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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
5
County Clerk Bob Haynes seeks re election for a second term as sheriff Dwight M Brightman District Attorney Tom L Robinson 52nd Judicial District County Treasurer Florence Sturkie IVA Hart Mr and Mrs W C Bradshaw Abilene spent the weekend Comanche with their daughter Mrs Hart Shoemaker. I want your cream praece poultry and eggs - But are at Home Produce Co
Comanche County will continue its farming system without radical change due to the new cotton law. County Agent J. A. Barton notes a reduction in cotton acreage amid a 15 year drive to diversify crops and livestock. The office will push improved seeds, pastures, and home grown rations while boosting turkey, peanut, and fruit production and promoting living at home. News covers births and local visits in Crane and Brownwood as well.
Durham Pecan Co in Comanche Texas seeks pecans and plans to be in the market for at least 80 more days. Farmers and sellers with pecans to offer are urged to contact Us.
Local ad from Bob Sealf announcing Home Produce Co buys produce and poultry. It invites farmers to bring cream chickens and eggs, promising top prices.
A new shipment of silk dresses has arrived at Shelton and Jackson's offering stylish spring options. Prices start at five dollars, inviting shoppers to preview the latest arrivals in the shop.
Bishop's Market looks to buy Country Sausage Rack Bone and Spare Ribs. Fresh Meat Ice Weerless Produce Co purchases poultry and ergs. Cold storage for rent trucking offered.
In a Montana ranch valley Tiger Eye Reeves shoots to defend a hiding fellow, sparking a clash with Jess Markel and a wounded foreman. Babe and the Kid discuss justice as Nellie and her mother tend a dying man shot in the back. The Kid rushes to aid Nellie.
Miss Janet Smith of Dallas and James Robert Binford Jr were married Saturday at First Presbyterian Dallas in a ceremony attended by family. The bride is daughter of Myrtle Smith and a Rice Institute alumnus is the groom. They plan a brief home stay at 1704 West Colorado Avenue then tour South Texas after Feb. 1.
Tom Holmeley of Colorado visited Comanche on Monday. Rosell Hower and Mr. Mrs. C. W. Williams from Hamilton called on Comanche residents Tuesday. Reverend J. D. Smoot and Reverend M. Daily were Brownwood visitors on Wednesday.
The Sidney boys and girls basketball teams were honored with a Wednesday banquet at the high school auditorium. The Home Economics Club organized the event under Miss Pearl Wilkins with 28 guests served. Virginia Hall presided, remarks by C D N Statum James Stewart and Supt Swindell, with Miss Zannette Lane performing.
The Robinson Springs School Home Economics Club under Miss Opal Howard hosted a banquet for faculty and school board members and their wives. County Superintendent Romeo S. Walker attended as a special guest and spoke, with Perry Moring serving as master of ceremonies. A four course dinner was served in the newly completed Home Economics Cottage.
C W Innes, 70, former Comanche resident, died at his San Angelo home at 9 a m Monday January 18. Born December 29, 1861 in Kentucky, he lived in Victorian County and Austin before moving to Comanche and then San Angelo. He served 25 years as State Agent for The Peerless Fence Company and is survived by a sister Ethalene Innes, nephew John Gano, niece Wille Innes, and uncle Harrold Gano. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 pm at the Church of Christ in San Angelo. He had suffered from a weak heart.
Roe Haile 64 a longtime Sipe Springs resident died Tuesday January 19 at his home from apoplexy. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Sipe Springs with Rev Homer Davis officiating and burial under Masonic Lodge auspices. He was born December 5 1867 in Parker County and lived in the area since age eight. Survived by wife Celia Katy Hendrix four children nine grandchildren and two sons and a daughter. He affiliated with the Baptist Church I O O F and Masonic Lodges.
Carl Jack Carter was surprised Wednesday when fifteen boys and girls gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs J V Carter to honor him before he leaves with his parents for a new home in Portor. Games and activities provided entertainment.
Local business message from Durham Pecan Co. inviting customers and potential partners to explore purchasing and collaboration opportunities.
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