Lost money and misplaced notices in Comanche Texas
Lost twelve dollars including a ten dollar bill and two one dollar bills. The money vanished somewhere between Charles Harvey's and the post office. Return to G. B. Clarke rural carrier No. 6 Comanche Texas. Also note no for rent ad for Ith Durham residence in eastern town.
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Charles Harvey
Clarke
Comanche
Texas
Sale of Work Horses and Mules at Close Prices
Farmers offered good work horses and mules at close prices with Fall 125 terms if desired by buyers. Higeinbothan Dros & Co. conducts the sale aimed at attracting rural buyers and livestock owners.
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Real Bargaaing
H. C. Bradshaw
Loudermilk
Mark Callaway
Higeinbothan Dros & Co
Home Again in Comanche Nabers Return from West
J. B. Nabers returns to his old Comanche home after months in California and San Angelo. He finds West Texas has advantages but is glad to be back with Mrs Nabers recovering well from surgery. He resumes work as a carpenter building a five room house for Tom Luker six miles south of town.
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J. BO Nabers
Comanche
California
San Angelo
Best
Texas
Nubers
Tom Luker
Comanche Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Matcon
This P Haddlesston
L. B. Russell
Russell
J. M. Cochran
Nathalie Jessup
Luella Carter
J. C. McPherson
Codd
Masmanche
Tor Jack Jessup
Skinner Couple Relocate to Roswell New Mexico
Mr and Mrs M V Skinner leave for Roswell New Mexico to reside on a twenty acre irrigated farm with an apple orchard and 250 white Leghorn hens. The move is driven mainly by Mrs Skinner health. Their daughter Miss Aline Skinner will finish teaching at Winchell Texas then join them next May or June. The Skinners retain ties to Comanche and own homes there and on a farm south of town.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Comanche
National Trio to Perform at Comanche High School
The Lyceum course presents the National Trio at the high school auditorium Monday evening January 5. Comanche has offered unusually good entertainments this season and this event promises to please.
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Lyceum
Comanche
Burks Resigns Comanche Post to Join Austin Comptroller Office
Jokkie W. Burks leaves Comanche to assume chief clerk of the tax redemption division under State Comptroller elect H. Terrell in Austin. Burks will move his family after the current school term so his children may access University opportunities nearby. He has long served as county treasurer and deputy tax collector and is noted for clerical and executive work.
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Jokkie W. Burks
Austin
State Comptroller's Department
Comptroller’s Department
Ealid
Cotanche
Burks
Terrell
AL Br. Terrell
Comanche County
Partial Sun Eclipse Visible Over Comanche Region
Early morning January 24 a partial solar eclipse will be visible in Comanche and nearby areas, about 60 percent, lasting roughly three minutes. Observers can still conduct scientific observations within that brief window as eclipse coverage varies across the country from 5 to 95 percent in different cities.
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Comanche
Astronemere
United States
New York
New Haven
Buffalo
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Des Moines
Atlanta
Comanche and
Vicinity
Denver
Total eclipse returns to sight after centuries of absence
American scientists who have traveled worldwide to observe and photograph solar eclipses are overjoyed as a total eclipse becomes visible in this region, a rare event not seen here for hundreds of years and not expected soon again.
Local marriages issued since December 20
The following marriage licenses have been issued: James W Hobbs and Mary Martin Henry Jamar and Elender Crownover Newman Jones and Viola Jenkins R L Sprill and Dixie L Sloan T F McCullough and Irma Williams Lee Peston and Annie Morgan Artie Rambo and Minnie Lee Graham Harold Frank and Jen Vera Simpson Ellis Steele and Annie Lara Smith Fred Hart and Oxba Criswell A A Locke and Ruth Brownlee A M Mitchell and Fay Fails Floyd Boyett and Stella Loudermilk.
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Oxba Criswell
A. A. Locke
Ruth Brownlee
A. M. Mitchell
Fay Fails
Floyd Boyett
Stella Loudermilk
Their First Christmas Dinner Away From Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Redwine and son Warren of Comanche spent Christmas day with daughter Mrs. Pierce Harris of Sidney. The couple, married forty five years, shared their first Christmas dinner away from home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fd Redwine and Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCullough along with Mrs. Harris. The day was described as very enjoyable by those present.
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J. N. Redwine
Warren
Comanche
Pierce Harris
Sidney
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