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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
4
The obituary notes Collier son-in-law of Mrs. Il Pope of Comanche, married to Josephine Harris. He was with Whitney bank about twenty five years. His mother and several siblings survive, with relatives out of state. Services held at Bic and at home, January 25.
United States Marshal publishes a marshal sale notice in Comanche County for an oil and gas lease held by J. D. Runkle Mac T. Anderson and C. G. Shults The sale is set for March 1 1952 at the Comanche County Courthouse with bidding open 10 am to 4 pm The property includes 120 acres located in Lampasas County and listed leasehold interests and equipment Addition mentions funeral attendees for J C Allcorn of Bangs in Brownwood and local residents.
The author notes a global tremor of fear about the economy but finds cause for confidence in American business. At sales conventions in electronics furniture and optics, leaders discuss innovations to improve living, efficiency and sight. A UK executive doubts long term planning, yet the piece argues restless dissatisfaction and continuous improvement will secure the future.
J C Allcorn 85 Brown County pioneer died at 1 15 am Tuesday at his Bangs home after a three week illness. Funeral in First Methodist Bangs with Odd Fellows and Masonic rites. interment at Greenleaf Brownwood. He was born October 21 1847 in Floyd County Georgia and moved to Brown County in 1875. He served in the Confederate army, helped build early Brownwood, and was a longtime Presbyterian elder. his family includes son J B Allcorn of Comanche.
The Dublin Cream welcomes fur owners to bring in furs on the first Monday for likely the last day this season. J. J. McDonald urges everyone to bring all furs to Dublin Cream. Maw we take.
An old advertisement promotes Castoria as a gentle regulator for children and infants. It stresses delicate infant bowels, non narcotic ingredients, and safe use for colic fever cold or digestive upset with the branded name clearly stated.
Brysonville resident T. R. Randall and children Ruth and Elmo of Comanche spent Sunday with S. J. Robertson and family. Co. B Starit of Sipe Springs visited here over the weekend with a friend. Sem Sparks and daughter Dilla ine of DeLeon spent the weekend with J. A. Johnson and family.
Mount Pleasant church invites all members and friends to Fifth Sunday services led by Pastor Homer Davis. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m., morning sermon at 11 a.m., and an evening sermon at 7 p.m. All are urged to attend.
The Kid, nicknamed Tiger Eye Reeves, flees with Nellie Murray after Babe Garner’s betrayal. He camps, contemplates vengeance, and establishes a hidden refuge in Wolf Buttes while plotting to hunt down the Poole killers and seek justice. Nellie fears the changing loyalties as the man she trusted plans his return.
A rugged Texan youth flees from killers after a deadly confrontation at Killer Reeves. He mounts Pecos, leaving his father’s memory behind as he seeks a hidden hideout within the timbered canyons north of the Brazos. The sense of pursuit and impending revenge defines his bitter, solitary trek.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a series of Sunday and weekday calls across Comanche. Mentions include Homer De Wolfe visiting, Grady Meclinzie’s birth in Brownwood, S P Smith hospitalized in Brownwood, Barnes and Bailey family visits, and several Comanche engagements with Brownwood relatives. Names like Burt Seale and J B Allcorn Insurance appear among community updates.
A fragmented catalog-style notice lists items such as copper rivets burs knife files harness oil saddle blanket bridle bits and various bands and hooks with unit prices. The text mentions suppliers and prices but lacks full context or clear dates.
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