Comanche Announces Fall Fair In Early November 1922
The Comanche Business Men's Association plans a two day Fall Fair on Thursday and Friday November 3 and 4 1922. W H Carpenter chairs a organizing committee appointing heads for Dairy Cattle H Holloway Hogs J R Eanes Poultry H J R Gille Beef Cattle M Callaway Horticulture J B Layne Sheep and Goats T J Williams Finance J B Chilton Jr Each head to form subcommittees and arrange premiums and exhibits with citizen support urged to ensure a successful county event with wide profits.
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Comanche
Comanche Business Men's Association
W. H. Carpenter
Aitterent
R. F. Holloway
J. R. Eanes
H. J. R. Gille
Mark Callaway
J. B. Layne
Ladies Meet to Form American Legion Auxiliary Unit
All interested town ladies are asked to gather at 7 45 Tuesday February 28 at the American Legion Club Rooms in the Masonic Temple to organize a Temporary Charter unit. The group will support veterans and youth organizations and welcomes wives daughters sisters or mothers of service members or those who served between 1917 and 1918.
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American Legion
American Legion Club
Masonic Temple
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
United States
Godbold De Montel rites unite Dallas pair in Waxahachie
Sanc W Godbold eldest son of Mollie Godbold and Pauline De Montel of San Antonio wed January 2 in Waxahachie at the Methodist church officiated by Rev. Patton. Godbold served in France with the signal corps and now returns to duty with the Southwestern Telephone Co. The couple reside in Oak Cliff.
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Sanc
W. Godbold
Mollie Godbold
Pauline Sse Montel
Dallas
Waxahachie
Methodist Church
Patton
Godbold
Robert de Montel
San Antonio
Sane Godbold
Comanche
Southwestern Telephone Company
Signal Corps
France
Mrs. Godbold
Oak Cliff
Womanless Wedding at High School Auditorium Next Friday
The Methodist Young People’s Department plans a Womanless Wedding at the high school auditorium on Friday night March 3. The event promises something rich rare and racy and should be enjoyed by all. Buy a ticket and support the young performers.
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Methodist Young People’s Department
Dilemma Gladious Weds Well I Snigger in 1922
Mr and Mrs R A Gladious announce the marriage of their daughter Dilemma to Mr Well I Snigger on Friday March 3 1922 at the High School Auditorium.
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R. A. Gladious
Dilemma
Well I. Snigger
High School
Plant Exchange Planned by Study Club for Surplus Garden Tags
The Study Club will hold a plant exchange on March 4 in a building on the square to rescue surplus plants and shrubs from being discarded. Anyone with unwanted plants is urged to donate them so they may be claimed by others at no charge, with the first requester receiving a plant. Bailey, Comanche’s produce man, advertises high prices for old hens and chickens in the same note.
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Mar Shu Club
Study Club
Bailey
Comanche
Paul Warburg
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank of
Jallas
KR. L. van Zandt
Federal Reserve Bank
Death of Lee Gage at Fort Worth
To the Chief report reads Lee Gage died Sunday in Fort Worth and was interred Monday at Oakwood Cemetery in Comanche with Rev. Fowler conducting the service. Born November 19, 1896, he was the son of John A. and Mattie Gage, married Jewell Connell in 1918, leaving a widow and infant daughter Jewell, plus five sisters and his parents. He had moved to Fort Worth after schooling, joined the Church of Christ in 1917, and was described as an exemplary young man with bright prospects. The notice reflects on loss, faith, and the circle of family mourning.
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Lee Gage
Ft Worth
Comanche
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Fowler
Arthur Lee Gage
John A. Gage
Mattie (Brown) Gage
Fort Worth
Church of Christ
Jewell Connell
J. Connell
Jewell
Sand
Nina
Ira B
Shirley
Grim Reaper
Gage
Brown
Bailey buys hens this weekend and Monday at premium
Bailey the produce man will pay an extra good price for hens next Saturday and Monday. The notice also mentions Todd & Jennings offering Irish potatoes.
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Bailey
Todd & Jennings
The Dominant Influence of The Federal Reserve Board
A historical critique argues that the Federal Reserve Board and its key figures, including Paul M. Warburg and Mellon associates, control U.S. finance through interlocking directorates and policy dictates. It cites 1920 circulars urging banks to curb speculative lending and limit borrower reliance on the Fed, highlighting the perceived consolidation of power among New York banks and financial houses.
