Labor Board Seeks Men for Government Work in Virginia
Mr. R K Templeton of the U S Employment Service in Comanche seeks laborers for government work at Newport News Virginia. Wages are 3 85 daily with board 7 00 weekly and free transportation from Comanche. Transportation may be limited call and info from Mr Burks. Opportunity to earn fifty to sixty dollars monthly above keep for six to seven months work.
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R. EK. Templeton
U. S. Employment Service
Comanche
Newport News
Templeton
Burks
Labor Bureau
Local Exemption Board Seeks Information on Missing A. J. Johnson and John Loyd Lee
The Local Exemption Board asks for help locating A. J. Johnson of Comanche Texas and John Loyd Lee of De Leon Texas. Johnson did not appear for a physical exam after filling a questionnaire, Lee did not return his questionnaire. Friends are urged to report their whereabouts to prevent deserter status and possible reporting.
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A. J. Johnson
Comanche
Texas
John Loyd Lee
de Leon
Johnson
Lee
New Registration Date Set August 24th
War Department orders all men turning 21 since January 5 1918 to register August 24 at two points in Comanche and De Leon Local Board offices. County expects 35 to 40 registrants with City Hall De Leon and Comanche offices as registration sites.
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War Department
Comanche
de Leon
County Seeks $30 000 Drouth Relief Allocation
Comanche County Commissioners Court has applied for a $30 000 state drought relief grant authorized by a special session law. The exact use of funds is not yet decided, but officials will pursue procedures to obtain the county’s share of the National Drought Relief Fund.
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Drouth
Comanche County Commissioners Court
Local Board Plans Aug 26 Call of Fifty to Camp Travis
The Local Board will send fifty men to Camp Travis around August 26 during a four day period. About 53 from the class of 1917 and 99 from 1918 are ready for service. sixty five men are being summoned to supply the fifty. Names of the notified include J A Rogers Walter Kennedy D M Beaty J M McCrary and many others.
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Camp Travis
J. A. Rogers
Walter Kennedy
D. M. Beaty
J. M. McCrary
Ff, Fletcher
S. Floyd
M. F. Williford
L. N. Hampton
Wyehe
M. H. Haynie
A. E. Nabors
R. W. Masters
J. W. Whitlock
Joseph C. Edwards
C. W. McCollum
Marion Wallace
A. D. Miller
C. C. Haynie
B. O. Conway
Tom F. Fine
Ki. R. Polnae
L. R. McCarty
W. J. Holland
C. J. Ham
Henry Jones
G. K. Brown
C. L. Wyche
Hart Shoemaker
A. T.cain
John Nunneley
J. H. Morgan
O. W. Cox
A. L. McAlinley
J. KE. Lancaster
Claude Crews
Gus O. Lewis
D. B. Harris
J. R. Ravenshine
J. C. Pierce
J. E. Poyner
Wm. Armstorng
S. P. Bowers
J. P. Johnson
M. K. Dyson
J. L. Beard
Joe Hulsey
H. G. Jones
H. Beaty
Ed Andress
S. L. Altum
J. M. Penniger
W. A. Dooley
Ollie Chandler
Ike Brumbelow
W. V. Cottrell
C.T. Seago
Nannie Leonard
Arther Hardin
Lester Chandler
R. E. L. Williams
O. B. Bell
W.N. Mills
L. B. Croft
H. J. Adams
Rk. G. Armstrong
Chas. Dennis
Government urges auto plants to convert to war production
Government orders automobile makers to shift to war basis by January 1 1919. If you plan to buy a car soon act fast as prices rise quickly. Higginbotham's notes they can still sell a few more Chevrolets with prompt deliveries.
Preparations for a New Draft Registration Ages 18 to 45
The article notes expected passage of a draft bill expanding ages to 18 45 or perhaps 19 40 and outlines the registration plan for September 5. Registrars are named for Comanche County boxes and potential mail registration for those away from home is discussed alongside a pledge to uphold the county’s prior perfect registration record.
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Congress
Cunningham Reunion Active This Week
The Cunningham reunion began its annual session at the reunion grounds on Thursday. The paper notes next week will provide the usual statistics and highlights the ongoing big homecoming and families enjoying informal gatherings.
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Cunningham
Methodist Church Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. by the pastor. Union service at 8:45 p.m. with Bro Austin preaching. All are invited to attend. W. B. Vaughn, Pastor.
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Austin
W. B. Vaughn
Fatten Hogs Quick With International Dope, Ad Claim
An apparent classified ad promises rapid hog weight gain using a product labeled International dope from Slider and Lacy. It presents a bold claim of cheap, fast results. No verifiable details or endorsements are provided.
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Slider & Lacy
Revival Meeting Underway at Proctor Methodist Tabernacle
Proctor revival progress with Evangelist J. T. Ferguson delivering powerful messages. Large crowds attend and organizers foresee one of Proctor’s greatest revivals in years. Special children’s service planned for Sunday at 11 o’clock. Kh. C. Lambert.
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Methodist Tabernacle
Proctor
J. T. Ferguson
Kh. C. Lambert
Services at St Matthews Church Sunday
The Rev Dr John Power will conduct Sunday services at St Matthews Church.
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St. Matthews Church
John Power
Bargain Counter Shoes Offer Low Prices
Just inside our front door is the Bargain Counter offering ladies low cut shoes up to 3.50 with choice prices of 1.00 and 1.50 at Higginbothams.
