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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1939
Page
4
Bulk garden seed promotes 3 to 5 times more value than package seed and invites customers to buy seeds plants and seed potatoes from Lewis Bowers. Also for rent a three room unfurnished apartment with bath near the Church of Christ offered by B. A. Wilson.
A classified notice offers multiple parcels and trade options including 110 acres for a house and lot, 14 acres fenced hog proof, 40 acres for larger property, 200 acres fenced for sheep and goats, a 5 room house with lot 210 by 220 feet, barn, garage, chicken house and a small orchard on a street corner. It invites buyers to visit the seller to negotiate terms at favorable prices.
Grandmother Holden of Baggett was honored with a birthday dinner Sunday. Attendees included Charlie Holden Paducah Elmer Holden Comanche Mr and Mrs Oliver Reese and children Beard Church Loise Reese Comanche Lydia Oborn Brownwood Mr and Mrs J W Butler and son Ona Moore Charles Osborn Mr and Mrs Will Holden Willie Mae Dorothy Holden Mr and Mrs Henry Smith and family Henryetta Billie Smith Baggett Mrs Shellingbury Baggett and Mrs Phfiem Brownwood.
John Payne and Miss Anna Mae Allen were married Sunday by Rev. S. J. Isham of Energy. Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Payne of Comanche, and Allen, daughter of Mrs. Chester Allen of Gustine, will reside in Comanche where Payne has worked for the Dudley Brothers for several years.
Farmers offered one dollar for heavy hens and fifty cents for light hens today Saturday and Monday to apply to subscriptions to The Comanche Chief or The Semi-Weekly Farm News. Offers include a year’s issue for various hen counts and weights. Also listed is a sale of 800 bales of peanut hay by Alvin M Peagreen and L L Dukes near De Leon.
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