cream, dressed turkeys, and pecans, noting skepticism from locals and the eventual boom in local industries. He cites long experience as a fur and hide buyer and figures from World War era hides. (Continued on Last Page)
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Aki
Iean
Comanche
Carpenter
Fort Worth
Arthur's Tire Store Moves to New Location
J. H. Arthur manager of Arthur's Tire Store has leased the front of the J. C. Biggs Service Station and will move his tires and accessories to the new site May 1. Remodeling has begun to create a modern showroom while Biggs also expands the rear garage and shop.
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J. H. Arthur
Arthur’s Tire
J. C. Biggs
Biggs
County Delegates Named For 1932 Democratic Convention
J W Robinson calls Democratic voters in Comanche County to precinct conventions on May 7 between 10 am and 8 pm to elect delegates for the County Convention at Comanche Texas May 10. County plan allocates one delegate per 25 votes or major fraction for governor race last general election.
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J. W. Robinson
Comeel
Fallewian
Srematamen Te
Ranche County
Comanche
Texas
Chicago
Democratic Executive Committee
T. H. Purvis
Proctor
W. B. Magness
L. J. Grisham
Rucker
B. RB. Forehand
Whitville
W. A. Springer
Wilson
W D. Starkie
J. R. Carroll
Comanche No. 1
Hasse
Soda Springs
Dingler
Gustine
Fleming
Energy
Lamkin
Macksville
Hazel Dell
Comyn
DeLeon No
Downing
Duster
Sipe Springs
Bible
Sidney
Mercer Gap
Brushy Gap
Newburg
Beattie
Indian Mountain
Robinson Springs
Suez
van Dyke
Gap
Delinquent Tax Receipt Charge Delayed to July 1
Tax officials announce a new ruling delaying the $1.50 delinquent tax receipt charge until July 1 for taxes paid after April 1. The move follows the split payment plan. those who paid half by November 1 have until July 1 for the second half without the extra fee.
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RB. W. Speed
Speed
Comanche Indians Sweep District Track Meet at Brownwood
Comanche bagged the district track title as 400 athletes from over 20 schools competed. Sullivan tied for high score with Wheeler of Santa Anna at 12 points, while Comanche County edged Santa Anna 26 to 17 for county honors. Roberson and Foreman of Newburg led early, with Roberson winning shot put and Foreman 220 high hurdles. both qualified for the State Meet in Austin.
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Comanche
Comanche County
Brownwood
Sullivan
Wheeler
Santa Anna
Newburg
Roberson
Foreman
Newbury
Austin
Ward
Sidney
Brown
Whitt
San Saba
Wetzel
Barry
Marshall
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