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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1932

Page

8

Franklin D. Roosevelt Addresses Liberal Campaign Platform

Roosevelt argues for a liberal, constructionist program to combat the ills of the previous administration. He urges relief for all credit groups, tax consolidation, repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, public works, and a plan to aid agriculture through price supports and land use reforms. He calls for economy in government and broad employment beyond urban areas.

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New Deal Vision Calls for Farm Relief and National Unity

A Fort Worth Star-Telegram summary of a keynote urging interdependence across regions and sectors. The speaker argues farm mortgages total about £10 billion with high interest and advocates rediscounting and amortization to relieve debt. He condemns tariff policy, calls for relief measures, and pledges a new deal for Americans, linking work and security to national renewal.

Washington America Conscience of America Fort Worth

Robinson To Speak Saturday Rein re election bid set

Hon. Tom L. Robinson district attorney will speak at Comanche on Saturday at 2 p m to promote his candidacy for reelection. A band will provide music.

Tom L. Robinson Comanche

Ballou Family Mourns Death of Central Texas Pioneer

Seth T. Ballou of Central and West Texas died in Hamilton on July 6 and was buried in Brady after services in Comanche. A Confederate Army veteran born December 17, 1848 in Grimes County, he later ranched and ran a Brady mercantile, moving to Hamilton eighteen years ago. Survived by wife Isabelle Finegan, one brother Lugena of Brady, and children A. E. Ballou, Mrs. J. F. Draper, Mrs. T. R. Helmsley, Alice Ballou, and Steve Ballou. Interment under S O O F Lodge auspices.

Seth T. Ballou Central West Texas T. R. Helmsley Comanche Hamilton Brady McCord South Texas Floyd Carpenter Ballou del Rio Alice Ballou Steve Ballou Methodist Church

Former Comanche Boy Pages at Chicago Democratic Rally

Gene Webb of Dallas brother of Mrs. Henry E. Moore of Comanche served as a page at the recent Democratic Convention in Chicago. He wrote that he rubbed shoulders with prominent figures like Will Rogers and Gene Tunney, after growing up in Comanche where he spent a year as "Devil" on the Comanche Chief force.

Gene Webb Dallas Henry E. Moore Comanche Chicago Gene Will Rogers Gene Tunney Devil

Fort Worth pair visits Comanche with Beatrice Cameron

Mr and Mrs Liyod Isham of Fort Worth spent the weekend in Comanche and were joined by Miss Beatrice Cameron who had been visiting there.

Liyod Isham Fort Worth Comanche Beatrice Cameron That City

Jaye Announces Speaking Dates For District Attorney Bid

Hon F O Jaye the District Attorney candidate lists speaking dates with all court and precinct candidates invited. Appearances set for DeLeon July 11 Proctor July 13 Duster July 14 Sidney July 15 Gustine July 16 Hasse July 19 and Robinson Springs July 20 all at 8 p m except Gustine at 3 p m.

F. O. Jaye Invi DeLeon Proctor Duster Sidney Gustine Hasse Robinson Springs

Bryton Buried Saturday in Comanche Oakwood

Jack Bryton 67 died Friday after a year long illness. Interment held Saturday at Oakwood Cemetery at 4 p.m. with Rev. Gordon Barrett officiating. Pallbearers were Brooks Carnes Jim Sanford Pat Tupin Wade Everidge R. W. Walker and Philip Dingus. Bryton, a lifelong Comanche resident with extensive travel, once owned property in Mexico and painted by trade.

Jack Bryton Comanche Oakwood Cemetery Gordon Barrett Brooks Carnes Jim Sanford Pat Tupin Wade Everidge R. W. Walker Philip Dingus Bryton Texas Mexico

Photographer J A Brodie Dies In Norman Oklahoma

J A Brodie long time Comanche photographer died suddenly at his Norman Oklahoma home on June 29. He came to Comanche in the 1890s opened a studio at the D C Bailey Produce building site and his home later became the Bonser residence. He won first prize twice at the State Photographers Convention and was active in the Methodist Church before moving with his family from Comanche around 1909.

J. A. Brodie Comanche J. B. Tunnell Fort Worth Norman Oklahoma J. E. Bonser Brodie Texas Methodist Church

Bible Study and Revival Services at Local Church

Clarence Bryant minister schedules Bible study at 10 a.m. and sermon at 11 a.m. Lord's Supper observed weekly at 11:45 a.m. and 9 p.m. Young People Meet at 7:30 p.m. Preaching at 8:15 p.m. Annual revival spans the Fourth Sunday in August and the First Sunday in September. Meeting to begin at Blanket on July 22 and run through the Fifth Sunday of the month.

Church OF Christ Clarence Bryant

Local visits noted by families across towns

William Horner and family plus Roberta Hill of Spur visited his father W. E. Horner last weekend. Dallas and Gustine residents visited Mrs. Troy Morgan and Mrs. Mary Morgan with Eva Dean. Fort Worth and Pettit families visited relatives. James Thompson of Waco stayed with grandparents J. K. Thompson and family. other visits included Blue Ridge and Buffalo residents with C. R. Middleton.

William Horner Roberta Hill Spur W. E. Horner Robert Cooke Dallas Lloyd Cooke Gustine Troy Morgan Less Miller Norma June Fort Worth Don Miller Mary Morgan Eva Dean W. D. Howell Roy Henson Charles Mae Pettit R. Middleton Mary and Mae Thompson Mila Mae Midleton Lillie Cates Near Gustine Herbert Kunkle Blue Ridge M. L. Ballard James Thompson Waco J. K. Thompson B. Brinson and Son Elzo Buffalo C. R. Middleton

Local Families Visit In Fort Worth and Gustine

Mrs. Herbert Butler and her son Victor Jack of Comanche visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brannon and their children this week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horner and children of Fort Worth visit W. E. Horner. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Isham and family spend Sunday with his parents at Gustine.

Herbert Butler Victor Jack Comanche Fred Brannon Henry Horner Fort Worth W. E. Horner S. J. Isham Gustine

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