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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1927
Page
4
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A long list of visits and trips around Comanche and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sharp of De Leon visiting George Hulsey, Fort Worth residents George and Bert George spending the Fourth with relatives, and many others from Fort Worth Dallas Abilene and San Angelo. The county court also notes a guardianship petition for Nan Shelton with a July 16 hearing date.
Ice watermelons arrive at Barry Bros Ice Plant boosting fresh fruit supply for summer sales. Local vendors report strong demand as temperatures rise.
Announcement records the relocation of J. H. Huff Jewelry Store and Optical parlors to the south side square area. The item notes the move but provides no dates or new address details.
Roy Kemp died in Longview on Tuesday July 5 and was buried there on Thursday. He was raised in Comanche, son of Mr. and Mrs. W M Kemp of South Comanche, and lived in Longview until about sixteen years ago. Survived by wife, his parents, three brothers Henry Mal and Claude of Comanche, and a sister Mrs Gladys Lloyd of De Leon. His parents and Mal left Comanche Wednesday to attend the funeral.
Frank Reese of Dallas is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reese.
Mrs. R. V. Adams was taken to Santa Anna this week where she will undergo an operation at a local sanitarium.
Dr. H. O. Green, a chemistry teacher at Texas Chiropractic College in San Antonio, visited his brother Dr. E. R. Green last week at Higginbotham's Lumber Yard where window glass is listed at all sites.
Comanche Chief notes lower rubber stamp costs as markets adjust. Local suppliers push discounts to attract buyers amid aging inventory and shifting demand.
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