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Federal Reserve Board
H. Parker Willis
New York
York Journal of Commerce
Congress
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn-Loeb & Co
Kidder Peabody & Co
Lee Higginson & Co
National City Bank of New York
First National Bank of New York
United States
Baltimore
Paul M. Warburg
Kuhn-Loeb & Company
National Bank of Commerce of New York
United States Mortgage & Trust Co
B. & O. Railway Company
National Railways of Mexico
Wells Fargo Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co
Loeb
Kuhn-Toeb & Company
Felix M. Warburg
Jacob H. Schiff
Money Trust
Harding
the Treasury
Mr. Mellon
Pittsborg
Penn
U. S. Treasury
Mellon
Mellon National Bank of
Pittsburg
Mellons Bank
Mellon Bank
N"tors
Cleveland
Ohio
County Interscholastic League Meet Planned for Comanche
The Inter scholastic League sets the County Meet for March 24 and 25 in Comanche. Debates and declamations for Class A high schools begin Friday at 8 p m in the high school auditorium with Comanche and De Leon as the only Class A participants.
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Interscholastic League
W. H. Carpenter
Comanche
de Leon
Grammar School
Ola Cunningham
Base Ball Park
R. C. Boswell
B. R. McCorkle
Sidney
No Panic Reported as Flotsam and Jetsam Debate
The author asserts that the board will issue Federal Reserve notes as the main circulating medium and promises a future column on Flotsam and Jetsam arguing that business cycles of prosperity and recession occur regularly among modern nations.
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Federal Reserve
Inspector of weights and measures visits Comanche
Government inspector O. D. Kirkpatrick tested scales and measures in Comanche last week and found about fifteen to twenty were inaccurate, most of which were adjusted. He plans to appoint a local inspector to prevent future complaints, though no decision on hiring is yet known.
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O. D. Kirkpatrick
Comanche
Dishes and housewares advertised at low prices
Dishes, cups and saucers priced at 15 cents each, plates 15 cents, full line first quality. Clothes pins five cents per dozen. School tablets sold at five and ten cent store ODOM'S on the Little red front on the South Side.
Oil Lease Releases Now Available at Chief Office
Chief office lists releases of oil leases in stock and for sale. Details cover lease titles, statuses, and pricing. Buyers may inspect and acquire at the central repository.
Card of Thanks for Arthur Lee Gage
Mrs. Lee Gage and daughter extend gratitude to friends for love and sympathy after the death of Arthur Lee Gage. Thanks to fraternal orders and Rev Fowler for services. Blessings to all who offered kindness and support. Names of many relatives listed for thanks.
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Arthur Lee Gage
Mr. Fowler
Lee Gage
John Gage
J. F. Pate
Charlie Carter
I. B. Brown
Lizzie Ford
Leman Peters
W. Miller
J. Connell
Comanche to Get Large New Swimming Pool
Work on the Webb property pool advances rapidly in the south part of town. The solid rock and concrete tank will range from three to seven feet deep, be larger than similar towns, and should be finished by May 2. Modern facilities will serve summer visitors.
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Webb
Comanche
Freemen Hammond Company to Perform at Lyceum Night
The Lyceum course presents the Freeman Hammond Company at the auditorium next Wednesday. Freeman Hammond, a leading character impersonator, stars in Second Childhood with Miss Ada McDonald and Miss Lillian Carpenter in a varied program of playlets, solos, and pianologues. Tickets are sold at Paris Smith's drug store.
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Lyceum
Freeman Hammond
America
Ada McDonald
Lillian Carpenter
Paris Smith's
Volsey Jackson Files for Precinct 1 County Commissioner
Volsey Jackson announces his bid for county commissioner of Precinct 1. Born and raised in Sidney, he served four years as sheriff, earning a strong record and familiarity with county affairs. He appeals to voters in the Democratic primary, asking fair consideration of his qualifications.
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Volsey Jackson
Sidney
Mert
ODOM'S Sale Promises Low Prices on Household Goods
Notice of cheap items in town including cup and saucer 15c and plates 1c. Full line first quality. Clothes pins and school tablets 3c each at ODOM'S on The and 10 cent Store Little Ree.
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Odom
Little Ree Front
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Godbold-Demontel
Weights and Measures
Red Front
Hambone
Lucian W. Parrish
United States Senate
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