BABY CHCKS Hatching Settings and Hatchery Ads
Monday hatching settings offered by Jess Atwood & Son Hatchery south of West Ward School Bldg Comanche Texas. Reese Drug Co promotes Star Sulphurous Compound for fowls with money back guarantee if it fails to prevent germs worms lice and other pests, improving health and egg production at low cost.
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Claras
Reese Drug Co
Jess Atwood & Son Hatchery
West Ward School
Comanche
Texas
Cotton Reduction Program for 1935 Set by State Board
The State Review and Allotment Board and Cotton Control Association reorganize county units for the 1935 cotton reduction. Communities must have at least 509 producer units, with one three member committee per designated community. counties under 596 units have one committee. Eligibility includes owners, tenants, or managers operating farms with cotton planted in 1924 25 or previous years under specific contracts or government eradication agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Review and Allotment Board
Cotton Control Association
A. L. Staith
Ny Readnecr
Eas
Mantet
Amr
W Boldebuck Lay Died in January at 1 P M
William Boldebuck 73 died at his home in Fellowship January 20 after a short illness. Interment was in Newburg Cemetery. Born in Austin County Texas in 1861 he married Randine Rasmussen in Hamilton County in 1896. The family moved to Comanche in 1908. Survived by son Henry and his family at the homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boldebuck
Newbure
Mr. Boldebuck
Austin County
Texas
Hamilton County
Randine Rasmusen
Comanche 7
Eoon Boldebuck
Henry
Tech-Made Suit Worn by Gov Allred Inauguration
Gov Allred wore a dark grey suit spun and manufactured at Texas Tech on the Lubbock campus under textile engineering head C D Brandt for his inauguration. The textile made attire mirrors the presidential and vice presidential outfits from last year. Congressman George Mahon also wore a Tech-made suit on taking office and another Tech-made suit is due for Senator Tom Connally in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edorning
James Y. Allred
Texas
Texas Technological College
C. D. Brandt
Lubbock College
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
George Mahon
Charlie Guy
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Washington
Tom Connally
Sipe Springs Elder Reese Thompson to fill appointment
Elder Reese Thompson of Cisco will fill his appointment at the Church of Christ Sunday January 27. Rev John W Henderson will fill his regular appointment at the Baptist Church Sunday January. Prayer Meeting at the Baptist Church each Wednesday night. Senior B Y P U and Junior B Y P A each Sunday night. Epworth League at the Methodist Church each Sunday night. Bible Study at the Church of Christ each Thursday night. Woman's Missionary Society meets Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist Church. Mr and Mrs Jack Rose announce birth of a son on Monday January 21. Mr and Mrs Whitesides returned from McAllen to spend the winter with her father Granddad Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Thompson
Cisco
Church of Christ
John W. Henderson
The
Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Jack Rose
Br. A. Whitesides
McAllen
Marriages and Deeds Recorded in Court House News
Marriages documented on January 12 15 include J Maxwell Holder and Cloyce Porter Rev A E Wilson officiating Earl F E Davis and Alberta Hasley Rev J L Woolsey officiating plus several other couples. Deeds show H Cathey and wife to W L Cathey 32 acres and FE Denny and wife to H A Taylor part of Block 25 Comanche with $1 and other possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Maxwell Holder
Cloyce Porter
A. Edwin Wilson
Earl EF. Davis
Alberta Hasley
J. L. Woolsey
W. R. Chancellor
Opal Fernl
Comanche
J. W. Cagle
Timpie Pitman
Sidney
