Legion Post in Comanche county backs 1921 Texas bills
The Rector Cunningham Post American Legion of Comanche county resolved on February 6 1921 to urge Texas lawmakers to support six bills including declaring Armistice Day a state holiday named Victory Day and funding ex service education while restricting land ownership by Orientals and enforcing voter naturalization. It questions wartime bonuses for civilian workers and calls for service member recognition. A club room cleaning drive and a membership contest run through February 12 with a winner-takes-all program and a February 22 smoker.
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America Legion
Texas
American Legion Memorial
Kerrville
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Congress
Post
Robert Ll. Riley
Victor J. Buthod
Riley
Buthod
Comanche resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief
Mrs Grim from Comanche reports severe backache headaches and dizziness from kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Hamilton Drug Company her headaches and back pains eased, prompting her to recommend the product. Price 60 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
FL Grim
Comanche
Hamilton Drug Company
Doan
Grim
Among the Churches Program Notes February 1921
A church program summary lists 9:45 Sunday worship, 11:00 preaching on Why am I, 6:00 Junior and 7:15 Senior Epworth Leagues with Miss Mary Grainger presiding. February 13 features Junior League activities and Bible lessons. The Woman's Missionary Society reviews New Orleans history and local landmarks, led by several members. next meeting date announced.
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O. H. Donaho
Epworth League
Mary Grainger
Ruth Odom
Jesus
Ruth Harris
Myrtle Olive Mayes
Walter Shelton
Woman's Missionary Society
New Orleans
Crescent
Mary Werlein
J. B. Layne
J. T. Clemons
The Situation in China Today
A concise overview examines postwar China focusing on political leadership under the Communist Party, economic restructuring, and social changes. It notes rural reform efforts, growing industrial output, and shifts in foreign relations shaping the nation’s domestic and international stance.
Women Missionary Society meets with 20 members
The Woman's Christian Missionary Society of the Christian church met last Thursday with 20 present. Mrs. Holloway led the meeting. Dr. Klingman spoke on Religious Education and Miss Levi Roberson led devotional exercises. A lunch followed the business session.
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Woman's Christian Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Chas Org
R. F. Holloway
Klingman
Levi Roberson
Presbyterian Sermon Next Sunday Evening
The Presbyterian church invites all to services next Sunday with a 7 15 p m preaching time. An advertisement notes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a recommended pain relief for acute rheumatism with three bottle sizes priced to a dollar.
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Presbyterian
Ballard
Paria Smith
Chief presses for prompt subscriptions and unpaid accounts
The Chief appeals to subscribers and advertisers to settle debts quickly to fund ongoing operations and new equipment. A field collector will visit soon to identify those meeting or delaying payments, aiding local business records and maintaining the paper’s high standards.
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Comanche Business Men's Association
Public notices and local tidbits from a small-town page
J H W Huff offers eye services at Hamilton Drug Co. A plea to hear the cries of the dying Minnehaha on February 18 at H S Auditorium. Miss Viona Lawson visited Brownwood homefolks last weekend.
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H. S. Auditorium
Viona Lawson
Brownwood
Local notices and community updates from Rucker area
Weather and farming activity as land is being prepared. Liberty School hosts a box supper raising 36 dollars for books. Dr Harkey talks agriculture and watermelon potato tomato co op. Local moves and church notices follow with community names and bankruptcy filing in Fort Worth Texas for Nathan Rosenberg with creditors meeting set February 23 1921. GLENN SMITH Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Liberty School
Oliver Springs
Harkey
de Leon
Liberty Schoolhouse
J. Dyson
Price
Guiton
Curt Sledge
Grandma Glover
M. A. Patterson
Texas
Nathan Rosenberg
Fort Worth
Sipe Springs
Glenn Smith
Mrs. K. R. Little Returns From Sipe Springs Visit
Mrs K R Little returns home after visiting her son Leverett and his wife in Sipe Springs The note also mentions Pau-Puk-Keewis the Indian dancer dated February 18th.
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K. R. Little
Leverett
Sipe Springs
Pau-Puk-Keewis
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