Fire consumes Comanche block. losses reach thousands
A fire at 11 PM Saturday destroyed Mrs. L A Burrows building housing Chas Screws barber shop and spread to W H Chastain drug store and adjacent structures. Burrows insured? none. losses about 3800 for building and contents. Chastain fixtures loss around 1200. Town mobilized to fight the blaze. many residents aided and saved remaining properties.
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Sipe Springs
L. A. Burrows
Chas. Screws
W.H. Chastain
First National Tank
F. EF. Adama
Comanche
Chesteing
Screw
Burrow
Audrey
W H Chastain
Broownwaeod
Lee Morris
Call Platt
Martin Morris
Rising Star
Keifer Anderson
Okra
Prof. Robinson
Courtney
W. D. Edwards
Lila Humphries
Ruby Foster
Fort Worth
Pat Arnold
Abilene
Jim Smith
Jessie Stubblefield
Woodson
la Ville Smith
Breckenridge
Olof South
Mary Minx
Baird
J. D. Eastey
Lucile
J. P. Smith
Joe Lane
Rainey Lane
Wewaka
Okla
Douglas Trice
W. H. Tompkins
J. W. Kelley
Ward
Winlow Jay
F. E. Adams
G. Wyatt
John Smith
Oge
Amity
Ildtween
E. A. Whiteside
Jim Whiteside
M. Stewart
Brownwood
R. A. Stewart
Tom
Wichita Fal
Otis
Claude Chastain
Balls
W. H. Chastain
John Roberts
Sidney
Jay Koonce
Walter Stewart
Bibb
Otis Stewart
Newburg Scores Big as Energy Boys Triumph
Energy beat Newburg 10 to 2 after a Friday afternoon game. Newburg girls lost the matchup. Alfa Shaver visited Alvin Moody over the weekend. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Robert on January 10. A large crowd attended Sunday singing with plans for future gatherings.
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Newburg
Energy
Energy Boys
Alfa Shaver
Alvin Moody
Douglas Stephenson
Hall County
Cecil Robertson
Local Social Roundup and Obituary Notes
Soda Springs community sees a string of visits and gatherings with kin and friends from Comanche Mend, Mullin, Eden, and Zephyr, plus a funeral for R. F. Carter at Newburg and a death notice for Sam Evans. Cotton Grove and White Point also feature church events, travel to nearby towns, and school weekend visits. Prohibition debate closes with Uncle Bill Bottletop's quip about local drinking habits.
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Cotton Grove
George Masters
Beattie Beats Indian Mountain 22 to 0 in Friday Game
Beattie defeated Indian Mountain 22 to 0 on Friday. Farmers are busy breaking land and Dan Bingham returned home from near Cross Plains. Social events include parties at John Cox and Sidney with nearby plans at William Keith. St Joe girls and Beattie mentioned.
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Dan Bingham
Cross Plains
John Cox
Sidney
Beattie
Indian Mountain
William Keith
St. Joe
Little Newsy Paper From the Old Home Town
A poem celebrates the simple pleasure of reading the local newspaper. The speaker recalls family scenes around births, deaths, land deals and weddings reported in the small town paper. The voice contrasts rural pride with grand city dailies and cherishes home town news.
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C. M. Morris
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