Democratic primary 1932 candidate slate listed by office
The document lists authorized candidates for the Democratic Primary on July 23 1932 including District Judge J H H Eidson Representative Homer C De Wolfe J R Eanes County Judge W T House B J Pittman H L Stewart County Clerk Rob Haynes Reelection Second Term Sheriff Dwight Brightman Reelection Second Term District Attorney 52nd Judicial District Tom L Robinson F C Jaye County Treasurer Florence Sturkie Iva Hart Tax Collector W D Will Sturkie Mrs B W Speed Joe Marshall District Clerk Frank Howington Reelection Second Term Tax Assessor George Goosby E R Armstrong Deroll Fe Nabers Charlie Cathey Commissioner Precinct No 1 F L (Leverett) Little T A (Aron) Ward W P (Bill) Graham H R (Hugh) Lacy Dee Isham Commissioner Precinct No 2 G M (Mode) Scott Tom Patton Will May Sam B Lewis Commissioner Precinct No 8 F T Brandt Grady Howell Justice of Peace Precinct 1 J D Bonner
Fire Destroys Barn Near Duster in Overnight Blaze
A barn at Jim Haynes’s homestead near Duster burned to ashes around midnight on February 4th. The origin is undetermined, with no insurance. Loss estimated at $500, including building, feed, machinery, a car, and a supply of letter paper sold for $1.00 per 500 sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Haynes
Haynes
Duster
Feo
Special 10 Pounds of Spuds for 18 Cents Ad
Local circular advertises ten pounds of potatoes for 18 cents and seed potatoes at reasonable prices. The notice invites customers to bring in cream produce poultry and eggs. Brands mentioned include A M Ruth and Bob Seale at Home Produce Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ruth
Bob Seale
At Home Produce Co
Sixteen Comanche County 4-H Girls Win Pins and Awards
Sixteen girls from eight 4-H clubs received bronze silver and gold pins for top records in demonstrations. Individual profits ranged from 10.14 to 358.15 with entries in turkeys corn tomatoes and sweet potatoes. Robinson Springs led the clubs earning the silver loving cup with Lamkin Hasse and Sidney following in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Robinson Sprigs
Hollis Dyson
Hazel Duke
Duster
Lois McGinnis
Downing Club
Betty Tatum
Lamkin Club
Faye Reese
Hasse Club
Nelda Smith
Sidney Club
Sidney
Gladys Donaldson
Gretna Cox
Pauline Hellums
Tessie Jones
Eveline Drennan
Robinson Springs
Lamkin
Hasse
Weekend visits and family travels around Comanche
Personal mentions list numerous families visiting relatives in Comanche or from nearby towns. Names include Miss Golden Jones Mrs FE M Hilley and children Billy and Marie Brownwood. Miss Alice Hayes Royse City. Homer Wilson Slaton. M B Anderson and sons Bart Ed Albert Joe. Pat Carnes Doc Morris Temple. R W H Hamilton Stephen ville. Mr and Mrs George Clarke Stamford. Ss P Smith Brownwood. Sutton Dudley Comanche. Jo Gray Brownwood. Miss Bounce Walker Gatesville. Jessie King Fort Worth. Mrs Amanda Seale Hamilton. D Ek Bowman Brownwood. W M Durham Fastland. Mrs Gerald Bryson Fillen Gold ite. Jim Cunningham ill Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Jones
FE. M. Hilley
Billy and
Marie
Brownwood
Comanche
E. H. Jones
Alice Hayes
John Reese
Royse City
Homer Wilson
Slaton
M. B. Anderson
Bart
Albert Anderson
Joe Anderson
Coleman County
Pat Carnes
Doc Morris
Temple
R. W. H. Hamilton
Stephenville
Joe B. Hamilton
George Clarke
Stamford
A. Kinney
Ss. P. Smith
Sutton Dudley
Dudley
Paris Smith
Jo Gray
A .J. Gray
Bounce Walker
Gatesville
Frank White
Coleman
Vester Williams
J. Q. Johnson
Dallas
Jessie King
Fort Worth
F. L. Hill
Amanda Seale
Hamilton
Velda Franks
D. Ek. Bowman
W. M. Durham
Fastland
Gerald Bryson
Fillen
Goldite
Walter Gilmore
H. H. Durham
Bradley
Waco
Jim C. Cunningham
How Kruschen Salts Promises Fat Loss
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe easy fat loss method claiming loss of fat in three weeks with a half teaspoonful daily. It notes increased energy clearer skin and younger feeling and offers a money back guarantee at The Wm. Reese Drug Co. Also mentions marble sales and local visits by Ida Schorlemmer and Billy Sumner with a Brownwood and Randolph Field context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Reese Drug Co
America
Not Appendicitis Gas Pains Fool Him
An ad recounts a man misdiagnosing right side pain as appendicitis but learning it was gas. Adlerika is advertised as cleansing upper and lower bowel to wash out poisons causing gas and sleeplessness. The promotion urges purchasing Adlerika from Reese Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Adams
Roth
Wim. Reese Drug Co
Firemen Mark 30th Anniversary With Banquet In Comanche
Comanche volunteers gathered at the W O W Hall for a banquet honoring 30 years since the organization of the Comanche Volunteer Fire Department. Fire Chief R C Graham presided as medals were awarded for twenty years of service to Ernest Rock C R Withers and Will Bonner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Volunteer Fire Department
