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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1914

Page

4

Bibb Neighbors Report Hogs Killed and Local News

The Bibb area reports several hogs killed during the cold spell and a community plans a day of plowing for Mr. J. B. Cox. Joe and Robert Fielder visit Brownwood for Howard Payne College, Alfred Summers and family visit DeLeon, and Bibb and Sidney play two basketball games with Sidney winning the girls 11 to 10 and the boys 30 to 23. An unusually large crowd attended First Monday events and Dr. P. G. Hayes and Prof. Irwen from Bibb made a trip to Comanche. Miss Ethel Robertson returns home from Nineveh where she teaches.

Joe Robert Fielder Brownwood Howard Payne College Alfred Summers Bibb DeLeon Sidney P. G. Hayes Ir. Wen Comanche Ethel Robertson Nineveh Exponent

Local notes on weather and community plans

Fine weather invites land preparation and hopeful planting prospects for rain to aid small grain. Uncle Mark and Alfred Steel travel to Leon for ducks squirrels and fishing. Cotton Belt Demonstration train draws about 200 people for 1 hour 40 minutes. Clint Brook builds a cistern at his shop. Several pneumonia cases reported in the community.

Mark Alfred Steel Creamer Leon Clint Broek

Farmers Weigh Weather and Diversification in Copperas Prairie

Copperas Prairie and Gap News notes farmers await February’s end as a groundhog shadow signals six more weeks of winter. J W Graham and family visit Brysol. Lane welcomes a girl. Sidney hosts chicken and turkey day with big sales by Lacy Bros. Local farmers shift from cotton to diversified meat and grain, warning that reliance on one crop harms the state’s economy.

J. W. Graham Pam Guile Brysol Egret Kirst M. O. Lane Sidney Lacy Bros

Downing News Socials and Updates

B Reed and family of De Leon visited Bob Loudermilk and family Sunday. P B Preacher Williams returns from Seattle. Mrs Paralee Beatty goes to Putnam for health. Lara Loudermilk remains ill after two months. S W Short of De Leon was in town Sunday. Dr Neal bought an automobile and departs for Dallas with a patient for the sanitarium. Name remains unclear.

B. Reed de Leon Bob Loudermilk P. B Williams Seattle Wash Paralee Beatty Putnam Lara Loudermilk S. W. Short DeLeon Burg Neal Dallas

Bryson School Hote and Mr Crockett's Sunday Night

Ernest Carter visited his father below town Sunday. C V Bryson left Sunday for Plainview after a short stay on his ranch.

Mr. Crockett Ernest Carter C. V. Bryson Plainview Hig Ranch

Oak Valley Community Notes Include Visits And Singing

Oak Valley reports Mr. Frank Powers and wife visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Howell. Willie Roe visits his mother at Sipe Springs. Dolly and Ellen Stubblefield attend a Comanche party. D. J. Bowling and family visit Suez and attend Oak Valley singing. Carlton, Zedd Robertson and Kate of Sweetwater visit. Tom Clark from Oklahoma plans to settle with Jim Clark family. Roy Johnson attends Sidney Literary. Comanche Mercantile Co buys butter and eggs at top market price.

Frank Powers Sweetwater J. T. Howell Willie Roe Sipe Springs William Stubblefield Dolly Ellen Comanche Jim Vines Floyd Moodie Oak Valley D. J. Bowling Suez Charlie Carlton Zedd Robertson Kate Tom Clark Oklahoma Jim Clark Willie Holland Marcus Taylor Roy Johnson Sidney

Velie buggies differ from others says Kilpatrick

W. W. Kilpatrick and Son advertise Velie buggies as distinct in design and quality, inviting buyers to visit their showroom for demonstration and selection of models.

W. W. Kilpatrick & Son

Obituary for Brodie Burks Passes Away in 1914

Brodie Burks born September 18 1889 in Comanche County died January 30 1914 at his parents home after an appendicitis operation. Rev I Cartwright conducted funeral at Shiloh cemetery. He leaves a father mother two brothers one sister and many friends. praised as moral upright and helpful.

Brodie Burks Comanche County I. Cartwright Shiloh Brogie Gut Stortly Brodigi

Open letter touts Mayr's Stomach Remedy relief

R McCullough describes thirty five years of stomach trouble and relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. He reports improved eating and sleep, reduced heart palpitations, and ongoing use of a fourth bottle, offering to provide details to interested sufferers. The Wm Reese Co sells the product.

Mayr Wm. Reese Co

Alber's Eight Polar Bears Headline Southwest Circus Show

Alber's Eight Polar Bears headline the Circus Royal in Dallas with daring tricks and pyramids. Featured acts include Hagenbeck Wallace animals, Crandalls on horseback, aerialists, and clowns delivering daily performances in a grand circus spectacle.

