Comanche County Residents Share Summer Visits
Personal notices list Ming Margaret Clark of San Angelo visiting grandmother Mrs. M Fields in Comanche and others returning from trips to Fort Worth Dallas and Austin. Families include Dowells, Hoff, Cunningham, Williams, Morris and many relatives as they travel, visit stores, markets, and attend reunions across West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Margaret Clark
San Angelo
M. Fields
Cowie
J. M. Vaughan
West, Texas
Loren
Fort Worth
Cauley
Him
Miss Callie West
Dallas
Mr. Cauley
Iss West
Higginbotham Bros. ‘Company
Comanche
Brooks Morris
Fortorth
J. Kk. Morris
Will Probdy
Morris
Louis Mclntosh
Daugh‘r
Leona
Margaret
FL Neal
Junction
Rube
Sutton Dudley
Mr. Neal
Cohehe County
Lee
Norris
Claude Wells
Texas
Jeffre ‘Thomas
Bridge Club
H. N. Goodson
Jack Moore
William Chilton
Mesdames
J. D. Waring
W. L. Garnett
J. J. Chilton, Jr
Ti. Burks
K. J. Williams
C. A. Greene
W. Meadows
Waco
Ben Lawson
Jamie Clarke
Carl Nabers
Minnie Cunningham
Louise Sarks
Maidee Williams
Katherine Saunderson
Beecher Montgomery
Montgomery
Mesdames L. F. Slider
R. G. Stanton
Walter Montgomery
Jeffie Thomas
Coralie Kittle
Mary Sue Montgomery
Lucille Bruton
Beautiful wedding gift from California couple’s friends
Mrs Fero Williams recounts a surprise wedding gift from Lue men of the Williams company in Los Angeles and their wives. The group presented an electric percolator with a large silver tray and sugar and cream pitcher to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fero Williams
Louise Sheiton
California
Williams
Los Angeles
Wihkin
Aliss Iamiie
Sy Iuuen
W. ‘A. Oma
Sue
Hinks Caillioinia
Angeles
San Piqueisco
Golden Gate
Sunny
Mo AL Wiliams
Ors Justus
Louise
San Francisco
Dussell
Siepienville
Waiu
Berkeley
Donny
Sonny Williams
Thurber
Texas
Lt. & J. Coal Company
W. W. Gordon
Stephens Ville
John Tarleton College
Weekly crop and weather report for August week
The weekly summary from the US Department of Agriculture notes near normal temperatures across most of the cotton belt with locally beneficial showers in the Mississippi Valley and western belt. Cotton growth varied by rainfall, showing very good progress in areas with adequate moisture and deterioration elsewhere with shedding and premature opening in dry peas. Growth ranges from very good in Oklahoma to poor in Mississippi, with Tennessee and Alabama at fair to very good and Georgia showing only fair advance in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau of the
US 38
Department of Agriculture
Cotton Belt
Mississippi Valley
Bell
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Ilinois
Morning social at Mrs Lovelace and Miss Harvey hosts
A lavish morning party on East Main Street featured elaborate floral decor, screened porch seating, and forty two games led by Miss Ola Cunningham. Miss Jessie Thomas achieved the highest score as guests enjoyed cherry cream and waters, with many local ladies in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Lovelace
Addie Harvey
East Main Street
Ola Cunningham
Jesstie Thomas
R. H. Moore
Gille
Cordin Lindsey
Mesdames VD. Chas. Clarke
Hardy Slider
Jerome PB. Kearby
George Tate
J. B. Chilton
Jamie Clarke
Irad Cochran
R. W. Scurry
J. Hicks
K. H. Moore
Henry Moore
J. D. Slack
Chas. Gray
Armstrong Cox
W. H. Carpenter
Weisendanger
Dingus
Callan
Day
Inez Palmer
C. BR. M. Dudley
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Detroit Woman
Detroit woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine after using the products and a plain book left at her door. The letter touts relief from feminine disorders and urges others to buy the remedies from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia _E. Pinkham
Mrs. Hamerink
25Th Street
Cardus
Primary Ballot Sample Listing Statewide Nominations
Democratic voters see a sample ballot listing governor candidates Miriam Ferguson and Felix Robertson, lieutenant governor Will Edwards and Barry Miller, attorney general Edward Ward and Dan Moody, and other statewide and county offices with listed nominees. The document names several county officials and district representatives across multiple counties.
Golden Anniversary celebrates county paper history and circulation
Davis K. Doyie shares an Eagle issue commemorating Comanche county history. The 34 page weekly, with centered ink etching, highlights yesterday and today stories, aiming to advertise the section and its educational value, with circulation over 700 copies. An insect bite remedy advertisement for Swelling relief is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Bhagle
Davis K. Doyie
Duulver
Weil
Cominicue
Comanche County
Bexus
Tle
Luis Pauper
Vilice
Sue Cuver
Neal
Unu
Vvu
Chief Office Adds Machine Paper Supply
The Chief Office reports two rolls of adding machine paper received at the main desk. The quantity is noted as two for office use, with no further details on vendor or date.
