Diversified Farming Talk At Comanche County meet
About one hundred farmers attended the diversification club meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Comanche County. J. L. Quicksail, government agent for western Texas, urged practical diversification and cited county support and past agricultural gains, noting kaffir corn and soil prep as key ideas while promoting local corn and girls clubs for future demonstration work.
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Diversification Club
Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Quicksail
Texas
Commissioners Court
Agricultural Department
South
Dr. Knapp
McLennan County
Galveston
Harrow
Comanche County
Tie
Roushiv
Corn
L. J. Kar
National Guard Bill Debate Faces Congress
A letter from Congressman Callaway criticizes a national guard pay bill, framing it as a politically controlled force that would pressure Congress to grant favors to the army. The writer warns lawmakers against expanding militia influence and argues a large civilian defense pool is sufficient for national defense.
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Ohio
Secretary of War
Post Office
Dirk
Army
National Guard
Washington
Congress
Adams May Enter Race for State Treasurer
Brownwood Bulletin reports Senator W. N. Adams of Brownwood may run for state treasurer. Known as Uncle Bill in the senate, Adams enjoys strong local and district support and has long served as Brown County sheriff and treasurer. He could declare within days, though he reserves the right to rethink.
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Adams
House
Senate
FW. N. Adams
Brown County
Bill
Capitol City
Brownwood
W. N. Adams
Pioneering resident T. P. Johnson dies in county
Elder statesman T. P. Johnson, long a Co manch pioneer, died Tuesday afternoon at his son Lewis Johnsons home. He leaves a wife and several children. Burial followed Wednesday at Oakwood cemetery with Rev. R. F. Chariton officiating.
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T. P. Johnson
Hame
Lewis Johnson
Johnson
Comanch
Oakwood Cemetery
R. F. Chariton
Instructive Baraca Lecture Draws Comanche Crowd
A large crowd at a Comanche Baptist church heard Baraca lecturer Brother Hudson recount his Syracuse work. He urged integrating entertainment with ministry, noting a six story church building with reading rooms, rest rooms, music rooms, a gym and bowling alley. Teed up Texas growth in Baraca and Philathea, pledges sprang up for ten men each. The talk drew attendees from Gustine including Lena Palmer Amelia Scott Nannie Watson Frank McClellan Dock Harrison plus Rev Jenkins and Mrs Jess Harrison.
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Baptist Church
Baraca
Brother Hudson
Syracuse
N. Y
United States
Comanche
Bro. Hudson
Gustine
Lena Palmer
Amelia Scott
Nannie Watson
Messrs
Frank McClellan
Dock Harrison
Mr. Bolton
Jack Scott
Rev. Jenkins
Jess Harrison
Four Daily Deliveries Boost Grocer Service Plan
The Retail Merchants Association now runs four daily deliveries across the city, two in the morning at 8 30 and 10 30 and two in the afternoon at 2 30 and 4 30. The system aims to speed deliveries and prevent crowding, with Judge J P Kearby named general attorney to represent the association.
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Retail Merchants Association
The
Association
J. P. Kearby
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