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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary classifieds show farm and household listings. Items include sale of pole wood mixed loads, seeds and garden supplies, a cattle free promotion, and local business mentions with partial contact details and route or place references.
Devlin and Jean evade Willard Hastings's police trap as they flee to the hills after a tense confrontation at the Hastings home. Sarah schemes and distrust flares while Uncle Willard's plan seems doomed to backfire. the chapter ends with a promised continuation.
Mrs. S. D. Lindsey wife of Rev S D Lindsey former pastor of Mount Pleasant church near Comanche died at their home in McKinney Sunday Interment was at Gove Cone Lindsey is survived by her husband and four children Clete Francis Olga and nighttime A move from Comanche to Greenville Itawa and the Givens Lindsey active in church affairs of this community
Mr and Mrs Bdd Yotlie of Hamilton visited Mrs Atilion Young Sunday. Wayne Parkman spent the weekend at Creamer with his sister Mrs Elton Coker. Fred Partcer left Sunday for his home at San Angelo after attending the funeral of the cramimother Aunt Fletch Pars ker Arthur Yorune Virgil Young and wives for Rie Sorine are visitor Mes Arthur Youne and children Mreocand Mes Hill Cox and Daughters Janeat Theedae with Mroland Mes ROT MARTy fol oat Holeam
An agent named Mrs ALS Harris has returned to Comanche from south Texas to collect and settle all outstanding debts owed to the late A B Haworth. The notice announces she will adjust and recover due payments on his behalf.
The article lists residents returning from Arizona and California, visitors from Cross Plains and Seattie, newlyweds making their home locally, and families visiting relatives. It also mentions a singing convention in De Leon and measles cases reported in the community.
County Agent J A Barton says peanut sign-up closes Saturday February 9. Growers are urged to visit local committeemen to sign contracts. Committeemen report 90 to 98 percent signing with about 70000 dollars expected to be paid to cooperating peanut growers in Comanche County for 1935.
Justice George C. Wetzel of Precinct No 1, longtime barber turned justice, officiated his first marriage on Saturday February 2 at the courthouse. The couple Miss Lucile Edington and Dick Holland of Burkett were joined in ceremony in his office.
John Carroll offers mobile grinding at 16 cents per hundred for peanut hay and 18 dollars per ton for peanut hay. He will travel to fields or central collection points for large jobs and can be reached via Howard Motor Company at phone 119.
An Associated Press dispatch reports indictments in Eastland County tied to the death of McBee, a highway worker. Henry McBee and other named individuals face charges. bond set at $4,000 for Henry McBee amid ongoing murder complaints involving M. Ey of Tyler and Rising Star laborer.
Mrs. R. K. Shelton honored her son Jerry with a Saturday afternoon party. She entertained a number of boys and girls with games a wiener roast and refreshments including a birthday cake.
Fragmentary text suggests a seed cake trade item linked to a company or partnership. The readable parts reference cotton and seed cake products with unclear quantities and a likely firm name possibly ending with Sons. No clear event date or location is present.
An advertisement claims Milks Emulsion restored the writer’s stomach after two months and a loss of 20 pounds. It praises the product as the only solid emulsion with a pleasant taste, suitable for weak children, with a money back guarantee and prices of 60 cents and 1.20.
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