Comanche Chief Note at Post Office
An entry in the Comanche Chief lists postal matters for Comanche Texas with archival notation and filing context. The text references the local post office and sec designation, indicating administrative recordkeeping.
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Comanche
Texas
Blanton Refuses Open Discussion With Callaway in Campaign Row
The text accuses Mr. Blanton of failing to meet Mr. Callaway for an open joint discussion. It alleges Blanton misrepresented his Congressional record and others claims about Callaway’s war record. It notes Blanton retired rather than answer direct questions and notes the Chief plans to press Wilanton on the points raised.
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Blanton
Mr. Callaway
Mr. Blanton
Congress
House
Callaway
American Legion
Wilanton
Cal
Questions Blanton Answer on Stationery and Salaries
Questions to Mr Blanton seek confirmation on stationery allowances for congressmen the cash draw at session start and limits on purchases plus the cost of his personal stationery. The record asks about raised clerk hire and payrolls for relatives and the Garner incident regarding misstatements to constituents.
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Garner
Callaway Club Organized Precinct Chairmen Named
After Mr Callaway's courthouse speech a Callaway for Congress Club formed. W R Chambers chaired Brown county unit with Henry C Fuller as secretary. Precinct campaign committees named. about 150 joined, with more appointments to come.
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Callaway Club
Cross Cut
W. FH
G. Chambers
Blake
Roy Hickman
Union Grove
Angel
Geo
Carr Holder
Howard Staples
Clio
Lawrence Moore
Anderson
Bob Anderson
Winchell
P. BE. Rice
Brookesmith
N. J
Henderson
Mt. Zion
L. A. Nunn
Grosvenor
Jim Byrd
Weedon
Mt. View
C. V. Harris
Thrifty
Anderson Newton
Wood
Canon
J. B. Weems
Byrds
T. M. Windham
Elkins
Arch Rateliff
Dulin
John Perce
Salt Branch
R. H. McCormick
Brownwood
W. J. Scott
5. M. Davis
Kim Hayes
P. B. McDonald
Courtney Gray
Chambers
Court House
Iilton Burks
Comanche
Lantons Claims on Congress Vote Faulty
Brownwood News reports that Congressman Blanton's Abilene headquarters claims his Sulu Primary vote falls short of a majority by 144 votes. The report asserts Blanton omitted votes for Holland and Albright, noting Holland's 41,000 plus votes and Albright's city support in Cisco, with a district-wide bloc against Blanton and many voters likely to oppose him in the runoff.
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Blanton
T Abilene
Congress
Sulu
Holland
Albright
Sawala
Cisco
Blanto
Fll
Brownwood News
Mallaway Challenge Reveals Lengthy Invitation Note
A fragment notes an invitation from Mr. Callaway to Hon. Thomas Abilene. The document references Oscar Callaway and a person named Blanto, with unclear context and fragmented phrasing.
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Merkel
Oscar Callaway
Thomas Abilene
Cal
Blanton Challenged to Joint Talks in District
A Callaway challenge urges Congressman Blanton to meet in joint discussions across every county seat town in the district. Callaway asserts Blanton must defend his record or risk being seen as evasive, prompting a test of Blanton’s backbone and ability.
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Laway
Blanton
Callaway
Congressman Blanton
Backwater
Comanche
Campaign votes spark public disputes in Abilene Lometa and San Saba
Reports show Cunningham leading Blanton by three hundred votes in Abilene amid slander claims from Blanton in Lometa. Oscar Callaway challenges Blanton to joint county seat discussions across the district during runoff time to reveal the truth. Blanton faces scrutiny over his record as he defends himself before voters.
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Cunningham
Abilene
Mr. Blanton
Blanton
Lometa
Merwin
Proctor Man Robert Gray Visits Comanche on Business
Mr. Robert Gray of Proctor traveled to Comanche on Monday for business purposes.
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Robert Gray
Proctor
Comanche
Texhoma Mention and Jury List Noted in Town
Mr Will Miller of Proctor visits this week and is listed on the jury. Kerosene oil ad by R H Moore agent offers fuel for bar rels with contact phone numbers 17 or 65 and reference to Texhoma 48 51.
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R. H. Moore
Will Miller
Proctor
Comanche County Agent Scores High at A and M Meet
County Agent Chauncey Merwin attended a spring short course at Texas A and M College with 150 agents from across the state. He posted the top hogs score at 344 of 350 and helped District 9 place third overall in livestock judging. Merwin also finished fourth in five livestock classes, while results highlight the county’s strong agricultural leadership.
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de Leon Free Press
Chauncey Merwin
Texas A. & M. College
United States
Merwin
No. 9
West Texas
Watson
Lomesa
Robinson
Gonzales
Robison
Chicago
Snyder
North
Laker
Stephenville
Comanche County
Tate Store Buyers Off to Market
Mrs George Tate leads a party including Miss Elzora Cunningham and Elizabeth Tate from Comanche to St Louis to purchase fall stock for the Tate Dry Goods store. They will attend the Dallas Style Show first and join Mrs Barrett of Dublin in St Louis. The piece notes buyers differ in skill and hopes customers gain from the trip.
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George Tate
Elzora Cunningham
Elizabeth Tate
Comanche
St. Louis
Tate Dry Goods Establishment
Dallas
Barrett
Dublin
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