Comanche County notices span public life and industry
Local notices reflect farming sales oats at 40 cents a bushel two farm marriages and school appointments. Entries mention uranium rumors in Newburg, church visits, retirements, and civic roles from bank deposits to lodge officers. Names include Jesse Reese Gus Coates and Grace Reese Pinson among many Comanche residents with events this period.
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James S. Sherman
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Orchestra Hall
Coliseum
W. S. Gage
Grace
Lee Roy Pinson
Comanche
Ed Boswell
McCully
Texarkana
Paschal Sartwell
Dinsmore
George
South Texas
Belle Patrick
Dublin
Proctor
Corpus Christi
Lottie Card
Emma O'Neal
Cathey Brothers
Benjamin
Burks-Simmons Company
Comanche National Bank
Hunt
Uncle Bolly
Carroll Drug Re
Comanche Chief 1912 Meeting Highlights Event
The article notes C B Colquitt spoke on Wednesday in De Leon with Mayor J introducing A M Baker the governor as the first such speech in the city. The event involved a special train from Waco and entertainment on the lawn. Conference totals show funds of 18619.04 and 6777.7. Cray Evans Luker and Jennings are named officials. Old Settlers event is planned for oe 18 to 20 with committee members A Cunningham Holman and others. Taft is mentioned as a Republican candidate on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brin
Barry Miller
Dallas
Gustine
O. B. Colquitt
Jennie Blue Tunnell
S. C. Findley
State Senate
A. M. Barnes
Gene Cooper
Elsie Cathey
Ruth Long
W. H. Carpenter
Oscar Killian
State University At
Austin
Scranton Academy
Miss Cathey
Miss Long
Gustine School
Carpenter
West Ward
Ennis
Texas
First National Bank of Comanche
Montana
Joe
Billy
Comanche
S Hill
T.S.T.S.A.M. Club
Hugh Clarke
Harry Farmer
George Huff
Gayle Atwood
Nugent Durham
Goodson Reiger
Alma Neely
Beuna Hitchcock
C. B. Colquitt
A. M. Baker
Fed
Back From Kansas Cynthia Gregory Returns Home
Cynthia Gregory has returned home after a three week visit with her brother Dr Kenneth Gregory and family in Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Gregory
Kenneth Gregory
Kansas City
Kansas
Things Rare And Unusual Versus Thoughtful Courtesy
A short editorial fragment from Stephenville Texas extols patience and kindness toward others. It argues against anger when others differ or do not meet expectations and praises liberal, courteous, and charitable views as guiding life.
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Reese House
Ty Visi
Ellis County
Gus
Newburg
Fred
Hall
Jesse Reese
Higginbotham’s
Neely-Harris-Cunning
Martin Company
San Antonio
Jess and
Thelma Cuthbertson
NEW R.E.A
State National Bank
Comptroller OF Currency
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank Bank
Elmon Kerry JR
THE
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eri
Dudley Bros
Axe
Reese Palmer
Shorty
Stephenville, Texas
Johnson
Aubrey Johnson
W. Central
Comanche, Texas
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