W. O. W. Hall
R. C. Graham
Ernest Rock
C. R. Withers
Will Bonner
J. P. Hoff
Comanche
S. P. Smith
J. B. Nabers
L. F
Gate
Hoff
Graham
John
Frank
W. W. Gleaton
Sartwell
D. Charles Clarke
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Advert Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a healthful stimulant for the liver and bowels. It claims the product prevents aging signs, boosts appetite, and protects against sick spells by daily use. It recommends the medicine for adults and children as a gentler laxative alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
N A Hensley Buried Sunday in Comanche County
N A Hensley 60, longtime Comanche County resident, died at Hamilton Sunday morning. Funeral at Energy Church of Christ conducted by Rev Otto Newton. Pallbearers included Arthur Eid, Dr Charles Baker, Bob Moore, John Mark Williams, Charlie Taylor, J H Raskin. Survived by sons Clayton and Herman, daughter Leslie, and Jewell Allen. Born February 24 1872 in Lampasas County, came to Comanche in 1890 with family. Married Lillian Moore October 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Hensley
Comanche County
Hamilton
Otto Newton
Pottsville
Lampasses County
Energy
Lillian Moore
Hensley
Clayton Hensley
Tyler
Herman Hensley
Longview
Leslie Hensley
Jewell Allen
Residence Damaged by Fire Thursday Night
A five room frame residence belonging to D. D. Jackson was destroyed by a blaze discovered at 10 p.m. Thursday February 4. Neighbor Roy Rains reported the fire and the department saved outbuildings and a adjacent home. Jackson and family were away in Gustine and unaware of the loss until returning home shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Jackson
Roy Rains
Embroidery Tracing Sheets on Sale at Low Price
Larce Sheets of carbon for embroidery tracing offered in black at 10 cents per sheet. Red yellow and green colors also available at similar price. Comes with chief Lic per sheet.
Entertain With Valentine Party At Mrs Black’s Home
Mrs. Carroll Black and Miss Dudley Hicks hosted a Valentine bridge party at Mrs. Black’s home from 2:30 to 5:00. Ten tables played, with red and white decorations and Cupid motifs. Distinctive score went to Mrs. Tom F Reese, second to Mrs. G Preston Tate, consolation to Mrs. Morgan Moore. guests included Miss Laura Lu Waring, Miss Glennie Hoff, Mrs. George A. Martin, Mrs. J Hervey Mayes, and Mrs. Coman Shear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Black
Dudley Hicks
Joe E. Chilton
Black
Miss Hicks
Mesdames
W. H. Satterfield
Elmo Montgomery
E. C. Wiesendanger
R. E. King
Laura Lu Waring
Cisco
Glennie Hoff
Fort Worth
George A. Martin
Dallas
J. Hervey Mayes
Brownwood
Coman Shear
Waco
Notice Concerning Auto Licenses From State Highway Dept
The State Highway Department at Austin informs Mrs. B. W. Speed that penalties on delinquent automobile registrations must be collected by tax collectors. Tax collectors are responsible for penalties even if deadlines are unmet, and failure to collect may expose them or their bondsmen to liability. The notice cites legal interpretation by the Attorney General's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Austin
B. W. Speed
State Attorney General’s Department
Gibb Gilchrist
State Highway Fraineer
Chief Dry Cleaners Called for Clothes
Mr and Mrs Sam Todd and Mrs Sam Switzer were asked to Temple Wednesday where Mrs Will Randal underwent an operation at a hospital. The note mentions seeking services for clothing cleaning and promises satisfactory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Taetf
Sam Todd
Sam Switzer
Temple Wednesday
Will Randal
Bridge Party New Shipment of Tallys and Cards
Miss Loraine Bear of the Stiloh community and Miss Syt Wood of White Point spent the weekend in Comanche with Mem Ruth Laughlin. The William Reese Co reports a new shipment of tallys and cards has just been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Reese Co
Loraine Bear
Stiloh
Syt. Wood
White Point
Comanche
Ruth Laughlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jof HH. Eidson
Homer C. DE Wolfe
J. R. Eanes
W. T. House
B. J. Pittman
H. L. Stewart
Rob Haynes
Dwight Brightman
52Nd Judicial District
Tom L. Robinson
F. C. Jaye
Florence Sturkie Iva Hart
W. D
Will) Sturkie
Joe Marshall
Frank Howington
George Goosby
E. R. Armstrong Deroll
FE. Nabers
Charlie Cathey
Leverett
Little T. A
Aron
Ward W. P
Bill
Graham H. R
Hugh
Lacy Dee Isham
G. M
Scott Tom Patton
Will May
Sam B. Lewis
F. T. Brandt Grady Howell
Justice of Peace
J. D. Bonner
Ruth’s Fruit Stand
Brownwood, Texas
Wallace Berry
Clark Gable
Hell
William Powell
Buddy Rogers
Peggy Shannon
Frances Dee
THE
Texas Company
O. H. Donaho
Reese Drug Co
Ida Schorlemmer of
A. J. Gray
William R
Billy” Sumner
Aviation Corps
Randolph Field, San Antonio
Ed Sumifr
Coe
Arthur’s Tire Store
N. E. Cor
Texas
Renfro’s Market
Texas Power & Light CO
Comanche Milling Co
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