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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
2
The advertisement urges buyers to choose a six cylinder Chevrolet to gain smoothness, economy, and lasting satisfaction. It highlights Free Wheeling Syncro-Mesh gear shifting and Fisher bodies as advanced features, urging readers to follow America's lead and opt for a six to maximize value.
J J Patterson of San Antonio runs for Rail Road Commissioner for a full term. Born in Red River County he is described as middle aged and has never held state office, per his statement.
A list of candidates authorized for the Democratic Primary in 1932 includes L. A. Woods for State Superintendent, J. H. Eidson for District Judge, J. R. Eanes and several others for various state and local offices, with incumbents and nominees across county clerk, sheriff, district attorney, county attorney, treasurer, tax collector, district clerk, tax assessor, commissioners, and justice of the peace positions. The roster names multiple counties and precincts, detailing nominees and re-election bids in a condensed public notice.
Beattie 4-H Club members met County Agent J A Barton Monday night to plan the encampment. Tarleton visitors Heszie Dean R V Leslie and John Martin joined events this weekend. Mr and Mrs Tom Stark of Comanche and their children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs G J Frazier. Mrs Janette Poynor returned home after visiting her parents in Miles. Mr and Mrs Nile Jaynes moved back to the community from Wichita Falls where they lived two years.
An advertisement claims Cardui, a vegetable tonic used for over 50 years, helps weak women overcome aches and tired nerves, improve general health, and regulate monthly periods. It says Cardui is safe for women of all ages and sold at drug stores.
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