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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1925

Page

9

Comanche County Teachers Institute Program Highlights

County Superintendent H L Gantz presides with J Thomas Davis as conductor and a roster of speakers from Tarleton College Fort Worth Public Schools and the University of Texas. The agenda runs September 7 to 11 with devotional exercises lectures sections and meetings covering pedagogy vocational training studies and school governance.

H. L. Gantz J. Thomas Davis Lily Pearl Chamberlin Tartleton Agricultural College A. D. Roach Fort Worth Public Schools John Miss Macon Ellis Fort Worth Vandyke Public School E. Clarke State Dept. of Education Thomas J. Renfro Comanche Mills W. M. W. Splawn University of Texas Chas. Froh Tarleton College Garnett Froh Earl Gough Noel P. Wilkinson Davis Roach H. B. Thompson D. M. Russell Texas Interscholastic League Thomas H. Taylor J. C. Boyd Mr. Roach Miss Ellis J. E. Milton Mr. Davis

Frontier Fight in 1861 Letter From Comanche County

A 1861 letter found in Abilene recounts an Indian raid near Comanche and a three to six hour fight between 19 Indians and 17 white men. The note lists names of participants and notes horses and gear seized, while the rest covers family matters.

Texas Comanche J. T. Bert Lueders E. M. Lambert H 18Th Street Abilene Comanche County C. M. Neal Bob Neal Cox Rs. Cox J. T. Kert Welch Silas Malaki Poke Disa Tom Wight Little Molly Bob Neal Tom Wright Teverly Dick Kiser Colorado Cunninghams Aron Dave Billy Bill Tanner Bill Carmack Bill Jim Author Bob Marshall Jim Marshall Joel Neighbors Jim Sanford Dicks Kiser Bell

Sunday Services and Synod Plans at First Presbyterian

A strong turnout graced both morning and evening worships last Sunday with visitors welcomed. Mrs. Lott of Galveston provided notable solos, and special musical features are planned for next Sunday. The session elected a representative and alternate to Synod meeting in Kerrville on August 28. Pastor Mr. Wilkinson will attend, so no church services will be held on the fifth Sunday. Several men plan to attend the Laymen conference in Kerrville from August 25 to 27. An entertainment is planned for Monday evening in the church social department to honor soon to depart college-bound youths.

Lott First Presbyterian Church Galveston Kerrville Wilkinson

City to Accept Bids for Depository of Funds

The City of Comanche will receive bids up to Monday August 31 1925 for a depository for city funds for the year starting September 1 1925. Interest on daily balances payable February 1 and September 1 each year. C M Moore City Secretary.

Comanche C. M. Moore

Fragmentary Notice Shows Effort and Ambition

OCR fragment hints at a person asking for a final check on two things and praising a builder. Mentions organization and continued effort, with a terse quote about efficiency and doing one’s best. No clear names, dates, or places identified.

Farmers praise Farm Bureau Cotton Association in Texas letters

Letters from J. Raditzky and Charles Sadberry thank the Farm Bureau Cotton Association for support and honesty. N H Payne, representative in Comanche, offers information. An ad promotes Martin's Screw Worm Killer by Hamilton Drug Co.

The Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Farm Bureau Charles Sadberry Gause Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association N. H. Payne Representative Farm Bureau and Comanche, Texas Hamilton Drug Co

Farm and agency sale notices from Comanche Texas

Pedigreed pure Owen Farms strain 8 Red Farm bred for color and eggs. Cockrels and eggs available. The Red Farm Rt 4 Comanche Texas. Agencies for sale with territories and existing trade through Watkins Remedies. Contact Ted Guthrie Comanche Texas P O Box 515.

C. R Rt. 4 Comanche Texas Rob T. L. Riley Watkins Ted Guthrie P. OU

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Teachers’ Institute State Teachers Association Ray M. Camp State Teachers’ Association R. S. Walker Barrett W. D. Jenkins Auditoriuum Layne Ellis Ben F. Hearn Chamberlin Presbyterian Church Notes Farm Bureau News J. Raditzky Kens Burau Queen of Dixie Poultry T. S. Collins DUCE Slider and Lacy’s Brightman Cotton Company Frisco United States Brightman Cotton Co
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