Cotton allotment and crop prospects for Comanche County
Records show 2878 farms in Comanche County with 2250 growing cotton. Of these, 1725 are signers and 527 non signers. Total cotton acreage is 46,681 with 7500 bales expected, price around 12 cents. Estimated county return about 500000 dollars in 1936, up from 175000 in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom J. Wortham
Comanche County
Wortham
Bankhead
J. A. Barton
Cotton bale sold in Comanche marks first arrival of harvest
Twenty years ago in Comanche the first bale of cotton was sold for ten cents to the Comanche Mercantile Company. a premium of 14.75 was raised. Also noted: L. McBrayer Jr., 11, killed by an auto in South Main. coroner rules accidental death. F E Adams named bank president, succeeding W H Fidleman. Mary Riley and G Nell from Gonzales visit Luling. Baptist Sunday School attendance noted. Rev Curlee and family given purse and San Francisco Exposition vacation. Additional items cover Ford runabouts, a Brown County court fine for whipping a boy, Dublin city lights retention, marriage licenses, and a Jersey man jailed for shooting at a dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Larry Kittle Place
Comanche Mercante Company
L. McBrayer, Jr
South Main
Yeet
Dr. Veugh
Robert Robins
First Neena Bank
F. E. Adams
W. H. Fidleman
Mary Riley
G. Nell
Gonzales
Macrat
Baptist
Hfe
San Neisco Exposition
Ford
Comanche County
M. K. Witt
Jim Sneedon
Brown County
Estin Burks
Ashcraft School
Will Rogers Remembered as America’s Ambassador of Cheer
A eulogistic tribute honors Will Rogers recalling his appeal across social strata. The piece extols his humor and warm philosophy, noting his ability to elicit laughter worldwide and to bridge gaps between common folks and power. It laments his loss and bids farewell.
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America
Will Rogers
Callan
Miss Walker to Receive Master’s Degree This Summer
Miss Lennie Merle Walker of Proctor is scheduled to receive a Master’s Degree at UT during the summer session, Monday night. She earned a B A from Baylor College Belton and taught at Nocona High School last year. She will teach next session at the Masonic Home in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennie Merle Walker
Proctor
University of Texas
T. J. Walker
Baylor College
Belton
Walker
Nocona High School
Masonic
Fort Worth
Reunion of 1913 Comanche grid team set for Nov 10 11
Gayle Atwood of Miners Wells and Clive McCollum plan a reunion for the 1913 Comanche High School football team with the faculty and athletic council. The gathering is set for Sunday and Monday November 10 and 11 at Mineral Wells with most addresses secured. The Crazy Hotel and Mineral Wells Chamber of Commerce offer cooperation.
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Gayle Atwood
Miners Wells
Comanche
Atwood
Clive McCollum
Texan
Mineral Wells
Earl Ellis
Sabra
D. F. Eaton
Crazy Hotel
The
Mineral Wells Chamber of Commerce
Ballot items on old age aid and constitutional amendments
The sample ballot presents votes on three amendments including a state old age assistance plan up to fifteen dollars per month and accepting federal support. It also includes a proposal to allow temporary commitment of mentally ill non criminals by county court without jury trial and a repeal of statewide Prohibition with local option.
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United States
Plans for New Comanche School Team Arrive at Goosby Farm
By J. D. Bramlette quoted as superintendent of Comanche City Schools the article outlines a move to a new residence at the Goosby place. The Bramlette family Mrs Bramlette Jo James and Jane anticipate settling in with furniture arriving by truck. Glenn Frazier joins as business administrator and will teach bookkeeping commercial law business arithmetic physics.
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J. D. Bramlette
Comanche City
Comanche
Goosby Place
Tax Free Tags for Cotton 10 to Be Given Out
Cotton tax exemption certificates for 1935 will be distributed the week of August 26. Tom Worth and County Agent J. A. Barton say five distribution sites reduce crowding and bring certificates nearer to farmers. Locations include Proctor’s August 26, Gustine August 27, De Leon August 28, and Sidney August 29 with morning to afternoon hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Worth
J. A. Barton
Gustine
de Leon
Sidney
Comanche County School Census Rolls Approved
The director of School Census John Olsen with the State Department of Education approved Comanche County census rolls listing district totals for Beattie De Leon Gustine Proctor Sidney Sipe Springs and Comyn independent districts. The scholastic population totals 4656, per County Superintendent B Ray McCorkle.
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John Olsen
State Department of Education
Comanche County
B. Ray McCorkle
Beattie
Comanche
de Leon
Gustine
Proctor
Sidney
Sipe Springs
Saener
Comyn
Hower
McQarkle
Hines Seeks Facts for Comanche County Highway
A large Severn Comanche County delegation visited Austin to urge start of Highway No 36 from Comanche east to the Hamilton County line. 25 from Lamkin 40 from Gustine and five from Comanche attended. Henry Hines asked for more information to be given to Division Engineer Leo Ehlinger and promised to push to begin work promptly.
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Severn Comanche County
Austin
State Highway Commission
Comanche
Hamilton County
Lamkin
Gustine
Highway Commission
Henry Hines
Leo Ehlinger
Hines
Cunninghams Offer Grounds for State Park
The Cunningham Reunion Grounds eight miles south of Comanche on Mercer Creek near the Pecan Belt Highway may become a state park. At a recent reunion a resolution offered the three acre site for that purpose. A committee including George Cunningham Austin Merk Skinner Odessa and Dave Cunningham Houston will confer with the State Park Commission which has shown interest.
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Cunningham
Comanche
Mercer Creek
George Cunningham
Austin
State Department
Merk Skinner
Odessa
Dave Cunningham
Houston
State Park Commission
Dave
Aaron Cunningham
Cunningham Re-Union Association
Dry voters skew polls as seven state amendments head to ballot
In Comanche County, over half the poll tax payers are disqualified, limiting turnout to about 2500. Seven proposed constitutional amendments include prohibition, old age pension, and free text books for private or church schools. Voting locations are Court House Annex and Adams Building, with 17 absentee ballots reported to Monday noon.
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Comanche County
Wets
Comanche
Court House
Adams Building
J. C. Biggs
O. O. Brightman
Missing Gar Is Recovered Near Stephenville
An automobile stolen from E. L. Dillingham of Comanche was recovered the same day abandoned on Highway 10 near Stephenville. The 1929 remodeled Chevrolet roadster was parked by the D. Isham farm two miles east of town. Dillingham reported the car missing to Sheriff J. H. Reese and Stephenville police, but the thief or thieves had escaped.
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E. L. Dillingham
Comanche
Highway 10
Stephenville
D. Isham
Dillingham
J. H. Reese
Erath County
Weekly Western Feature and New Pictures Schedule
Future plan lists Saturday matinee Western Feature then a new picture Saturday night and Sunday, another Monday and Tuesday to add one more weekly film. Friday Bette Davis in Girl From 10th Avenue. Saturday matinee Richard Dix in The Arizonian. Saturday night Sunday Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in The Nit-Wits. Monday Tuesday Warner Baxter in Under the Pampas Moon. Wednesday James Dunn in The Daring Young Man. Thursday Buddy Rogers in Old Man Rhythm.
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Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Warner Baxter
Pampas Moon
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