CHler-Exponent Consolidated September 1 1912
Editor and Manager list officers directors and stockholders including J R Eanes Grade Callaway Geo L Sullivan G A Cunningham V H Thodberg and others. Reminder to subscribers to report missed issues and to provide both old and new addresses when changing locations.
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the. Chler-Exponent
J. R. Eanes
Grade Callaway
flec.Treas
Geo, Sullivan
Geo
L. Sullivan
G. A. Cunningham
V.H. Thodberg
E. Harris
8. P. Smith
D. HL. Cunningham
T.J. Cunningham
Oscar Callaway
Paris Smith
B. W. Harris
T. J. Williams
V. @. Thodberg
L. T. Cunningham
R. Moore
Mrs. S. J. Thomas
Geo. L. Sullivan
H. Carpenter
Sunday Revival in Philadelphia Sparks Probing Questions
In Philadelphia the Billy Sunday revival drew 23000 converts at an estimated cost of 150000 dollars while 50000 pounds financed the enterprise and 100000 was collected. Critics question the beneficiaries, noting large donors from factory owners and anti union preaching, and doubt about the real impact and motives behind charitable drives and prohibition fund collections.
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Philadelphia
Billy Sunday
Rev. Sunday
Penrose
Gibson insurance bill sparks Texas legislative debate
The legislature weighs a bill to recall seventeen insurers who left Texas under the Roberson law. It would allow their return without taxes or required investment, with a court to decide back taxes. Governor Ferguson backs a return only if they invest thirty five million dollars in Texas securities and farm mortgages.
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Gibson Insurance
Roberson
Texas
Ferguson
Rest room opened in Layton building at Gorman
The mission societies of Gorman have opened a rest room for women. All ladies visiting Gorman are invited to use the space for rest time. The facility is in the Layton building just east of the Continental Bank.
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Mission Societies of
Gorman
Layton
Continental Bank
Gorayan Progress
Editorials of the Week report Comanche marketing plan
President Whitehead of the Marketing Association visits Comanche to review a county marketing plan. The system weighs grades stock and produces, with local banks advancing nearly full value and owners paid after final reports. Fort Worth hog docking on peanuts unsettles the market. shipments may move to other markets. Granbury News.
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Whitehead
The
Marketing Association
Comanche
Fort Worth
Granbury News
Uncle Sam's Chicken Feed Says Treasury Is Hard Up
In the treasury statement dated April 14 the general fund shows a net balance of 26,244,914 while subsidiary silver and bullion on the asset side shows 33,614,227. The New York Sun notes Uncle Sam is decidedly hard up, more so than in twenty years.
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Treasury
Uncle Sam
New York Sun
A System of Marketing for Farmers
A Hamulton Herald editorial urges farmers to form cooperative marketing associations to bypass middlemen and push products directly to consumers. It argues farmers can manage affairs with sound methods, possibly without government aid, and notes high prices stem from excessive middlemen and selling through too many hands.
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Comanche
Hamulton Herald
Comanche farmers market group shows strong results
The Comanche County marketing association reports decisive yearly gains with 27 carloads of stock and 1778 hogs shipped to Fort Worth and other markets. Hog weight totaled 377,244 pounds for about 27000 dollars, with cattle, sweet potatoes, hay and peanuts also shipped as the outfit expands beyond cotton. Officers are E E Denny president R T Jaynes secretary and W H Lane sales manager.
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Comanche
Texas
Comanche County
Ile
DeLeon
Proctor
Blanket
Sipe Springs
Comanche Association
Fort Worth
The
E. E. Denny
R. T. Jaynes
Sidney
W. H. Lane
Dallas News
Scruples and Laws on Regulated Boxing Debate
Opinion urges that boxing objections reflect broader life terms and social atmospheres. It argues that ringside atmosphere can be harsh and compares it to logging camps and ball games, noting that opponents fear crowds and decline self-respect to attend.
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Linois
Debating Boxing Protests and Public Morality
A Chicago Tribune view argues protests against boxing regulate rather than baness. It warns restricting fights harms ethical discourse and urges separating personal scruples from public law. It asserts prohibiting venues and events harms society and mislabels minority ethics as mass rule.
Comanche County Honored For Home Demonstration Girls
Mrs Larry Kittles of Comanche Texas receives praise from Bernice Carter agent in charge for outstanding home demonstration work. Lois Robertson Winnie McCrary and Bonnie Ferrill named among six best records nationwide with Comanche County contributing three of the six photos.
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College Station
Texas
Larry Kittles
Comanche
Kittles
Comanche County
Washington
Bernice Carter
Comanche Co
Lois Robertson
Winnie McCrary
Bonnie Ferrill
County leadership urged for stronger state showing
Mrs. Larry Kittle and Mrs. Wittle are praised for returning to work with diligence and enthusiasm. The county is urged to under strong leadership to outpace the state, aiming to match the rest of the state combined, and readers are asked to subscribe to The Chief Exponent to stay informed about local happenings.
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Comanche Publishing Co., Publishers
Rade Callaway
France
United States
Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Postum
Poor Working Girls Reconstruction League
Society For the Care of Mangy Pups
Spellbinder
Palm Beach
Texaco
Thomas
Texas Company General Offices
Houston, Texas
Chicago Tribune
Larry Kittle
J. R. Eanes & Co
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