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Comanche Chief in Comanche, Texas

03 Dec 1926

Page 6

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Comanche Chief

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Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1926

Page

6

Former Hasse Boy In Movies

Chas. David Dallas, formerly Chas. H. Tubbs of Hasse Texas, finished his first film The Romance Trail a five reel comedy by May Bowren Corp. He has acted with stock companies in Kansas City Chicago and Wichita Falls and led a Dallas theatre troupe. The Country Shiek will be his next five reel comedy.

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Oklahoma City Oklahoma David Dallas Chas. H. Tubbs Hasse Texas May Bowen Picture Corp Mr. Dallas Kansas City Bob Vauisen Players Chicago Mr. Dalla Wichita Falls Ft. Worth Dallas Waco Toby Hasse String Band Wasse
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Former Texas Banker F. J. Dunkerley Dies in New Orleans

F. J. Dunkerley, noted Texas banker and organizer of the Mexico City Banking Corporation, died in New Orleans at 1 AM Tuesday. His body will return to Ennis for burial. funeral time not set. Surviving relatives include seven brothers and four sisters, with ties to Ennis, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, and Birmingham.

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F. J. Dunkerley Texas Mexico City Banking Corporation New Orleans Ennis Dallas Mr. Dunkerley Cherokee Alabama Comanche Amarillo Mexico City Ed T. Dunkerley Birmingham Ala Floyd W. Dunkerley G. G H. C A. H. Dunkerley Los Angeles Dallas News First National Bank
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Great Big Tat ers Henry Jones Exhibits Record Potatoes

Great Big taters Henry Jones showed eleven pounds of Porto Rican potatoes from a single hill. The crop included a six pound largest potato and a two pound fourteen ounce second, with three smaller tubers to complete the yield. Planted July first, the crop suggests fertilizer aids production in sandy land.

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