Agricultural Writers Conference Invited at A and M College
A Texas A and M College letter invites agricultural writers to attend a July Conference during the Farmers Short Course week. The note promises pleasant activities, swimming at the college and country club, golf, and hospitable entertainment. W B Bizzell signs as host.
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Agricultural Writers’ Conference
Agricultural Club
Sup
W. B. Bizzell
Stag Cheek Weather Affects Crops As Community News Flourishes
High winds hinder crops while local residents travel, visit relatives, and plan events. Edith and Mo Lissa Moore visit uncle Hardie Moore. Roy Nelson returns from Ballinger to fetch stored goods with Hugh Moore and Carl Nelson. Neighbors attend gatherings, visits at Gap and Ranger, and a singing school event urged for next Sunday.
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Edith
Mo Lissa Moore
Hardie Moore
Roy Nelson
Ballinger
M. H. Nelson
Hugh Moore
Carl Nelson
Roxy Baker
Myrtle Fagan
Mandie Armstrong
Melvin Graham
Garrett
A. F. Hogan
L. T. Leslie
Stephenville
Eva
Artis
Jessie Hood
Lena Jaynes
Ada Pittman
le Rue Nelson
Mays
Notice in Probate D Hoover estate Comanche County Texas
Administrator of the estate of D Hoover deceased directs all debtors to settle and all creditors to present claims within the legally prescribed period. The notice is posted at the Dublin Texas residence and is dated June 26. The case references Comanche County and the preceding court appointment on June 15. A breakfast room set is listed as part of the estate property.
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Callege Station
Texas
Comanche
D. Hoover
Comanche County
Said County
Dublin
Tex- Reawnoath County
Harmony Community Notes Remain Busy on Rural Celebration Days
Harmony residents marked the 4th with a Phillips and McAliley family barbecue at Luther McAliley’s. Many attended the Legion event in Comanche. J. D. Couch hosted a Mercer Gap party, and Sunday School sessions ran in the absence of the superintendent. Prayer meeting attendance was strong led by Charles Rogers. The Lindsey Johnson family moved to Halcomb, May McAliley visited J. H. McKinzie, Lounie Anderson of Comanche visited grandparents J. B. Howell, and Lester Anderson stayed with the Howell family. Visitors came to the Smith household from Sidney and Mercer Gap residents.
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Phillips
Halcomb
May McAliley
J. H. McKinzie
Lounie Anderson
Comanche
J. B. Howell
Lester Anderson
Howell
S. Smith
Cathe
Lela Ward
Sidney
Clyde Smith
Jno. Ward
Mesdames
Ira Fletcher
Ed. Payne
Vernon
Roy McdAlley
Mercer Gap
Local Social Roundup From Pompeian Creek Area
A sequence of Sunday visits and Saturday gatherings across Pompeian Creek communities. Names appear including McAliley Rogers Stevens Owen Gober and Fletcher households with relatives in Mercer Gap Comenche and nearby farms.
Creamer Family Leaves on Two Week Visit
W H Creamer and wife with Ross Grace left Monday for Mitch ell county and nearby areas for a two week visit. Barrett family from Coman che visited the Creamer home. Dunlap couple spent Sunday with the Kearney family at Indian Creek. Mrs Mans Coker is ill this week. Parnell Coker Osborn families spent Tuesday on the river. Indian Creek singing school visited Sunday for a well attended singing event.
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W. H. Creamer
Ross Grace
Mitchell County
G. H. Dunlap
Kearney
Indian Creek
J. D. Parnell
Fred Coker
W. Osborn
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and can cause permanent hearing loss if untreated. Hall's Catarrh Medicine promises to rid the system of catarrh and related deafness, with over forty years of listed success by Fy. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Cheney & Go
Toledo
County Democratic Convention Called for Comanche County
By law a county convention is set for July 29 1922 at 2 30 PM at Comanche Court House to elect delegates to state district conventions and ratify the primary election results. Representation is one delegate per twenty five votes or majority fraction for Governor Neff in 1920.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Comanche County
Court House
Comanche
Gov. Neff
Broken Down Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
Mrs. T A Landry of Donaldsonville Louisiana writes she was revived from female troubles after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and using Sanative Wash. She credits improved health within a week and urges others to try the medicines, noting their merit after fifty years of sales.
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Lydia
Pinkham
T. A. Landry
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