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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1949
Page
11
FOR SALE Four room frame house in good condition A bargain To be moved Call or see I C Willingham or P H Isham Gustine 25 27¢
Burks Transfer and Storage Company moved multiple residents household goods within and between towns. Mrs. M F Taber moved from Petsick Addition to another home. C C Davis moved from storage to the Ram Maurice home. Jeffreys resigns from Comanche Grammar School to teach at Ranger and moved belongings. Walker family moved into a newly purchased home on the Worth Highway. Grace Collins moved goods to Gartman View from Comanche. Van Brush moved goods from De Leon to Weatherford. Bobby Rambo moved into the Switzer Duplex on East Dunran Ave.
Classified notices listing corn maize oats baled Johnson grass and hegar i. fryers raised in battery. stray Hampshire sow. un furnished three room apartment for rent. oil cook stove and Aladdin lamp items for sale. rate extensions for Fort Worth Star Telegram and Angelo Standard Times subscriptions. 1939 Ford pickup with 1946 engine for sale. sale or trade of fixtures stock and building in Gustine near post office.
The Comanche Lions Club announces a yearlong program contest led by W. C. House with 22 numbered entries. Voting will determine the outstanding 1949 program, with potential rewards including a trip to major bowls if interest grows.
Mr and Mrs C L Huett and Mr and Mrs Doc McNutt attend a week long series of Bible lectures in Amarillo delivered by Hyman Appleman president of The American Association For Jewish Evangelism at Buchan Street Baptist Church. The second annual conference on prophecy and the Jews features six other speakers discussing Jews Russia The Last Days The Return of Christ and the Signs of the Time.
Storied frontier lawman Bat Masterson is said by Wyatt Earp to have killed four men, with no accounting for possible Indian deaths at Adobe Walls. The piece recounts early gunfights in Sweetwater, Dodge City, and the Dodge City incident that left Bat with multiple killings. The article notes Masterson later worked as a sports writer in New York and ends with a quip about ice and fairness.
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