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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1926
Page
8
The administration moved the State to a cash basis for the first time in living memory and the State Treasury held more cash than ever before in Texas history.
Opponents accuse Ferguson of dispensing pardons to favored elites while aiding the poor. They claim Moody seeks to end Fergusonism or impose Moodyism, protesting contracts and governance rationale. The debate centers on administration quality, personal ambition, and electoral stakes for Texas governor.
At the Nabers home in Desdemona on Sunday morning June 20, Guy Patterson of Eastland wed Miss Anna Nabers before relatives. Rev. Jones officiated using a ring ceremony as flowers and pastel attire framed the event. The couple, post breakfast, left for a one month trip and will reside in Eastland. Miss Nabers has taught at Desdemona school for three years.
The central portion of the community was struck by a heavy rain Friday afternoon with hail. About a one mile square area suffered crop damage, especially those of Mrs. Starks, Noah Reese, and Walter Grisgy. Other items note Old Settlers Reunion attendees and local residents’ health updates.
Several from the area traveled to Comanche to hear Lynch Davidson speak Monday night. Mr. R. G. Stanton and wife visited his mother Mrs. E. Stanton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Hardin visited in Hasse Sunday, guests of the Joe Hardins. R. K. and Irl Seago with families went to Brownwood Sunday to visit sister Mrs. Willie Little at summer school. T. B. Seago and family joined them. They toured the swimming pool. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Roberts and their young sons visited Henry Tate Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Tom Davis H D Lane and family attended the old settlers Reunion at Indian Creek today.
A 75 year old man near collapse after five doctors gave up on him finds relief from MAYA'S for stomach trouble. He had not eaten for 10 days and was yellow, but says one dose cured his ailment and that the medicine removes intestinal mucus and inflammation. Money back guarantee offered.
The county clerk lists deaths including Mrs Collie Carter 59 Comanche and Mrs Julian Sledge 65 near Comanche, Joyce Davis 4 days Comanche Route 2. Births report a boy to Mr and Mrs A L Hughs near Proctor and a girl to Mr and Mrs C T Kemp Pottsville. Also a note on baked or boiled ham sandwiches from Moodys Market.
Attention poultry raisers: Z I P parasite remover added to drinking water kills blue bugs lice fleas and other insects. Sold with money back guarantee by Norrid Prater Produce Co. Also Moody's Market advertises loaves and ham for the cold season.
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