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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

Page

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Comanche Citizen Endorses Fort Worth Market Ties

The Comanche Citizen lauds Fort Worth livestock exchange noting long patronage since youth and a steady flow of calves and beef entries. George Montgomery, a Comanche rancher, praises the market's prices and prospects, with plans to market 150 baby beef calves in February and support from local editors and merchants.

Blackman Comanche George Montgomery Fort Worth George Montgomery Busin Geo Comancheels Bill Carpenter Texas

Navy League calls for oil lands to fuel a larger navy

A letter to Congressman Oscar Callaway criticizes proposed measures as threats to oil lands and warns that the Navy would suffer future fuel shortages. The document cites a 1916 secretary's report noting America must conserve oil for a robust navy and future war needs. The letter is signed by W. H. Stayton, executive secretary.

Oscar Callaway Navy League United States Jones Jomanche Tam Robert M. Thompson International Nickle Co Herbert L. Satterlee J. P. Morgan Congress House of Representatives Washington, D. C W. H. Stayton

Majestic Stages A Memorable Midweek Show

Wednesday afternoon at the Majestic theatre the local crowd enjoyed an extraordinary program. Mr and Mrs Tom Moore of Dallas presented ukulele and guitar with Mrs Moore singing. The audience filled the house and showed strong appreciation for their entertaining effort.

Majestic Tre The Star Tom Moore Dallas

Automobiles Registered In Comanche County

A list of registered owners and vehicles includes Mrs. C. M. Fletcher Democrat Chevrolet No 587 J M Carraway Energy Ford No 588 W H Baker DeLeon Studebaker No 589 Hi Bruton Comanche Chevrolet No 590 R M Barnes Comanche Maxwell No 591 W M Scott Gustine Overland No 592 M J Cox Gustine Ford No 593 E V Loudermilk De Leon Ford No ip M Caechran Comanche Pax No 595 M Hall Comanche Over Ford Parker Gustine Ford No Wimberly Gustine Ford Brinson Comanche Ford

C. M. Fletcher Democrat Chevrolet J. M. Carraway Energy Ford W. Baker DeLeon Studebak Hi. Bruton Comanche Chevlet R. M Barnes Maxwell W. M. Scott Gustine Overland M. J. Cox E. V. Loudermilk de Leon M. Caechran Pax 1 Hall Over

Poultry Show At Comanche County Draws Large Attendance

Comanche county poultry show drew many visitors with out of town birds and top birds exhibited by locals. Prize winners include Barred Rocks B H Lee Grand Prairie Fairview Farm and Monarch Poultry Farm, Rhode Island Reds D M Herring and J B Layne, Wyandotts 4 A Moore, and Cornish Indian Game Ira Clemons. Best pen awarded to Monarch Poultry Farm, best individual to J B Layne.

Comanche County N. A. Palmer B. H. Lee A. F. Holman Comanche Fairview Farm Grand Prairie Texas Rhode Island Monarch Poultry Farm Oglesby Elmer Webb Kefe. Anthony W. J. Elms T. M. Pulliam A. M. Griffin Edgewood Texs D. M. Herring Cockerel ; 1St, Nd, 3Rd and 4Th Pullet. White Wyandotts J. B. Layne A. Moore R. T. Janes Sidney White Orpington W. L. Jackson Ira Clemons City N. L. Clark N. FE. Haynes Brownwood R. B. Newman L. F. Byrd Fanny Ward Granbury

Tea Honoring Mrs Stanley Moore and Miss Spencer Tarrant

Mrs W J Cunningham hosted a Wednesday afternoon tea from four to six oclock in Dallas honoring Mrs Stanley Moore and Sherman guest Miss Spencer Tarrant. Decorated with Poinsettia and holiday decor, guests enjoyed tea and sandwiches after a pleasant social hour.

Miss Tarrant Moore W. J. Cunningham Stanley T. Moore Dallas Spencer Tarrant Sherman Alma Neely Clara Moore Myrtle Martin Estelle Reese Hattie Brightman Rita Harris Camille Switzer Jennie Blue Tunnell Lizzie Rogers Lucille Bruton Meedames Hammond Robertson, Witt H. Kilpaty Carpenter Falliday Tolap G. Callaway

Comanche's First Football Team Highlighted in 1916 History

A Comanche reminiscence recalls the first football squad sent onto the field. The 1916 lineup includes M. Croft at center, Sullivan and Robt. Me guards, Callaway and Johnson tackles, Jess and Ben Anthony ends, Keith quarterback, Woodward and James He halves, Roobert Gra fullback. Dick Bates coach and Nook Bates manager. The piece notes old field play, 30 minute halves, and gritty tactics like pushing and diving.

Texas G. A. Dodson Dick Harris M. Croft Sullivan Gib Callaway A Johnson Jess Ben Anthony Keith Woodward James Hehalves Roobert Gra George M. H Hubert Reese Sam Wi Walter Jack Dunn Nook Bates Eli Helmsley House Dodson Comanche E. Y. Freelan

Mrs Holliday Hosts Out-of-Town Guests at Dance

Holliday and Mrs George Montgomery entertained eight at six o clock Tuesday for Miss Tarrant and Mrs Holliday. The social event drew numerous out-of-town guests from Brownwood Ballinger Stephenville Hamilton Harlingen and other towns with many locals listed among attendees.

Miss Tarrant Holliday George Montgomery

Clean Up Sale Laces and Embroideries at Burks Mere Co

A local sale advertises laces and embroideries with prices listed in the Burks Mere Company notice. Readers are invited to inspect goods and note advertised prices for purchase.

Burks Mere

Godfrey and Bruce Quietly Wed at Methodist Parsonage

Miss Jesse Bruce and L F Godfrey were quietly married Tuesday evening at 7 p m at the Methodist parsonage by Rev L G White. The couple's friends wish them well in their life together.

Atwood Buys Furniture Stock at Burks Mercantile

Atwood brothers purchase stock from Burks Mercantile this week and plan to move furniture to a store on the northwest corner of the square. Burks Mercantile promotes Lacen and Embroid with value pricing for town shoppers.

Atwood Atwood Bros Burks Mercantile Square

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Ft. Worth Miss Hardy Parker Wimberly Brinson I Poultry Lucile Hogan Lea Allen Annabel Wilcoxson Mary Granger Lucille Hall Gertrude Jenkins Rowena Lane Mabel Lane Bettie Harris Berta Cameron Roxy West Zena West Alma More Estin Burks Faye Burks Martha Wetzel Miss Parsons Roby Miss Brown Ballinger Thalia Kearby Messrs John Reese Gayle Atwood Guthrie Lane Herman Rieger Walter Garrett Robert Holloway Gerald Lasseter Buck Granger Parsons Snyder Bob Stanton
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