Poultry push spreads through Southwest Texas farms
Lockhart, Texas report notes cow sonless and heirless slogan spreading to Plains counties. Chambers of Commerce organize to improve cows hogs chickens and turkeys with Shiner delivering better breed stock at reduced prices. Poultry slaughtering plant and rising hen prices underscore lucrative poultry shift as fat hogs and cattle market values edge up. Pure Louisiana Cane Syrup advertised by Todd & Jennings.
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Lockhart
Texas
Shiner Chamber of Commerce
Shiner
Avent
Comanche Triumphs In Basketball Over Sidney
Comanche defeated Sidney 36 to 27 in a fast hard game. The team prepares for a Friday meeting with Gus tine five in their lone scheduled contest.
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Sidney
Comanche
Gustine Five
T. R. Moore
T. R
Curtis Montgomery
Floyd Merritt
M. M. M. Club
Florence
Printing office hype for candidate cards and printing
An advertisement touts quick reliable printing at low prices for candidate cards and other printing needs. It promises stylish, on time service and markets itself as the "hot mustard" of printing.
Sheriff Lewis F Marshall Ends Term As He Heads East
Sheriff Lewis F Marshall left yesterday for Eastland as a witness in two auto theft cases. He announced plans to run for re election next week, praising his one term as sheriff and drawing support from friends who view him as faithful and conscientious.
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Lewis Marshall
Eastland
Lewis F. Marshall
DANGER OF LETTING A COLD RUN ITS COURSE
Public health warnings urge breaking up a lingering cold to prevent pneumonia and grippe. The three days cough is a warning, and Kurokol claims rapid relief after the first dose, with druggists refunding money if unsatisfied after three doses.
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United States
Canada
Texas May Lose its Pro Rata of U S Road Fund
Washington reports that Texas must amend its constitution within three years to shift road construction control to the State Highway Commission to receive federal highway funds. Officials met in Washington with the Bureau of Public Roads. a Texas good roads meeting is planned for February 6 at College Station. Windrow resigns as State Highway Engineer. successor to be chosen next week, with Windrow remaining to accompany MacDonald on a Texas tour.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
State Highway Commission
R. W. Hubbard
Texas State Highway Commission
D. K. Martin
Itasca
Rollin J. Windrow
Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Thomas H. MacDonald
College Station
Mr. MacDonald
Bankhead National
Dallas
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Austin
San Antonio
Windrow
Commission
MacDonald
Tanlac credited for health recovery by Arkansas grocer
Paul Snodgrass of Little Rock says Tanlac restored his appetite and energy after years of weakness. He reports improved sleep, digestion, and weight gain of fourteen pounds after using Tanlac, with continued use during flu recovery and generally to maintain health. Sold by Hamilton Drug Co. in Comanche and other druggists.
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Tanlac
Paul Snodgrass
Capital St
Little Rock
Ark
Tanlaee
Taniac
Comanche
Hamilton Drug Co
Hens Wanted Bids Sought By D C Bailey
Classified note seeks hens at 17 cents per bird offered by D C Bailey with a closing date Monday January 16. Readers urged to supply poultry for local market.
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D. C. Bailey
This Woman Will Hang a Man A Sheriff’s Execution Duty
Mrs. Gunda Martindale, sheriff of Allamakee County Iowa, will oversee the execution of Karl Throst for the murder of Inga Magnuson in Waukon on March 9. Throst was captured after Magnuson’s death in her lonely school and an angry mob was warded off by the sheriff.
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Karl Throst
Inga Magnuson
Waukon
Iowa
Christian Church Aims for 10000 Additions in Texas 1922
Rev George H Morrison reports Fort Worth meeting where 150 pastors and laymen pledged evangelism from now to Easter. The group adopted a slogan for ten thousand additions in Texas this year with half by Easter as part of a nationwide revival effort.
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George H. Morrison
Central Christian Church
Trort Worth
First Christian Church
Panther City
Morrison
America
Fort Worth
Jesus Christ
Texas
Pass On The Praise From A Kansas City World
A sentimental plea to spread praise in daily life. The piece urges telling loved ones they are valued, noting how a simple compliment can brighten homes, inspire workers, and even uplift strangers. It emphasizes timely praise at home, work, and with elders to avoid regret at life’s end.
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Kansas City
Hell
Halleluiah Vaughan 1922 Song Book On Sale
I Vinyard promotes the new Vaughan 1922 Song Book now available at the Cash Store. Be first to learn the new songs with this latest issue offering limited availability and quick purchase appeal.
Railroad Time Table Notes for North and South Routes
Northbound No. 4 departs at 10:03 a m with connections to Katy at Dublin and arrives at Comanche at 9:25 a m. Southbound No. 6 runs at 4:34 a m with returns to Dallas. Stops include Hamilton Waco and Cotton Belt at Dublin with several intermediate times listed.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Comanche Resident
Mrs. W. Payne of Comanche hails Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for dizziness back ache and kidney troubles. She reports relief from pains and visual specks when bending during housework after using the medicine. Price is 69 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
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Comanche
W. Payne
Doan
Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas 1922
By order of sale issued December 28 1921 in A S Gruener vs A J Camp C C Camp and Oil Field Lumber Co case 6361 the sheriff will sell February 7 1922 at the courthouse door Comanche Texas property Lot 7 Block 1 Central addition Sipe Springs to satisfy a 623 20 judgment plus costs. Property levied as the defendants property. Sheriff L F Marshall. Deputy A J Lloyd.
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State OF Texas
Comanche
District Court
Comanche County
Gruener
A. J. Camp
C. C
Sipe Springs
Texas
A .J. Camp
C. C .Camp
Oil Field Lumber Co
A. S. Gruener
L. F. Marshall
A. J. Lloyd
Notice of Sheriff Sale in R. T. Wallace Case
On the 28th day of December 1921, Sheriff Marstall will sell for cash on the first Tuesday in February 1922 before the Courthouse door in Comanche County Texas, an undivided half interest in Lot 14 of Lampasas County 3 League Survey. The sale satisfies a judgment of $98,928 in favor of R. T. Wallace against Frank W. Foster.
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District Court
Comanche County
R. T. Wallace
Frank W. Foster
Comanche
Towit
Lampasas County
3 League
Texas
N. E
NFE
TL. F. Marstiall
A. J. Lloyd
New Year Greeting From Bald Headed Club Leader
Walter Wake man, vice-president of the Bald Headed Club of America, sends a New Year message noting changes over two decades. He contrasts old prices and daily life with modern conveniences and comforts, then wishes readers a Happy New Year.
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Walter Wakeman
Bald Headed Club of America
Farmers Await Rain as 1922 Cropping Begins
Special dispatch from Rucker dated January 16 reports farmers waiting for rain to start the 1922 crop. A few stalks have been cut. health in the area is generally good though E. M. Allsup suffers a neck boil. Sunday school resumes after a lapse with plans to grow attendance and singing classes at Liberty.
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Rucker
E. M. Allsup
Liberty
Bowman
Hhesiners
Uncle Jack Wright Back From Temple Visit
Uncle Jack Wright returned Wednesday from Temple where he visited his brother Captain T. C. Wright and his daughter and went to see Antonio in Mexico with grandchildren. He is feeling strong and a joy to all his friends.
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Jack Wright
Temple
T. C. Wright
Mexico
Sie
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P. A. Starck
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