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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1936
Page
9
H. W. Scott seeks Democratic nomination for Commissioner of Precinct No 1 in the upcoming July 25 primary. He pledges to meet voters, avoid chronic county office ambitions, and oppose bovine I. B. tests while avoiding favoritism and unnecessary road expenditures.
A continuation piece explores home cooking tips and routines from local readers. It highlights simple recipes, kitchen hacks, and practical guidance for everyday meals with a focus on approachable techniques and family-friendly dishes.
In a volatile plot twist, James Buchanan is whisked away from his wedding by gunmen to Rossini Manor. Joan confronts deception as Rossini vows to protect her, while Flash schemes to derail the nuptials. The tale pivots on love, threats, and loyalty amidst mobbed-up schemes.
Wayne Everidge of Millersview and Miss Grace Chandler of Rochelle were married December 19. Tom Pate, Dr. Leverett Hill, Dick Shelton and Gail Dudley went bird hunting below San Antonio Saturday. John Luker, nephew of Judge R A Luker and former County Agent at Comanche, has been named head of the Borden Milk Producers Company in Houston.
A Captain peak in Culberson County rises to 8700 feet, the state’s tallest point and higher than any peak east of the Mississippi River.
Mrs. Robert Eaton announced that the Federated Missionary Society will meet Monday afternoon at the Methodist Church. Principal speaker will be Miss Abbie Atlee, a returned missionary from Mexico who formerly taught at Sue Bennett College in London Kentucky.
Jim confronts abductors and a mastermind as Joan is forced to wed him in a plotted marriage. Rossini schemes with a Justice of the Peace to stage bigamy while Jim pleads for truth. In the garage a kiss seals the ruse and Joan admits real feeling as the couple finally embrace. The End.
The Comanche National Bank of Comanche Texas reports assets totaling 651 776 63 including loans and discounts 298 477 19 overdrafts 60 99 government obligations 55 737 09 and other securities 4 890 54. Liabilities show deposits 520 345 25 with capital 123 431 38 and profits reserve. Signed by Cashier Robert Eaton and witnessed January 10 1936.
The Wade Everidge building on the south square is being repaired and remodeled after a fire damaged Huff Jewelry Store and the Southwest Gas Company office, both housed there. Huff plans to occupy again. the gas office has moved temporarily to the second floor.
The last of the Tesuy Gang mobsters, Tommy Touhy, is captured and held by federal agents. He had been a tuberculosis patient and under guard since 1933 after a long pursuit.
O Brightman and Son this week installed a feed mill on the northwest corner of the square and will grind mix and handle various kinds of feed. The interior has been remodeled to accommodate the business.
Public probate notice for M. F. Pendergrass estate. Administrator J. R. Pyrd seeks final discharge and accounting. hearing set at Comanche County Court on February 3 1936. Sheriff and officials commanded to publish weekly for ten days prior. Court and deputy clerk sign.
In Austin Texas the Aus Tex Chili Plant claims the title of the world’s largest chili and tamale canning operation. The facility processes vast volumes for distribution, reflecting Austin’s prominence in regional food processing.
The Wen Tarleton College basketball team defeated Ranger Junior College 70 to 6 last week, marking their 48th consecutive victory.
Mrs L H Caldwell of Statesville says Cardus helped her after years of weakness and nervousness. She writes she felt stronger after using Cardul and praises its long history of women testifying. The note urges others to consult a physician if it does not help.
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