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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1938

Page

2

Good meals at McKinzie Hotel and local notices

Dr A J Gray who circulated a petition for a city hospital praised as the leader. The feature highlights charity work by local figures, Red Cross drives, college debates over education, and a long list of Comanche County improvements. A McKinzie Hotel advertisement offers meals and rooms at low price.

A. J. Gray Mae Annae Gray Ohen Comanche County Red Cross Mid-Texas Coleman Anthony Waisman

Fragmented cultural stereotypes in a late 19th century quote

The text contrasts exoticized body practices among African, Eskimo, Indian, and Chinese women with a concluding proverb about friendship. It presents dated ethnographic curiosities and gendered observations, highlighting how beauty and care are framed by masculine perception.

Hypo chondriacs and worldly musings in The Llano News

A collage of humor and commentary from The Llano News laments modern hypo chondriasis in finance and health, parodies expert opinion reliance, and spears social quirks with wit. It recalls Gatesville school misadventures and jokes about wealth, leisure, and a boastful Austin attorney.

Llano News

Owner's bankruptcy prompts call for mindful aid

A prominent entrepreneur sinks into bankruptcy while legacy holdings crumble. The owner, linked to mills and barns, depended on general prosperity for survival, even as his furnaces and wealth prove unsustainable. William Feather warns that extravagance breeds more needs. plans to aid others must not harm those earning to pay the bills.

Caantnaine

Montgomery Ward Earnings Fall in Year End Figures

Montgomery Ward earned 19,210,029 dollars in the year ending January 31 against 20,190,914 dollars in the preceding year. The figures show a decline in revenue year over year for the department store chain.

Montgomery Ward

Weathered jokes and tragedy echo in Arkansas reminiscences

The piece recalls best sellers like Gone with the Wind, but Slow Train through Arkansas outsold it. A Mena hotel dining room sign warned guests no fruit on the table, and a man who planned to die by train ended up starving on the track three miles away before the train arrived.

Arkansas Mena Hotel

Paragould Ride Spare details from a forgetful conductor

An elderly passenger asked to be told when the train reached Paragould. The conductor forgot and backed the train seven miles to the town. The woman thanked him and explained her son had told her to take a dose of medicine at Paragould.

Paragould

It Isn’t the Mountain in the Distance Quote

A reflective aphorism notes fatigue comes from small irritants rather than distant peaks, emphasizing daily challenges and personal perseverance.

Man in Paris Texas Crafting Gentle Win Friends Card

In Paris Texas a man who might advise on winning friends uses a quirky method. He places "I have been visiting" cards on wandering neighbor chickens, pairing the message with corn via surgical cord so the tag dangles as proof when corn is eaten. The vignette ends noting others struggle to assert boundaries without originality.

Paris Texas Dale Carnegie

Local Social Notes From Macksville and Nearby

Pat Patterson of Houston visits her Macksville relatives as Elmer Caraway and Marlin Browning families travel for business. Browning and Madeline Porter head to Lampasas for ball. Louis Porter visits Rob McDonald in Goldthwaite. McDonald family attends Neal reunion at Gustine Park. Wyche, Hayes, Edinburgh, and Waldrop gatherings held in early August at various homes and lakes.

Pat Patterson Houston M. G. McDonald Elmer Caraway Hamilton Marlin Browning Wade Porter Browning Madeline Porter Lampasas Mr. Browning Louis Porter Goldthwaite Rob McDonald Grace Neal Gustine Park Wyche Hayes Lake Brisco Edinburgh Waldrop

Gustine Church Reaches Five Conversions and Additions

A church revival led by Rev. R. M. McGinnis of Gustine closed Sunday night with five conversions and additions. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited in area homes over the weekend, including Mrs. H. F. Northcutt, the McNUTT and McGinn family clusters, and guests from Proctor, Arkansas, Comanche, Baggett, Midland, Waco, and Lubbock. The community extended an invitation to a singing event Friday night and noted visits by multiple families across local towns.

R. M. McGinnis Gustine H. F. Northcutt Are Harris Mona Ss Rufus McNutt Buster McDonald Proctor Perdue Arkansas Merlin Stanton Joe Roy Gaines Joe Gaines Baggett Ella Turner R. J. Stuteville Henry McCullough Lubbock J. O. Stewart

Local visits span several Texas towns this week

Energy N A Hensley of Tyler visited Mr and Mrs Less Hensley. Mr and Mrs Doc Frye and daughter of Dublin spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs A H Cox. Ronda and Wanda Cox spent last week with Marie Marshal at Comanche. Bud Hayes of Lamkin and Mrs Cordie Daniels of San Saba visited their sisters, Mrs Annie Cox and Mrs Polly Cox last week. Mrs Reed visited her niece.

N. A. Hensley Tyler Less Hensley Doc Frye Dublin A. H. Cox Ronda Wanda Cox Marie Marshal Comanche Bud Hayes Lamkin Cordie Daniels San Saba Annie Cox Polly Cox Mrs. Reed

Letos For The Gums Advertisement

An old time ad asks if gums are irritated itchy or burning and promises a money back offer from first bottle of Letos if not satisfied, placed by a service drug store.

Fort Worth Family Spends Weekend in Comanche

Mrs Ruth Parish and children Miss Elie K Wilkerson and Mr and Mrs Charles Wetzel of Fort Worth spent the week end in Comanche with Mr and Mrs J C Wilkerson.

Ruth Parish Elie K. Wilkerson Charles Wetzel Fort Worth Comanche J. C. Wilkerson

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