George R. Foster
Loraine Roberts
Sipe Springs
R. T. Swinney
Opal Martin
de Leon
T. C. Carter
Christine Stewart
H. Cathey
W. L. Cathey
W. H. Dillard
Denny
H. A. Taylor
Town of
Custom Grinding Service Seeks Field Jobs and Central Pickups
H. C. Switzer of Wichita Falls visited his brother Sam Switzer here Sunday. Switzer moved from Comanche in 1893 and this was his first visit in five years. Peanut hay 15 cents per hundred. Howard Motor Company number available for grinding requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Motor Company
John Carroll
H. C
Chris) Switzer
Wichita Falls
Sam Switzer
Mr. Swizer
Comanche
Teachers To Meet In Brownwood Says County Superintendent
County Superintendent B Ray McCorkle urges all possible teachers in the county to attend the meeting and considers attendance as one day for the County Teachers Meeting. Principals and superintendents should consult their boards and he will welcome as many as can travel to Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
B. Ray McCorkle
Singers Meeting Planned At Zephyr High School
Notice announces the Fifty Mile Singing Convention gathering at Zephyr high school auditorium on January 26 and 27. On Sunday a lunch will be served and attendees are asked to bring a basket. Newt Wolverton of Bangs is president, Paul Bivens of Santa Anna vice-president, and J D Murray of Brownwood secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty Mile
Zephyr High School
Newt Wolverton
Bangs
Paul Bivens
Santa Anna
J. D. Murray
Brownwood
Internal Revenue Collector Urges Immediate Action on 1934 Returns
Dallas Treasury report stresses joint returns must be signed by both spouses. Either may prepare, but both signatures required. if impractical, one may file under oath with the other signing. File by March 15, 1935, and attach Form 1094 pink slip to avoid a $5 penalty added to tax due. Collectors warn against last minute rush and urge early filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Treasurery Department
W. A. Thomas
Thomas
Mrs. Frank Clark Buried Saturday At Oakwood
Mrs. Frank Clark 79 a Comanche County resident died Friday at home after months of illness. Funeral at Church of Christ with A C Nance officiating, interment Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by Hank Clark two sons Dan and Frances, sister Mrs J W McCollum, brothers John Banner Jake Banner Bill Banner, and several nieces and nephews. Community and out of town attendees listed.
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Frank Clark
Comanche County
South Comanche
Church of Christ
A. C. Nance
Oakwood Cemetery
Jack
Jim McCollum
John Gore
Andy Pate
J. C
Mr. Clark
Cook County
Clark
Dan Clark
Leaders
Frances . Clark
Comanche
3. W. McCollum
John Banner
Gustine
Jake Banner
Merkel
Bill Banner
O’brien
A. W. Logan
San Benito
Jeff Banner
Sanderson
Charles Banner
Oklahoma
Jake Bann
Maxine
Ada Brown
Idaner
Jim and McCollum
Texon
Will Garner
Dublin
John Dunn
Licille Owens
Cotton Acreage Adjustments Set for 1935 Contracts
County officials outline administrative rulings for 1935 cotton acreage. Eligible producers include owners tenants and share tenants with farms planted in 1955 or 1934 and to be planted in 1985. Base acreage and yields are set by base period years with specific rules for mixed years and rotations. Anticipated February start with about 15 percent higher cotton acreage than 1934 and contract signers renting government shares from 25 to 80 percent.
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Proctor
Gustine
de Leon
Wortham
Honor Students List From Local School By Grades
Continued from page one, a long roster lists students by grade and ward. Names include Jean Gooseby Rebecca Isham Iz well Renfro Pollyanna Speed Melvin Be Coker Robert Eaton and many others across seventh through first grades with exemptions noted for several students.
