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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1923

Page

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City Beautiful Notes Sparking Texas Farm Bureau Meet

The Texas Farm Bureau Federation held a Dallas meeting January 17 to 19 with about 400 members. H. F. Short led delegates including EF S Stewart J F McKelvey and N Nabors as officers and organizers. The group elected new leaders and announced a revised dues plan and a melons and sweet potato department manager, plus plans for county organization and park and mosquito control efforts in De Leon.

Texas Farm Bureau Federation Dallas Bureau H. F. Short de Leon Watermelon Growers Farm Bureau Short EF. S. Stewart J. F. McKelvey N. Nabors Texas Organization J. T. Orr National Farm Bureau Washington Texas Farm Bureau Orr Farris Emnig Harry Williams de Leon Comanche Free Press

Brownwood Edges Comanche In Tight High School Tilt

In a hard fought high school basketball game Brownwood defeated Comanche 28 to 21. Referee was Shelton of Howard Payne. The contest stayed close from start to finish with Brownwood securing the win on the final play.

Brownwood Comanche Shelton Howard Payne Banker 4

Moving Week Brings New Groceteria Displays to Comanche

Comanche markets roll to new layouts with Walter Thomas joining Groceteria on the east side and Joe Moody moving to Home Grocery with a glass front display and freezing case. Little & Stephens relocate to the old Western Union site behind the Masonic building, while Floyd Fane’s City Market stays put with its electric cold storage plant.

Flatbush Comanche Walter Thomas Groceteria Joe Moody Little & Stephens Western Union Masonic

George Montgomery Buys Welch Place on Sidney Road

George Montgomery has bought the Welch place between the railroad and Wm. Reese's on the Sidney road and will move there after improvements. Other weekly property moves include Massingale buying Cyril Greene place and Cyril Greene purchasing Nabers home, as Nabers moves to Hamlin. Elbert Cox bought the old Hamilton place in Comanche and will remodel it. Dr. A. J. Gray's new home on his former site nears completion and is attractive. Mrs. T. L. Hutchinson plans improvements to her North Main Street dwelling with more building activity anticipated.

George Montgomery Welch Place Sidney Road Wm. Reese Mr. Massingale Cyril Greene A. EF. Nabers Hamlin Comanche Hamilton Place Elbert Cox A. J. Gray T. L. Hutchinson North Main Street

Comanche Plan for Local Junior College Courses

Mayor Eanes urges Comanche to create local junior college courses so that Comanche and Comanche county youth can prepare for any vocation at home. He argues the financial and civic benefits of keeping thirty thousand dollars yearly in the community, reducing out-of-town study costs, and preserving rural values while improving citizenship through a home-based school system.

Comanche Comanche and Comanche County del. J. Vanes

Wolf Hunters Track Elusive Prey in Local chase

This week saw multiple hunts as packs of wolf hounds pursued a wolf through White Point Logan's Gap and Ethan Boynton's barn. A second chase ended with the death of a gallant Bobcat after an encore run. Shalley Gray and neighbors caught a wolf and a cat in one night. Sid Whitten and son saw the Callaway pack in pursuit early Wednesday morning.

Shalley Gray Sid Whitten Whitten

Old Hutchison Block for a Community Park

Judge T L Hutchison and Mrs Hutchison donate the former home site in Comanche northwest to a City Beautiful project for a neighborhood park. Plans include flower beds at corners, central playgrounds, a tennis court, a sand pile, walks, trellises, and shade trees with care of existing trees. The Hutchison home was moved years ago after purchase from Judge Flemming.

T. L. Hutchison Hutchison Flemming Comanche

Legion Band Seeks Musicians and Instruction

The Legion Band meets twice weekly with Mr. Lang of Dallas directing and instructing on all band instruments. Interested individuals should contact Frank Reese at his ton Drug Company for lessons and support the band as a valuable town asset.

The Legion Band Mr. Lang Dallas Lang Frank Reese Ton Drug Company

Clever Doll Show Enchants West Ward School

Teachers and pupils at West Ward school staged a clever doll show organized by Miss Glennie Hott. The cast featured various doll types from rag dolls to Oh Mamma dolls, each performing a unique stunt inspired by a Jack in the Box. The rag dolls drew laughs with their limp, tumbling gait.

West Ward Glennie Hott

Alvin Brown Returns to Amarillo for Santa Fe Shop Work

Alvin Brown, who visited his parents Mr and Mrs Milford Brown at Mercer Gap, has returned to Amarillo where he is employed in the Santa Fe shops.

Alvin Brown Milford Brown Mercer Gap Amarillo Santa Fe

Ill Child Of Will Mc Kinzie Feared To Suffer Pneumonia

The two year old child of Will Mc Kinzie is seriously ill with the flu and doctors fear pneumonia may develop. The family awaits further medical updates.

Will McKinzie Cumonia

The Four Embers to Sing at Lyceum Night

The Californian premiere male quartet The Four Embers will perform Monday evening February 12. James Ross MacKinzie John W. Lince Earl S Renner and George Thomas headline with Miss Mae C. Karda as accompanist reader. Promoters promise novelty features and top ensemble singing.

Lyceum Four Embers Embers James Ross MacKinzie MacKenzie John W. Lince Lince Johnny Bunny Earl S. Renner George Thomas Mae C. Karda

Plainview farmer Bryson spends week in Comanche

C V Bryson of Plainview, a Hale and Comanche counties farmer and stockman, spent a week in Comanche paying taxes and closing year affairs. He plans sheep raising, noting the profit potential and cautions about care. He improved after a summer phlebitis siege and gained thirty pounds. his daughter Ruth accompanied him.

C. V. Bryson Plainview Hale Comanche Bryson Ruth

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DE Leon Farm Bureau West 8. J. Hicks Tate Speators Callaway Oscars Lee Place John Cunningham Hilton Burks Ed Wilkerson Ed Junior Marion Geo. W. Tate's Mayor Eanes Manche High School Mana Ulea Con I. G. Wyatt Jack Wyatt Groote’s Bess Hoff Department i Bro Klingman Seriegg Centra Chi Stian Chur Empson Om OLD Hutchison the Legion Band Majestic Theater Program Buck Jones Fast Mail Henry Walthall Buffalo Bill Hoot Gibson Courage
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