Elliott Family Reunion Highlights Ties Across Towns
The Elliott clan, a longtime Hasse family, gathered with parents W. Elliott and Aunt Tina Hott and eight children. Attendees included Monroe Elliott and family, Tommie Elliott and kin of Jackson county, and many others from Vandyke, Dingler, Comanche, and Downing areas. One daughter Mrs. Jose Clayton resided in south Texas. Grandchildren Walter Shoop, Sam Johnston, Ollie Loudermilk, and others joined the reunion with extended relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Hasse
W. Elliott
Tina Hott
Monroe Elliott
Vandyke
Frank Gaines
Tommie Elliott
Jackson County
W. W. Eiliote
Hower
Winfield
Hillie Winfield
Bennie Elliott
Gainer Pace
L. B. Davis
Lost Deer to Chief Office North Side Square
Lost or stolen from Newburg a white English bitch with black ears and a black spot on the hip. Wearing a narrow collar with brass studs. Reward for information leading to recovery. Notify Clyde Guosby, Comanche route 5, or the Chief office. Sip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
Clyde Guosby
Sip
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lloyd Dowell
L. L.rwood
Taw
Hattie Nor
Rotan
J. Y. Hoff
Glennie
Ifton
Austin
Lois Rea
Tere
T. W. Kanes
Lelathe
G. A. Chilton
Bertie Wynn
G. A mm
Minerva Wynn
Wynn
K.T. Cunningham
Hir
Cunningham
Jack Cunningan
Carlton
FL Williams
Dewey
Lucile Wiliams
Andye Winka
J. HL. Klignas
Dublin
G. Bh. Henderiite
Cleareh
Mra Race Hi, Wyse
Deming
New Oxton
KF. Williams
Heaba Tat
J. W. Moclair
St Worth
J. M Wdan
Lilla
Chas. Clarke
BE. A. Sayre
Wich Pulls
Hardy
Lionel Slider
St. Louis
Slivr & Lacy
Mary Dorotha McClanahan
Relves
Ixahuchie
Georgetown
Arthur
Franks
Ross
Will Wallace
Hillsw
Fthy Hoff
Moran
Paris Smith
Tues
Albany
Jar
Bernt Shaffer
Blossom Shaffer
Dick Massen
Callie Paine
Dean
V. Williams
Liss Mabel Bryant
Higginham's
Pry Masters
C. M. Edmondson
Brownwood Sanitarium
Ki, Lee
A. C. Norris
James Winters
Homer Palmer
Speed
Higginbotham’s
Billie Thompson
Stephenville
Jack Doyle
Gladys DeWitt
Velma Herring
Oklahoma City
Ernest Walker
George Winningham
Sidney
Mattie Martin
East Prairie
W. A. Shelton
D. K. Doyle
Tom Green County
Lucile Williams
Faye Allen
Gustine
Buna Vanwinkle
Clarksville
Tessie Dixon
Mrs. Sledge
Stamford
Ed Knudson
J. H. Huff
Optometrist
Comanche, Texas
Texas College of Optometr
SCOTT
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld
Smocratic Party
Miriam A. Ferguson
Bell County
Felix D. Robertson
Dallas County
Will C. Edwards
Denton County
Barry Miller
Edward B. Ward
Nueces County
Dan Moody
Williamson County
Comptroller
H.terrell
McLennan County
O. D. Baker
Milam County
Clarence E. Gilmore
van Zandt County
E. Weaver
Bowie County
W. A. Nabors
Wood County
Lon A. Smith
Travis County
Supreme Court
W. C. Wear
Hill County
C. M. Cureton
Bosque County
J. KR. Carroll
Thos, J. Renfro
Mills County
R. A. Luker
Bulb McCampbell
J. T. Gilbreath
W. R. Dyson
J. W. Reese
Muse Strickland
Ben Wilhelm
Jack McGuire
D. L. Morris
W. J. Rankin
J. W. Moore
J.T. Moody
Ssuliard
Paris Suan
Floy Cunningham
Leschetizky
Gabrilowitsch
de Pachwann
J. D. Bonner
Sec
Treas
North Side Square
Iit Enaitros
NEW International Dictionary
Iri
Tier College Fascista Riksdag
Red Star
Paravane
Megabar
Plasmon Shoneen
Fire Girl Air Council Ration Ak
Gazettee Biographical Dictionary
G.&c. Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass
U.S.A
Mrs. H. Kilpatrick
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