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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
12
Advertisement notes Thomas Stark offers sheet metal services 6 blocks east on Highway 10, promoting versatile metal work for nearby customers.
The death of Mrs. Russell ends my permanent home keeping. I am qualified as Executor and Sole Devisee and ready to sell and convey any real estate, town lots, farm or acreage owned during her lifetime. Negotiations will be considered with interested probable purchasers. L. B. Russell.
A notice asks anyone who has Har old Gano carpenter tools to notify Ira Clemons or Earl Hodge, seeking return or clarification of ownership.
Pastor William J. Hazel urges men to preserve boyish imagination and seek spiritual joys over rigid drudgery. He contrasts Huxley’s materialism with faith, urging church worship and renewal of the mind to find rest and transformative power beyond tangible life.
An accrediting committee of Texas colleges met in Austin and warned schools against sub salaries for teachers and paying for work beyond contract time. They criticized eight month contracts for nine months work and overcrowded classes. The report listed pay levels for local coaches, superintendents and teachers and proposed dropping 21 schools, suspending four and warning 17, including Tehuacana.
The piece surveys potential House leadership changes if Republicans win a 1920s era majority. It highlights Bertrand Snell as likely Speaker and Joseph W. Martin Jr. as majority leader under a GOP scenario, and outlines Democratic contenders like John J. O Connor Sam Rayburn Clifton Woodrum and John Rankin. It also notes the ailing Speaker Bankhead and a personal update about D T Hodges Viola Barker and kids visiting Mrs. Edwards.
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