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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
5
Election slate for county offices listed in Gustine district
The document names Cyril A. Greene as County Clerk, with associated initials CYRIL A. GREENE N. BE. (ED.) PALMER of Gustine. It lists Hillburn Arthur Miss Leve Roberson W. B. (Dad) Payne Henry Gore Nannie Perry as County Treasurer and Jor H H. Ridson of Hamilton as District Attorney for the 52nd Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril A. Greene N. BE
Palmer
Gustine
Hilburn
Hip
Arthur Miss Leve Roberson
W. B
Dad
Payne Henry Gorenannie Perry
52Nd Judicial District
Jor H H. Ridson
Hamilton
Notice to candidates on candidate card pricing
The newspaper announces candidate card printing offers with 500 for $1.50 and 1,000 for $2.50. Larger quantities receive further discounts from regular prices to encourage candidates to participate.
Do the People Care About Texas Education, Says Vinson
Dr. Vinson tells the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs that the states education system faces unprecedented jeopardy due to legislative actions and a lax Legislature. He urges a constitutional amendment to fund higher learning independently, noting public concern but eroding faith in boards and graft in politics. The public cares, but politicians have misled them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Nagging in the Home Promotes Seeking Comfort Elsewhere
Nora Cole Skinner argues nagging poisons home life and pushes family members to seek happiness elsewhere. She urges self control, bright regard for spouses, and avoiding taking on others bad moods to keep the ideal home welcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Hoyle
Voters oppose further funds for Dr Vinson and allies
The public expresses belief in a square deal and support for up building the state but insists education has not been fair and resists further money controlled by Dr Vinson and his group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Vinson
Comanche boys lead in wireless telegraphy effort
The article highlights five local youths Loring Vaughn John Hoff Hayne Waring William Mackey and William Stewart who have erected wireless stations and receive daily messages nationwide. It mentions Mrs Hoff hearing a Dallas sermon 150 miles away and notes Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Vaughn
John
Hoff
Hayne Waring
William Mackey
William Stewart
Higginbotham Leader Visits Comanche for Stockholders Meet
R W Higginbotham head of the Higginbotham firm and Dallas financier visited Comanche for the annual stockholders meeting. He predicted an improving year, urged action over rain talk, and noted his rising role at Security National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Higginbotham
Dallas
Comanche
Higginbotham
Texas
West Texas
Security National Bank
Newburg News Highlights Local Visits and Farewell Sermon
Special to The Chief on January 18 reports Charles Cunningham returning to Amarillo after visiting his mother Mrs. W W Cunningham, accompanied by his niece Selma Moore. Walter Hillsman gives a farewell sermon, and several residents attend singing and social visits across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cunningham
W. W. Cunningham
Amarillo
Selma Moore
Emmett Cunningham
Goldthwaite
Alma Reese
Bruce Irving
Eura Thomas
Comanche
Moody
Walter Hillsman
Percy Wright
Sidney Burton
Cecil Johnson
John Mills
Fleming
Neely Burton
J. S. Vancleave
Charlie Schofield
Tom Cunningham
Roger Vancleave
Will Wilson
P. W. Levisay
John Burton
Troy
Troy Wright
Jim Mills
Citation by Publication in Comanche County Texas 1922
Public notice commands the sheriff to summon H E Harkins and I T flecker unknown residence to appear in Justice Court on February 27 1922 to answer a suit by J A Rogers for debt and contract. Claims totaling 55 00 27 00 and 37 00 assigned to Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Comanche County
Comanche
52Nd Judicial District
H2nd
J. A .Rogers
H. E. Harkins
TF. T. Hocker
J. A. Rogers
McPherson
Comanche Texas
Judge Rufus Hardy Declines Texas Congress Run
Washington dispatch reports Judge Rufus Hardy of Corsicana will not seek renomination in Texas Sixth District. A former county and district attorney and district judge, Hardy cites changing times and his long held views on silver coinage and constitutional amendments as factors shaping his political stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rufus Hardy
Corsicana
Congress
Texas
Hardy
Pay Your Poll Tax Warns Chief to Citizens and Women
The Chief urges all citizens to pay poll taxes by February to obtain receipts and vote. It emphasizes that property held with a spouse can be taxed and that voting requires the receipt. The piece argues tax reductions justify duties, notes women must pay, and calls for responsible choices in public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Senator Voices States Rights View On Prohibition and Suffrage
A Texas figure argues against federal enforcement of prohibition and woman suffrage while praising Webb Kenyon and state power. He warns the eighteenth and nineteenth amendments threaten state sovereignty and criticizes anti lynching federal bills. He urges future generations to handle grave national questions locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jefferson
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. T. Moore
Nora Cole Skinner
Castoria
Ballard
Paris Smith
F. Parks
Ahem
Newburg News
G. ©. Hamilton
Justice of the Peace
Precinct One
Mabie
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