Liberal cattle proposal offers easy partial payment terms
Advertised terms promise no advance in price and a special five dollar allowance. The note targets buyers with small cattle holdings and urges participation under a flexible payment plan.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
5
Advertised terms promise no advance in price and a special five dollar allowance. The note targets buyers with small cattle holdings and urges participation under a flexible payment plan.
Hilton Burks of the Brownwood Chamber of Commerce announces that Leo Ehlinger state and county road engineer started two crews on highways from Brownwood. One crew works on Highway 10 division toward Comanche, the other on Highway 67 toward Pangs. Also notes local business and visits.
D W Dutton owner of Watkins Store announces a large shipment of bulk garden and field seeds plus onion sets and plants. He notes the largest stock of Watkins products to date and ongoing reductions on groceries and nations. R W Scurry left today for a visit with his son Billy in San Antonio.
Dudley family moves to Fort Worth as I E Ransome Sutton and L D Edwards assist. Mr Dudley resumes studies at Danforth's School of Pharmacy while Dudley family settles into new home and life in Texas city.
Durham Brothers announces a nine cent sale running February ninth through February sixteenth with two circulars available and many bargains not listed in the circular.
Mrs. A L Hamilton a Comanche resident for forty years died at All Saints Hospital Fort Worth on Wednesday night after influenza and pneumonia illness. Interment was at Gatesville Cemetery conducted by Rev Hull of First Baptist Gatesville. She left Comanche in November visiting Huntsville Moody and Fort Worth where she contracted illness. Eva D Dickie, long-time Comanche resident, born August 22 1858 in Huntsville Texas, married ill Sears of Waco then moved to Gatesville and Comanche. She married A L Hamilton April 9 1887. he died September 8 1911. Mrs Hamilton joined the Baptist Church early and remained an active member, taught Sunday School, educated and widely read. She is survived by four stepchildren Mrs E Anthony Stella Hamilton Joe Hamilton and George Hamilton a sister Mrs Young and other relatives.
Charles Rutherford recently of Ozona is again making his home in Comanche.
Death notices for Mrs. Mary Robertson Albert Howed Atticus L. Hamilton Clyde George Alfred M. Northcutt and others list ages causes and burial sites in De Leon area Interments in De Leon Cemetery Whitney Nugent Live Oak and other local cemeteries Also births were recorded for an Atchinson couple
A list of birth notices from De Leon and surrounding areas reporting newborn sons and daughters with parental names and January 1929 dates. Entries include families such as Strube De Leon Route 1, Me calla De Leon, Williams De Leon, Carr De Leon, Hickman Baird, Forrest De Leon Route 3, Hiram De Leon, and Franks De Leon, with dates ranging Jan 4 to Jan 20 1929.
Court news lists births for Jan 10 21 and 20 to Long Wilhelm and Gilbert. Marriages of H F Lewis and Arabell Shoop. Real estate transfers detail numerous parcel sales in Comanche De Leon Gustine and Jakehamon with sums from 50 to 9500 dollars. Names include Flatt Morris Payne Magness Mayfield Tittle Ham Emma Hafford Moreland Stacy and White.
J E Wilbanks Haire with 1 2 interest in tract from D and D Asylum Survey for $79 and other value. J H Haire and wife to FE E Haire 160 acres from H and T C Railway Survey for $850. Anderson and wife to J E Nabors lot in De Leon for $600. L N Higginbotham to W K Pailey 83 acres of H and T C RR Survey for $1600. J N Collier appeals 80 acres from Lampasas School Survey for $5000. Margaret Economy to James E Johnson parcel at Hasse for $25. Sam Nowlin and wife to R H Burks 80 acres from Lampasas School land survey for $3000. J N Collier and wife to Sam Nowlin 80 acres from Lampasas School Land Survey for $3000. Joseph W Peacock to E P Young house and lot in Gustine for $400.
Personal mentions include Mrs. M. E. Woodward and Ada Carlton returning from Brownwood for Mrs. Carlton’s treatment. Mrs. L. C. Smith and baby with her father from Ft Worth head home after two visits with the Preston family. Beulah Stripling of Dallas and J D Nabers and family visit Comanche for funeral services of J. T. Gilbreath. J P Mayfield’s wife ill in El Paso. J A Barton attends Houston convention. Mrs. O Crasher and son visit from Big Springs.
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