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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1929
Page
4
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Alpine and Fort Stockton officials and commerce leaders plus delegates from nearby cities and Chihuahua Mexico met to plan extending Federal Highway No 67 from Dallas to the Mexican border and connecting with west coast routes. Sener Rico of Chihuahua promised government cooperation for a transcontinental highway project.
Bring your eggs to Piggly Wigely where prices are set at 25 cents per dozen. This local ad invites customers to bring eggs to the store for purchase at the stated rate.
FE RL Armstrone has taken over the ereney of the Macenška Petro el Coronany on Jan 20 and will occupy the residence recently held by Mr and Mrs Karl Tate.
A fragmented ad touts a sale at Piggly Wigely promising fast results. It mentions a weeklong promotion and quotes Mr. Chilton of a national bank claiming horses and mules sold for less than the cost of one telephone call.
Mrs. S M Couch died at her home in Hico after a long illness and was buried Sunday at Indian Creek Cemetery. Rev Noel P Wilkinson led the services. She was 84 years old and longtime Cotton Grove resident, widow of the 1922 death of her husband. Survived by children Mrs H A Hill Colorado, Ted Couch Hamilton, Tra Couch Dallas, Mrs Carl A Yohnson Dallas, Mrs Tom Walton Stephenville, and Harnest and Miss Vern Couch Hico. Several children attended from Comanche.
Comanche Fire Department responded Tuesday afternoon to a roof fire at Jack Morgan’s home caused by a defective flue. Damage reported as slight. Local ad text mentions dairy products from Peerless Cream and Produce Co. and a request for sweet milk and sour cream.
A. J. Mason of Ft Worth testifies after years of pain and poor sleep that Sargon Soft Mass Pills restored appetite, energy, and weight, ending his constipation and nervousness. He praises the product and claims he would not be without it, noting availability through Wm. Reese Drug Co. and The Durham Pharmacy.
Mr and Mrs Jesse F Purvis and their children spent the weekend visiting relatives in Proctor, sharing time with family.
Rev Gordon Barrett pastor of the First Baptist Church will hold his first services Sunday at the 11 o clock and evening hour. Mr Barrett and family arrived in Comanche from Odessa Friday.
Hasse School hosts an enthusiastic session electing Hugh Reed as president and Miss Addie Reed as secretary. The Community Club and PTA will act as one body with monthly business meetings at the school and Friday night gatherings before the second and fourth Sundays. R S S Walker and County Agent J A Barton spoke, and Dessie Rock joined Higginbotham Bros as bookkeeper. Sidney High girls beat Sipe Springs 22 to 14 and Sidney boys defeated the Ketla 29 to 5.
Deaths include Tom Speer 77 who died at home near Lamkin and was buried at Gentry Mill. Real estate transfers cover J Y Durham 100 acres, W M Meyer to S E Linder, D B Short to Grady Nance, Paul Howell to Humble Oil Refining Co, EBK Denny to H A and Carol Taylor, A G Langford to Webb Hill, and various parcels in Co manche and surrounding surveys. Local social notes mention visits from Mr and Mrs W C Chick and daughter of Goldthwaite and illness of Mrs Odell Wood in Comanche.
Jan 26 Nyder reports a six cow family produced 2,229 pounds of butter with cash receipts of 993.41 and cream sales 1097.71 for the year. Mrs Wolf’s cows required 443.98 for feed, leaving a year end balance of 653.72, over ten dollars profit per cow. Funeral details note Mrs C C Je currently interred in Waco after gall stones.
Mrs. Joe Doyle and Mrs. R A Doyle of East Prairie Missouri are visiting Mrs W F Shelton in a short social note from the town society column.
Births list several entries including a son for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Arthur on January 18 and a son for Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Vineyard on January 12. Deaths report Silas Daniel Morphew, 81 years 4 months 6 days, died January 9 at home on Comanche Route 4 with interment planned at Vandyke. Property transfers include deeds in Comanche and nearby areas with parcels, acres and sums to multiple sellers and buyers, including J. D. Ham and wife to J. A. An, Adela H. Brown to W. T. Dillin, and others in 40 acres, 101 acres, and 402 acres transactions.
Herbert Kittles from Ozona was a Comanche visitor on Wednesday. Homer Palmer accepted a position as Deputy Tax Collector. Mia Grace Rogers and daughter Miss Marjorie of Marlin are visiting sister Miss Georgia Knudson. Roy Little joined the Sales Department of The Comanche Motor Company. R. W. Higginbotham of Dallas was a Comanche visitor on Wednesday.
In Remington Iowas Remington era setting Ed Collins, the lone bank employee, returns from learning to operate a new machine. He visits his aunt and contemplates Belle, a prettier rival to Anna, as the postman delivers mail and small town intrigues unfold.
A fragment notes how circuses serve paying crowds while warning that some spectators seem to suspend thinking. The phrase hints at a performance culture where audience judgment is questioned.
Lawrence Sumner and a local dairyman purchased five Jersey cows from Dr. J. M. Cochran in Comanche. He notes rising interest in dairying and a move to bring in high class dairy cattle. 4 H clubs at Sidney Beattie Custer Comyn reorganized. plans for 1929 include jams trips exhibits and fat stock shows.
A fire of unknown origin destroyed the J. P. Graham home in east Comanche at 1 o clock Monday. The unoccupied house, owned by Dr. Phillip E. Graham of Austin, was a total loss with $1500 insurance. Cleanup was completed Saturday and W. A. Pate, the city marshal, planned to move in Monday.
An advertisement urges customers to remain with their local Comanche Milling Co, promising continued loyalty and financial help to save money and keep business close to home. The notice emphasizes sticking with local mills to preserve community and jobs.
Miss Minnie Mlkins registrar for Comanche Precinct reports January totals show deaths ahead of births. Through the 29th, 10 births and 1 death were recorded with Miss Elkins.
County Agent J A Barton cites a strong peach year in Comanche with high prices boosting profit. W M Durham’s 15 acre orchard produced 945 dollars from peaches and 63 dollars per acre while intercropped watermelons paid for cultivation. Pecan trees yielded 3 to 6 pounds per tree.
Preston and M J Sullivan visit Brownwood Tuesday. Miss Kate Walker of Dallas and B Walker of Amarillo are in Manchester visiting their mother, recovering from injuries after a fall that broke her hip.
A medical authority warns against covering up symptoms and misusing creams and powders. The discussion stresses that denial weakens health and mind, urging honest treatment and proper remedies like Herbine while noting risks of concealment.
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