Comanche Notes Include Local Leaders and Gas Crisis
The Comanche issue highlights Jim Lacy announcing a March 1 candidacy for County Clerk. It notes Annie Coleman of Melba Theatre in Goldthwaite hosting a free Trade Day show, with tickets donated by merchants, and praises her energy in teaching, coaching, and event planning. The piece recalls gas shortages, tax notes, and local opinions on progress, propa ganda, and civic duty, interweaving obituaries and quotes from The Clarendon News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba Theatre
Goldthwaite
Annie Coleman
Miss Coleman
M. Coleman
Comance
Comanche
University of Texas
Annie
Comanche notes on economy and local figures
A reading of Comanche life covers household workforce and seven leading industries with large investments, plus 1929 retail spending. It spotlights local figures Mike Sullivan and George Sullivan, John Sullivan and other community roles, and a cautionary tale about verifying fish stories in The County News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Sullivan
Comanche High School
George Sullivan
Presbyterian Church
Sterling City
John Sullivan
Hamilton
Hamilton High School
Hamilton County News
John
Bob Masters
Jinx Tucker
Masters
Baylor
Jack Meyers
Lake Banes
Comanche
County News
State News Dispatch
Jack
Bob Carpenter
Orcs
World first Bermuda onion appears in Texas
Sera oes dalupee eg in Culberson County is 9500. The first Bermuda onion in the world makes its appearance each spring in Texas. Parker County produces more watermelons than any like area in the United States. The mess hall at Texas A. & M. College is the largest in the world. Nine thousand meals are served daily to the cadet corps. It is 150 miles farther from El Paso to Texarkana than from Chicago to New York. Fort Worth is nearer St. Paul, Minn., than Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberson County
Texas
Parker County
United States
Texas A. & M. College
Cadet Corps
el Paso
Texarkana
Chicago
New York
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Minn
Brownsville
Dan Bingham Family Featured in Comanche Letter of Interest
A letter from Dan Bingham of Beattie highlights a long established Comanche County family. It details eight children with multiple members pursuing barbering farming and military service, notes Fort Bliss posting, and praises family unity and dancing prowess. The note ends with a random line about domestic cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bingham
Beattie
Comanche
Dan
Comanche County
Alonzo
Bonnie Bingham
Throckmorton
Bonnie
McCauley
Notice of Constable's Sale of Real Estate 1938
A Dallas County Texas court order directs the sale by constable V. G. Cash of 245 acres in Comanche County held by B G Cardwell as of 1922 to satisfy a judgment of 4850.98 plus costs and 8 percent interest from 1934 for the Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank of Dallas. Sale set for March 1 1938 at the Comanche County courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
95Th Judicial District Court of Texas
Dallas County
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank OF Dallas
B. G. Cardwell
Court House
Comanche County
Comanche
Towit
Texas
Z. G. Cardwe
H. W
Dallas Joint ST Land Bank OF Dallas
A. D
Vv. G. Cash
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Wilkerson
America
Jim Lacy
Aise
Exis
The
Menard News
Ing
Clarendon News
Japan
Brownwood
Eastland
Dublin
Stephenville
Gatesville
de Leon
Lampasas
San Saba
Brown
Gatesvile
Gan Saba
Wood
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Adams
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congressional Record
S. J. McDonald
Putnam News
Jim Eanes
Lions Club
Postal Service
U. S
Maxes
Bethanite
4Iccimpotham Bros.& Co
Katherine
Will Again
Martha
Turner
Martha Turner
Beauty Helps” Laboratories
Miss Singleton
Iccinbotham Bros.& Co
Ile
Baku
Hiccinsottam Bros.& Co
Afloh
Ates
Aimones
Fferationel
Mayflower
Hiccinsotuam Bros.& Co
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