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Higginbotham ’'S
Slider and Lacy Trial Proposal Sparks Interest
Advocates urge trying Slider and Lacy as a test option, arguing they could satisfy demands and deliver favorable results for the party. Supporters claim the pair offers new energy and potential effectiveness in upcoming initiatives.
Statewide vote totals and runoff pairings announced
Complete returns show Jno W Woods leading for Attorney General and Baker defeating Edwards for State Treasurer. Runoffs set between Terrill and Mayfield for Comptroller and Woods and Cureton for Attorney General with district totals for each statewide office listed.
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Jno. W. Woods
Baker
Edwards
Terrill
Mayfred
Woods
Cureton
United States
Sheppard
Heller
Hobby
Ferguson
Johnson
Cowell
Davidson
Moore
Henderson
Bailey
Supreme Court
Phillips
Greenwood
Harvey
Court of Criminal Appeals
Lattimore
Ward
Pippen
Martin
Pierson
Forttorney
Spoonts
Mayfield
Terrell
Goodlett
Hurdleston
Andrews
Gilmore
Robison
Agriculture
Davis
Halbert
Miss Blanton
Doughty
Trussell
Windmill Gardens Boost War Effort in County
County Agent J. W. G. urges every windmill area to plant a patch for food during wartime. Plant in 12 to 15 inch rows to water middles easily. use water lines or a ditch for irrigation. He cites tomato yields and successful niece turnip patches as proof a bountiful garden is possible with quick action.
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J. W.G
Cottonwood Preaching Cancelled Next Sunday
There will be no preaching service at Cottonwood next Sunday due to the absence of the pastor who is away conducting a meeting at Proctor. J. T. Ferguson, Pastor.
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Cottonwood
Proctor
Presbyterian Church Holds Next Sunday Sermon at 11
Services at the Presbyterian Church will feature preaching next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The event is open to the community and welcomes all attendees.
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Presbyterian Church
Military Hats and Caps for the Boys
An advertisement showcases a range of military hats and caps intended for boys. The listing emphasizes variety and availability for assorted styles and sizes.
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Higginbotham’s
U S Employment Service Calling for Men
Capt J D Dickerson of the U S Employment Service based in Brownwood appeals for workers to be sent to Texas regions with good cotton crops. Many are moving and finding no work. those leaving should confer with government employment agents. Information from Capt Dickerson in Brownwood or H Burks in Comanche.
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J. D. Dickerson
U. S. Employment Service
Brownwood
Texas
H. Burks
Comanche
Extraordinary paper from Stars and Stripes
A friend shares The Stars and Stripes supplied by W. K. Hayes and his son How ard, a U S Army member posted in France. The columns feature wartime stories and front line items not common in local papers. Next week’s edition will reprint more stories.
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Stars and Stripes
W. K. Hayes
Howard
France
Sale of Post Office Site Completed
The post office site was sold to the Government and the Waples Platter Grocery Co. reports clearance within ninety days. Building will be delayed due to wartime conditions, with actual construction not starting during the war.
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Burks
Waples Platter Grocery Co
Comanche Brick Co Opens New Plant Pending Demand
Comanche Brick Co began operation of the Brick Plant last Monday for a two month run. Severe material and transport shortages boost demand in the area. Plant expected to operate steadily with a two months’ run already in sight.
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The
Comanche Brick Co
Comanche Plant
Comanche Milling Co Receives New International Stock Car
A fresh delivery of International Stock Keed arrives at Comanche Milling Co signaling continued inventory growth. The shipment boosts milling operations and supports upcoming production cycles.
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Comanche Milling Co
Upstairs Furniture Stock in West Texas Store Ad
Airy sales pitch urges customers to visit the upstairs dry goods area with large and complete furniture stocks in West Texas. Mention of Mr Lovelace promises cradle sales or funeral services, framed in a local store ad tone.
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West
Texas
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Houghton
Masonic Temple
Labor Board
Comanche No. 1
Jakkie W. Burks
T. R. Helmsley
F. J. Reese
Comancche No. 2
Geo. Hulsey
H. A. Carmichael
C. L. Cox
Hasse
W. B. Baldwin
W. A. Hunt
Soda Springs
Louis Marshall
W. H. Lane
Gustine
J. Sadler
R. E. Huling
Fleming
Geo. Masters
M. J. Sparks
Energy
John Baskin
N. A. Hensley
Lamkin
Buck Neel
M. B. Carmichael
Sipe Springs
J. M. Moorman
Earl Morris
Shrum
D. T. Lindley
J. E. Richardson
Bibb— L. KE. Fielder
Henry James
Sidney—Ray McCorkle
E. Hones
Whitville
Ed Sumner
Arthur Payne
Mercers Gap
George McKinzie
Ruby Waldrop
Brushy Gap
T. M. Edwards
J. Ht. Harris
Newbury
T. N. Burton
Sid Cunningham
Beattie
H. M. Davis
R. L. McCorkle
Indian Mountain
J. D. Anglin
Roy Simms
Roberson Springs
E. W. Short
W. Elrod
Suez
John Reed
Bob Nabers
van Dyke
Sam McDaniel
Walter Fritts
Gap
A. L. McDaniel
C. L. White
Comanche County
Dexter Walling
U.S. Employment Service
Comanche Produce Co
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