Trifles Move the Course of Life in Quiet Ways
A brief meditation on trifles shaping fate. Small daily events, though barely noticed, act as hidden mainsprings of our lives. The poem suggests minor chances and ordinary objects carry outsized influence over our personal history.
Humorettes and snippets from a crackling dialogue
The fragment features quick quips among Gimlet Ammar and others with a social worker a fisherman and a teacher. Banter touches on marriage luck transmogrification of souls and Brutus stabbing and a boy’s exclamation yielding a humorous snapshot of everyday banter.
Nein Street Shapes Broadway With Observations
A writer notes heavy jaywalking in the city and cites minimal enforcement. He describes a strolling advertising actor earning twenty dollars weekly while puffing cigars. Visitors are advised to obtain pier passes to tour ships before Europe voyages and reflect on evolving travel amid modern systems.
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Europe
Turkeys Prove Most Profitable Crop for County Farmers
County Agent J A Barton outlines turkey production as a major winter to spring focus for 4 H members and adults. He notes 1931 turkeys yielded the strongest profits, despite price dips, and stresses better breeding stock, early egg mash, clean quarters, worm control, and planned community demonstrations to boost local flocks.
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J. A. Barton
Barton
Sidney 4-H Club
George Pratt
Pratt
Parton
December Sets Record for County Marriages in 1931
County Clerk reports 148 licenses issued in 1931, a 24 rise from 1930, with December breaking monthly records as 8 licenses on December 21 and Christmas weddings the heaviest of the year. Divorces totaled 14, down from 24 in 1930, while several former Stanton High teachers visited Comanche during New Year.
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Comanche County
Bob Haynes
J. R. Irvin
Merkel
Louis Burnett
Abilene
Charles Hicks
Cameron
Stanton High School
Comanche
BE. R. Ammons
Meetings on Poultry Care and Market Readiness Planned
Officials outline two series of meetings on feeding and care of breeding stock for early egg production and poults quarters. The second series covers breeding methods disease treatment and fattening for the market.
Marshall for Tax Collector announces candidacy
Joe Marshall formally announces his candidacy for Comanche County Tax Collector subject to Democratic Primaries. He notes twenty seven years in the county and eleven years in Comanche, inviting voters to visit his place of business and talk with supporters.
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Comanche County
Comanche
Gustine
Joe Marshall
Ward announces re election bid for Commissioner Precinct 1
A. T. Ward writes in the Chief column announcing his candidacy for re election as Commissioner of Precinct No 1 Tam. He thanks voters for past courtesies and hints at continuation on the last page of the paper.
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Fr. T. Brandt
T. A
Aron
Tam
Precinet No. 1
Precinet
Weather records reveal varied rainfall in 1981 and past decades
A Weather Recorder notes 1981 total rainfall of 24.26 inches, compared with 29.29 inches in 1930 and a decade average near 29 inches. June was wettest at 3.90 inches. September driest at .10. Notable rain days include June 17 with 1.28 inches and others in January May October and November.
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R. C. Graham
Weather Recorder
Graham
Voters Calendar 1932 Highlights Election Dates and Duties
Secretary of State Jane Y. McCallum provides a 1932 voters calendar listing key dates from poll tax receipts and tax reports to party conventions and ballot filings. The calendar covers qualifications, nominations, balloting procedures, and campaign expense filings with staged deadlines across January to July.
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Jane Y. McCallum
Associated Press
Stadium
Chicago
Sinlle
Nseos
Comanche County Farmers Predict 1932 Buoyant Year
Interviews show optimism that 1932 will be better than 1931 with Comanche County’s diversified farming supporting growth. Produce houses, grain and cotton shipments, and strong peanut, blackberry, turkey, and canning efforts highlight a robust year ahead.
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Comanche
Comanche County
George McKinzie
Eastland
Texas
East Texas
Stovere
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