Alber Circus Royal Southwest Db Eyal Alber's Dallas Hagenbeck & Wallace America Crandalls Marse Duces Circus Tacle Smiletta Brothers Triple Murray Ward Marsel Lis Lameys Sodamoiselle Crandell Cirensiselle Crandell

National Corn Exposition Offers Free Amusements in Dallas

Dallas hosts the National Corn Exposition featuring aviation meet with balloon ascensions and parachute drops, Weber's Prize Band, Dallas Concert Band, intercollegiate track events, amateur bands, a high class circus, and polar bears. Educational exhibits span ten states with government roads display and numerous conventions. City offers diverse amusements and pleasures.

Weber Dallas Alber Chen Thy United States United Uté

Silver Cups and Trophies for Corn Exposition

The Dallas Corn Exposition in February 1924 features prestigious awards. The Indiana Corn Trophy worth 1000 dollars rewards the best ten ears. the Kellogg Trophy worth 1000 dollars honors the best single ear. The Colorado International Oat Trophy valued at 1500 dollars recognizes the best peck of oats.

Dallas W. K. Kellogg Company Colorado

Amateur Band Contest at the Corn Exposition in Dallas

The Corn Exposition hosts an amateur band contest on February 11 in Dallas with a complete uniform set as top prize. Over 160 Texas bands, about 40 already applying, will compete under judge John Weber of Cincinnati, who directs his own band for two daily concerts. No professionals may enter. W A McDaniel of Dallas chairs the organizing committee inviting Texas amateurs to apply. Prizes depend on performance, parade appearance, and concert details.

Dallas Southwest Texas John Weber Cincinnati W. A. McDaniel

Conference plan links Sixth National Exposition to Dallas 1914

Hatton and Sumners praise the marketing conference and advocate the Sixth National Corn Exposition in Dallas in 1914. Col Holland who started the Chicago meeting backs the idea as Congress supports a national agricultural exhibit. The exhibit will occupy about 12 000 square feet across ten to twelve departments and aims to boost farmers and national food security.

Dallas United States

Congressman Praises Sixth National Corn Exposition

Hon James L Slayden of the Fourteenth District endorses the Sixth National Corn Exposition to be held in Dallas from February 10 to 24 1914 He says the event will spur cornbread production and improve agriculture marketing to ease high living costs for consumers and aid farmers.

James L. Slayden Dallas Texas James I. Slayden

Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas 1914

Notice of a sheriff sale in Comanche County Texas under a 1914 writ. G. H. Goodson sues H. Farley Hill. property includes 100 feet of block 95 in J. D. Wrights addition and an undivided half interest in 160 acres in the D. H. McFadden survey. Sale set for the first Tuesday in March 1914 at the Comanche courthouse. Property described to be levied upon to satisfy a $248.22 judgment plus costs. Sheriff Jack Cunningham and Deputy J. E. Miller sign the notice.

State of Texas Comanche Comanche County A.D G. H. Goodson H. Farley Hill Court House Texas Towit J. D. Wright Comanche Co N. W N. E D. B. Hill D. H. McFadden D. B. Hil W. C. Johnson Levy Jack Cunningham J. E. Miller

The Coming Farmer Exposition Booster Message

A call to support future farmers through the sixth National Corn Exposition in Dallas Texas February 10 to 24 1914. Governors Ammons of Colorado and Eberhardt of Minnesota pledge backing and a trophy for best peck of oats, while Texas Governor Colquitt will welcome delegates at opening day.

Dallas Texas Colorado Tex FE. A. Ammons A. O. Eberhardt Minnesota Columbus Ohio Columbia S. C Oscar B. Colquitt

Intercollegiate Track Meet Promoted in Dallas February 23 4

Dr Gumm president of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the Southwest along with Mr Bellmont of Texas State University and Professor Potts of Texas A and M announce Dallas will host the greatest intercollegiate track meet in Texas. Prizes totaling 1500 dollars are provided by the Corn Exposition Department and Dallas Chamber of Commerce. The event, to be held at the livestock pavilion if weather allows, seeks to boost track work in the Southwest with training urged for February 23 and 4.

Gumm Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the Southwest Bellmont Texas State University Potts Texas A. & M. College Dallas Texas Corn Exposition Department Dallas Chamber of Commerce Great Livestock Pavilion Southwest

Low Rates to Dallas for February Exposition Trip

Travel adverts announce February excursions to Dallas with low fares from Chicago and St Lenin. United States routes offer reduced prices to the Sixth National Corn Exposition, inviting home seekers to plan trips from multiple points.

Dallas Chicago St. Lenin United States

Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil Claims Cure for Sores

Advertisement touts Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as curing old sores and a range of remedies failing. It promises relief of pain and healing simultaneously, with pricing listed as 2Sc, Soc, and $1.00.

Porter

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