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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1937
Page
2
The Comanche Chief edited by WIBERSON outlines subscription at 1.00 per year for Comanche and nearby counties and 1.50 elsewhere. It notes a postal service presence and publication details for Texas readers.
The article notes Governor Allred intends to run again under a one house legislature approach while ex governor Ferguson may seek the Sales Tax platform with a pledge for broader old age pensions. It questions the value of both continuing in the legislature.
D E Howard seeks County Superintendent candidacy while local notes critique headlines about Hamilton winning the district title. Commentary covers Will Rogers, upcoming Comanche housing, Bible thoughts, revival by Gypsy Smith, and school plans for 12 grades in Texas. Football ends, basketball starts, and 1938 auto plates noted.
A fragmented report notes thirteen states have removed homestead taxes. The text discusses a small red state considering county city and school tax relief and the Sheppard amendment to fully exempt the home stead from taxes.
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh applies for renewal of his commission in the Army Air Corps Reserve fueling rumors he may relinquish American citizenship and permanently reside in England.
The article recalls highway signal plans near Dudleys' on No. 10, warns overgrazing harms pastures and soils, extols Comanche as a thriving land with rich resources, notes court penalties versus defendants, and highlights pecan week proclaimed by the Texas governor with statewide production estimates.
A clipped quotation notes that runts have more promise than thoroughbreds by nature and adds a remark from E. C. Lowe about avoiding self talk and preferring to discuss others. The fragment suggests a mind toward contrasts between traits and social tact.
The News Digest reports a Kansas City traffic polices sobriety test based on repeating a line six times without error. The column also notes a sheriff's bribery case in Arizona and observes quips about perfection and intelligence from a Georgia student.
County Superintendent B Ray McCorkle says he is considering a run for the office. He has held the post for one term, noting it is the only county office with a four year term. County Attorney D P Parker states intent to seek reelection. Comanche County reports no bonded indebtedness and a low tax rate compared with city taxes.
A Tarleton dining hall announces after careful calculations that students devoured 2 613 yards or 1 22 miles of macaroni with 24 pounds of cheese in one meal.
Neel Brothers and Lamkin merchants praise Chief ads after a sailor from the U S Battleship Oregon in San California inquires about a Farmall for sale. The sailor plans to buy it for his father who lives near Sidney, though not for ship use.
C. F. Denny of Comanche County marketed 21 000 pounds of pecans this year versus 6 000 last year all at about 12 cents per pound. His Bibb orchard spans 100 acres with around 2000 pecan trees and is noted for superior quality.
Alabama remains the only state with a total ban on selling any intoxicants after 21 years of dry laws. In Kansas and Oklahoma, under constitutional prohibition, 3.2 beer is allowed as a non intoxicating beverage under grounds of restraint.
The family expresses gratitude to all who helped during the illness and death of their mother Mrs. T. E. White.
A relic from World War I has arrived back, cherished by local residents and prepared for display. The artifact recalls soldiers, battles, and the era, inviting community reflection and remembrance.
We sincerely thank friends for the many kind words and deeds during our daughter Alta's illness. We deeply appreciate every act and ask for continued prayers as we cope with our loss. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. and children.
Wm Reese Drug Co advertises LETO S gum remedy with a money back guarantee if the bottle fails to cure irritated itchy or burning gums. The ad targets druggists for stocking the product.
An advertisement touts Cardus as a remedy for menstrual cramps and nervous tension. It claims users experience eased pain increased appetite and regained vitality, while advising medical consultation if no relief is felt.
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