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Jean Goosby
Rebecca Isham
Izwell Renfro
Pollyanna Speed
Melvin Be Coker
Robert Eaton
MckEy
Collier Pope
Catherine Ca Oy
Jean Eaton
Patric
Marjorie Littlejoh Poth Stewart
Frances Brown
Marilyn Dell Clark
France Hampton
Eva Lee Roberso
Frances Beard
Dorothy Fay —Aker
Jenny Lou DeWitt
Mary Everitt
Merlin Jenkins
Aare Masters
Eva Lee McCor
Dred Grayson
Dorothy Woo
Emma Lee Roberts
Mary Ru Hicks
Toy Jean Eaton
Patricia
Marjorie Littlejohn
Marilyn Delerk
Frances Trrownd
France Williams
Mary F. Everett
Dthy Fay Coker
Frances E. Durham
Ernest Ramb
Peggy Durham
Mary France Willer
Lillie Lou May
Bernan Edwards
John Manning Arthur
Billie Clemens
Mildre
Grayson
Dorothy Wood
Emm
Tee Roberts
West Ward
Alene Purvis
Dorothy Sviver
Weonel Williams
Ray Butler
George Robert Edmondson
Mary Louise Claytor
Joe Park Huntington
Ruby Kinnie
Ellen McCain
Doroth Payne
Marion Toy Reese
Mar Slider
Clair Whitten
Frank Evans
Grace Preston
Mary Helen Cornelius
Low
Toy Dell
Ray Murphee
Virgil Barton
Ollie Guill
Richard Allen
Christine Godfrey
Billy Jo Barnes
Alice le Barrett
R. L. Bowman
Evelyn, Cunningham
Jimmie Carpenter
Percy Jean Howard
Weldo Ecy
Floise Hutchison
Betts Tou Tane
Ray Little
Tommi Dick Major
Matricia McDan ‘Als
Ruth Adele Moore
Jerry Shelton
Thomas Stark
George
Walker
Belmond Williams
Franklin Jackson
Production Credit Association Elects Officers For Year
Members of the Stephenville Production Credit Association met January 17 at Stephenville for the first annual stockholders meeting. C. C. Winters was named president with R. Cal McCurdy as vice president and T. G. Funk as secretary treasurer. The group reported 174 loans totaling 66835 dollars across nine counties and outlined service opportunities from the Farm Credit Corporation of Houston. Local correspondents were named in each county to handle applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville
Association
C. C. Winters
W. W. McCrary
Weatherford
G. M. Scott
Comanche
M. M. Miller
Arlington
R. Cal McCurdy
Decatur
T. G. Funk
Eastland
Erath
Hamilton
Hood
Johnson
Parker
Somervell
Tarrant
Wise
C. E. Stewart
Comanche County
M. Newman
Eastland County
Ardell Williams
Hamilton County
O. T. Smith
Johnson County
Elizabeth Crosthwaite
Parker County
A. L. Bean
Tarrant County
Marion Gibbons
Wise County
McKenzie Hotel Promotes All You Can Eat Dinner
McKenzie Hotel advertises meals on site one block off the square offering all you can eat for 25 cents in a family style service. No advance notice required to dine. rooms are clean and priced reasonably.
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McKenzie Hotel
Window Glass Prices From Reese Drug
Window glass in all sizes offered at right prices. Compare before you buy at Reese Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
Wade Fyeridge Elected President of Local Fire Dept
At a recent meeting the local Volunteer Fire Department reelected Wade Everidge as president for a second year. He calls on citizens to support the department and its operations in Manche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Fyeridge
Fire Dept
Wade Everidge
Everidge
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Commanche
Comanche IE Foolishing Co
Terns
Piret
Gille
Paone
Ford
Fagan Chevrolet CO
Ynd
Ornam
Ramsey
Austin
Tex
J. C. Wilkerson
J. R. Eanes
E. H. Jones
Jim Hasley
Alvin Layman
Layman Grocery
Herman Rauhut
Wolfe’s
Hich School
W. H. Huett
Belve Rean
Democrat Star
Sid Witten Place
C. Shankle
Tri
Telephone
E. G. Webb
W. I. Ne
Chasrbaum
Millin & McDonald
Flemington
N. J
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Thoras
Tocachard
Unterdon County
Hauptaiaan
W. Boldebuck
Gov. Allred
Court House News
Rome
Infanta Beatrice Ing
Spain
Duke ‘Orlonia
New York
Lisie Moore
Zephyr School
Internal Revenue Collector
Oakwood
Abolt County Farm
Production Credit Association
Meckenzie Hotel
Medina
Drouth
Medina Irrigated Farms, Inc
Travis Bldg
San Antonio
Comany
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