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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1922

Page

6

Readings from Confederate Veterans In Bell County Reunion

The piece records Capt. J. J. Killingsworth presenting a Bell County Confederate veterans reunion poem by Staples. It honors soldiers of the gray, recalls homeward sorrow, battlefield grit, prison hardship, and loyalty to the South, and praises leaders like Davis and Lee while saluting the Blue and Gray reunion.

Ualy Bell County J. J. Killingsworth Prairie Dell Staples Belton James Rogers

Notice of Sheriff Sale in Comanche County Texas

Legal notice from Comanche County Texas states Utterback Harris Co. versus Thurman and Zora Thurman. It details a sheriff sale of 100 acres in Comanche County to satisfy a judgment of 758.63 plus costs, to be held at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in March 1922, including parcel descriptions and boundaries. The notice includes a discussion of prohibition law and health department guidance on moonshine.

Qeona Hoveckman Exas State Board of Health Stat Theseven Texas State Department of Health E. H. Golaz Department of Health State Board of Health Texas State Board of Health Dean and Volstead Erath County Lepgeof Utterback & Dorris Company Comanche County Comfin Elizabeth Walker M .I R. M. Richardson Tom Davis O Thurman Zora Thurman Utterback & Harris Co L. F. Marshall A. J. Lloyd

Proctor Notes Social Visits and Local Games

Mrs. John Walker and children visited Desdemona. Bud Kalluma hosted a birthday party for local youths. Rev. Baxter conducted services in Hasse. Bertha Able returned to Cross Plains and Fl Able family to Baird. Shiloh and Proctor girls played basketball. Jimmie Nichols of Dublin visited cousin Earl Ray Evans. Claude Holdifield family and Mrs. Lane traveled to Dublin. Virginia Broxton visited Pauline Rock. Baggett singing drew a crowd of youths.

John Walker Desdemona Bud Kalluma Baxter Hasse Bertha Able Cross Plains Fl Able Baird Shiloh Proctor W. L. Moore Jimmie Nichols Dublin Earl Ray Evans Claude Holdifield T. C. Lane Virginia Broxton Pauline Rock Baggett

Garden social notes and visitors in Arbor Springs

Arbor Springs residents enjoy warm weather and gardening. Several attended a party at Mr. Dencis Saturday night. Neighborhood visits include Mayme Hulsey Gressett Beaty and others with Mr. Hendrix, Mr. Collins, and Mr. Williams families. One son suffers a serious arm injury while visiting. Todd and Jennings advertise garden tools.

Dencis Mayme Eula Hulsey Isabelle Gressett Opal Ory Beaty Mary Moore Will Hendrix Lillian Alley Ruby Barrett George Bobb Jessie Fay Underwood Suez Homer Collins J. JD Beaty Vergil Hodge J. R. Collins Dean Collins Comanche W. K. Gressett T. K. Moore Arthur Charlie Hendrix Sanday J. W. Moore Avery Moore Tom Johnson Rosa Planagan Opal Beaty Isabelle

Marriage Among Youths Increases In United States

Washington reports census bureau analysis shows 16 1000 boys and 14 834 girls aged 15 listed as married in 1920 with 82 boys and 499 girls widowed or divorced. The study notes rising shares of married persons aged 15 to 34 since 1910, with a smaller rise for ages 35 to 44 and a decline among those 45 plus. over 50s total 1 440 514, including 804 406 men and 636 108 women.

Washington United States Census Bureau

Norrid and Prater Advertise Market Buying

Local business Norrid & Prater invites sellers of all kinds to bring goods for top market prices. The notice promises competitive offers and immediate payment on arrival. The short ad identifies the dealers but omits location and contact details.

Norrid & Prater

Notice to Candidates on Card Printing Prices

The chief announces candidate cards will be printed at 500 for $1.50 and 1,000 for $2.50 with larger quantities at further discounts. This message invites candidates to prepare and purchase cards at the stated rates until further notice.

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