Comanche Chief Discusses Local News and Notables
The column notes Hal Collins of Mineral Wells moves to McAllen on September 1 and recalls R L. Smith as the last Black Texas Legislator from 1895-96. It cites August Old Age Assistance checks, Texas runoffs for August 22, and local races. Also includes Bible verses, obtuvo references, and a Fort Worth Better Business Bureau advertisement praising rationing discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R L. Smith
Texas
Austin
Smith
Columbus
Colorado County
War Time Tires and Bonds Mentioned in Comanche County Press
The Comanche County issue thanks the Coman Chief staff for providing election returns and printing help. It notes wartime hardship in obtaining tires tubes and predicts further restrictions. It ends with a prompt asking readers when they last bought a war bond.
Local rationing board tightens eligibility rules
The rationing board announces stricter limits on who may receive rationed goods. Officials say eligibility criteria have been narrowed, affecting several households and individuals previously approved for access.
Now only vehicles engaged in service essential directly to the
The phrase appears to be incomplete and lacks clear nouns, actions, or a discernible event to summarize. It may refer to a policy restricting vehicles to essential service use, but no concrete entities or outcomes are present to form a proper newspaper card.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Comanche
Dohal Collins
Crazy Water Crystal Company of Mineral Wells
McAllen
Texas House
O’daniel
Allred
U. S
John Lee Smith
Harold Beck
Jesse James
Gregory Hatcher
Beauford Jester
Pierce Brooks
Frank Howington
O. H. Moore
Hugh White
Charles Carter
Herman May
Luther Dan
Samuel Johnson
Billy Hambrock
Cochran
Hell
James
Elliott Roosevelt
Army
Benbrook
Fort Worth
Ies
Comanche County
Better Business Bureau of
Navy
Dixon
Aldrich
Pastula
Home Front
Better Business Bureau
Office of Price Administration
de Leon
Wilkerson
George
Compfort
Higginbotham Bros & Co
Sally
Higginbotham’s
Higginbothams
Redingote
Frances Dexter
Mallison
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
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