Comanche Publishing Co. Journal Staff and Notices
The Comanche Publishing Co lists staff including editor Tom H. Bell and associate editor T I Cunningham with officers and directors such as D H Cunningham J R Kanes and Paris Smith. Subscription price is 1.00 per year with notices to subscribers on address changes and missed issues.
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Tom H. Bell
Mgr
T.I. Cunningham
D. H. Cunningham
J. R. Kanes
T. J. Cunningham
T. J Cunningham
J R. Kanes
Paris Smith
J. W. Harris
V. A. Thadberg
Oscar Callaway
E. W. Harris
T. J. Williams
W. H. Thadberg
L. T. Cunningham
G. A. Cunningham
KK. F. Cunning
Man chiefly responsible for the social evil, argues Rockefeller
The piece credits John D. Rockefeller Jr. and the Bureau of Social Hygiene with the assertion that men bear primary blame for the social evil. It condemns double codes, calls for harsher judgment of men, and notes corruption in police and courts as factors in women’s downfall.
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John D. Rockfeller, Jr
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Becker
Bie
Pillar
Circulation Boost Promises Growth for Comanche Paper
The Chief Exponent prints 4,000 weekly with 15,000 readers in Comanche territory. It urges advertisers to reach 15,000 local buyers and cites a nearby town that transformed into a park rich area with new civic attractions. The piece touts low ad rates and continued efforts for a more beautiful Comanche.
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Texas
Comanche
Court House Square
Let he that without guilt among you cast the first stone
A sermon condemns male perfidy and the social evil of exploitation of women, urging pity for outcasts and warning that theft of a girl’s innocence robs both her life and the hereafter. It cites biblical admonitions and asks men to reflect on their responsibility.
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Perdition
Potters Field
Public library idea could enrich Comanche town
The article argues for a free membership library owned by a local society. It outlines a model stocked with the best books magazines and periodicals and notes the town could form a game club or society to initiate the project. It emphasizes educational benefits and civic improvement.
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Comanche
Post Office Primary Set With City Election in Two Cities
Clarksville and Texarkana plan a post office primary alongside their city primary to pick a postmaster candidate. Hon. Morris Sheppard and Horace Vaughan have offered to recommend the chosen appointee. Democratic tone noted.
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Clarksville
Texarkana
Morris Sheppard
Horace Vaughan
Comanche Promotes Education Religion and Homesteading
The article touts Comanche as a town with superior schools and many churches, highlighting strong citizenship and ample incentives for families seeking a new home in the region.
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Comanche
Comanche urged to build more canning and broom industries
A plea for Comanche County to attract industrial plants to provide employment. The author argues larger payrolls boost bank accounts and local spending, suggesting canning and pickling plants and broom corn processing as viable economies. Emphasizes developing local resources and factories to foster growth.
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Comanche
Comanche County
Indiana baby sent by parcel post to grandparents
A baby in Indiana was sent by parcels post to the grandparents in the country and delivered safely by the carrier. The incident is noted as a curious example of an “infant industry” in satire.
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Indiana
Fiso
Comanche Receives Reminder on Street Improvements
The article notes that recent rain highlights the need for street crossings cement walks and drainage improvements in Comanche. It stresses the reminder is not a suggestion but a prompt to act on existing plans.
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Comanche
Fort Worth Stock Show Announces Prize List and Events
Fort Worth Stock Show lists more than 30000 in prizes for Texas stockmen including a 6000 night horse show starting Monday. March events include a Kirmes dance by Fort Worth society women, Miss Margaret Adama training dancers, and a large poultry exhibit at the Fat Stock Show. The Coliseum hosts an industrial display with five Texas manufacturers and ongoing feed chopper demonstrations.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Fort Worth Society
Coliseum
Margaret Adama
Chicago
Texas contest offers honors for top crop yields
Governor Colquitt informs President Exall he will issue a Texas seal certificate of honor to all winners in the 1913 crop yield contest. The program awards $10,000 in gold and invites Texas boys and girls to compete for the prize.
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Colquitt
Exall
The
Texas Industrial Congress
Texas
Texas Industrial Congress 1913 prize crop contest pins
Each contestant in the 1913 prize crop contest for 10000 dollars will receive a handsome stick pin as a badge of honor. The seal bears the words Texas Industrial Congress Smaller Farms Bet ter Farming embossed with a wreath of cotton bolls and ears of corn. Pins are being prepared and will be ready soon.
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Texas Industrial Congress
Embossed Stationery Offer From Local Printer
The Chief Exponent advertises embossed lithographed or engraved stationery at savings with guaranteed work. Patrons are urged to support a home institution and save money.
Texas Motorway Company Plans Dallas to Rio Route
The Texas Motorway Company filed a charter to build a private graded and macadamized roadway for autos between Dallas and Del Rio. The 500 mile route would traverse Dallas, Tarrant, Johnson, Somerville, Erath, Bosque, Comanche, Hamilton, Mills, Coryell, Lampasas, San Saba, Burnet, Llano, Mason, Kimble, Edwards, Kinney and Val Verde counties with a Dallas office. Directors G W Baker, G L Cade of Dallas and John B Christenson of St Louis signed.
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Dallas
de Rio
Texas Motorway Company
State Department
Secretary of States Department
Tarrant
Johnson
Somerville
Erath
Bosque
Comance
Hamilton
Mills
Coryell
Lampasas
San Saba
Burnet
Llano
Mason
Kimble
Edwards
Kinney
Val Verde
G. W. Baker
G. L. Cade
Dellas
John B. Christenson
St. Louis
Texas Motorway Company plans Dallas to Del Rio private road
G W Baker announces charter issuance for the Texas Motorway Company to build a 100 foot wide private graded roadway from Dallas to Del Rio with 100000 capital in 100 shares. Preliminary work starts Dallas to Glenrose fifty miles with route to Fort Worth Cleburne interurban or Cleburne Godley. Construction to begin within thirty days and regular schedules expected year round.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Motorway Company
G. W. Baker
del Rio
Glenrose
Fort Worth
Cleburne
Godley
Garden seed HQ advert from J. W. Scurry
Headquarters for all kinds of garden and flower seed offered by J. W. Scurry with bulk and package options.
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J. W. Scurry
Advt
Time table for FRIS GO and Cotton Belt trains
North bound FRIS GO No 4 arrives 9 50 a m No 6 arrives 12 57 a m South bound No 5 arrives 4 35 a m No 8 arrives 1 56 p m Cotton Belt No 1 leaves 10 50 a m No 2 arrives 5 05 p m
Dr C R Doughton Opens Dental Office in Comanche Texas
Dr C R Doughton, a dentist, announces dental practice in the Masonic Building located in Comanche Texas.
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C. R. Doughton
Masonic Building
Comanche
Texas
Salina P Choate Property for Cash Offer in Comanche Texas
Property sale notice for a house and lot in Comanche Texas known as Salina P Choate. Buyer may submit best cash price or cash plus balance due in one year at a stated rate. No force sale, no bargain price, contact for viewing and bids.
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Texas
Comanche
Salina P
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the Comanche Publishing Co. Publishers
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del RI
Fris
Dr. Prices
Probate Court of
Fannin County
Dence
Dr. Jno
A. Lanius
Bonham, Texas
S. P. Choate
Pink McCrary
Rambler Cars
Rambler Motor Co., of
Fort Worth, Texas
Mark
First National Bank
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