Community notes and colonial items from Comanche Chief
The Comanche Chief editor notes lack of a current Boy Scout organization and 1926 plans, cites costs and space needs for scouting, praises the value of Scout work, and mentions civic topics. It covers Texas pension rules, a proposed constitutional amendment on teacher retirement, the Sam Houston room and bed in the Governor's Mansion, fire hall discussions, Mullin visitor A E Hohertz praising the Want Ad column, and a 1928 deal traceable to a Chief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Governor’s Mansion
Avastin
Sam Houston
Houston
Orville S. Carpenter
Gate
A. E. Hohertz
Mullin Wee
City Delinquent Tax Suits and Public Notices
Comanche v Brightman concluded the city tax suit affecting delinquent accounts. Going forward all delinquent taxes may be pursued by the city with installment options available to payers. Interest accrues from July 1 at 6 percent with an 8 percent penalty. payments must be definite. Also noted are comments on valuations, state offices salaries, and local citizen milestones including J A Stevens and his Confederate veteran father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Brightman
Council
Board of Qualization
Board of Equalization
Y. W. Holmes
Doggett family illnesses and social visits noted
Roch Byerly and Doris Thorn ton with sons and relatives returned home after visiting ill relatives M L Doggett and junior Doggett and Leths Maye Pars. Pauline Garner from Gateaville spent the weekend with friends. Modelle Branson stayed with Aunt Kicks Spencer at Comyn. Sam Willis visited relatives en route home from El Paso. Rev Bradford of Dublin preached Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Byerly
Muleshoe
Doris Thornton
Spur
M. L. Doggett
Junior Doggett
Leths Maye Pars
Pauline Garner
Gateaville
Modelle Branson
Kicks Spencer
Comyn
Jud Moore
W. A. Doggett
R. Doggett
Clairette
Jack Hamilton
Sam Willis
el Paso
Smithville
Rev. Bradford
Dublin
Weekend Visits From Area Families
White Point residents Mr and Mrs Floyd Knight and children spent Saturday night and Sunday with J. C. Russell. Elm Grove hosts Mr and Mrs John Hilley and children with Altin Hilley. Proctor and Dublin families joined Hencock and Oleta Kilgore for the weekend. Comanche visitors Mr and Mrs Doyle Fagan and baby saw Jeas Fagan. Additional lines mention Mr and Mrs Alt Sammers and others in a garbled near report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Knight
White Point
J. C. Russell
John Hilley
Altin Hilley
Elm Grove
H. Hencock
Proctor
Oleta Kilgore
Dublin
Doyle Fagan
Comanche
Jeas Fagan
Williams
Mary Elizabeth
Alt Sammers
Sunday March 1 Declared Sam Houston Day
The entry notes that Sunday March 1 will be observed as Sam Houston Day, marking a local commemorative occasion. It mentions no further events, speakers, or activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Final Account Finalized in Comanche County Guardianship
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication in Comanche County for J C Roberts guardian of A C Roberts estate number 1985 to file final account and seek discharge. The notice commands appearance before the county court on February 24, 1936 at the Comanche courthouse, with publication ten days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Comanche County
J.C. Roberts
A. C. Roberts
Comanche
A. D
J. H. Burton
Claudia Fisher
J. H. Reese
Black-Draught Endorsed For Constipation Aids Dizziness
A St Paul Virginia reader praises Black-Draught as effective for dizziness and headache caused by constipation. He notes using the remedy for children as a gentle laxative during colds and stomach upsets, claiming strong beneficial results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Holley
Comanche M. E. Church Closes First Quarter
By Charles H. Cole minister. The Comanche M E Church reports a strong first quarter with new youth programs a class for Young Married Couples and choir vestments. Church School attendance up 23 percent and finances reorganized meeting all obligations. Total first quarter receipts 1412 dollars with gifts to parsonage and White Christmas program assisting several families.
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Chas. H. Cole
Wesley Foundation
T. K. Rea Well Reaches 1600 Feet
The T. K. Rea Heirs Seaboard Oil Well No. 1 near Pottsville passed 1600 feet at end of last. Drilling occurs in hard sandstone at that depth with 12.5 inch casing set at 462 feet and 10 inch casing at 1446 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Rea
Seaboard Oil Corporation
Pottsville
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J. CG. Wilkerson
Mali
Texas
Re Department
George 4
Sheppard
Texas Tax Journal
J. D. Stevens
Carston
Bet
Waco
Lamkin
James Alexander Stevens
Stevens
Sevens
Georgia
Alabama
Iamkin
Mauryce
Cies
Comanche M. E
Mitelle
Dtu AY As
McKenzie
C. W. Williams
Cyril Jones
Fagan Chevrolet Co
Comanche, Texas
A. J. Gray
Kenneth Ory
Nappean National Fer
Office
J. B. Allcorn
Insurance and Bonds
Geo. T. Blackwell
Blackwell Sanitarium
Gorman
Roger Hasley
West Side Sq
Brobak Je
Possebrely
Probak Jr
PROBA
Refining CO
H. Slider
Wanscurs
Resi
F. L. Hill
West End
C. H. Donaho
C. W. Gray
West Side Square
E. R. Ammons
West Side
Daughety Clinic
Central Texas Hospital
Brownwood, Texas
N. A. Palmer &Co
Nate
Dallas
Chief Office
Brownwood
Texas Furniture & Rug Company
West Broadway
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