Official Statement of Financial Condition First State Bank Gustine
The report shows assets totaling 61751.15 and liabilities with capital stock 20000.00 and undivided profits 2437.20. Bank officers T L Conaway president and J L White assistant cashier certify the statement as true, sworn July 11, 1934, in Comanche County Texas.
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First State Bank
Gustine
State of Texas
Comanche
Numerius
U. S
PF .D
County of
Comanchere
T. L. Conaway
J. L. White
T .L. Conaway
Asst
Cashier
J. W. Robinson
S. J. Hicks
P. A. Huey
N. E. Palmer
Notary Publc
Cc Ynandl . Minty
Treen
Jones for General Land Office Commissioner
A political ad endorses Mr. Jones as a new blooded reform candidate for the General Land Office. The piece highlights his labor backing, college and professional background, and promises a modern, efficient office if elected.
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General Land Office
Jones
Friends of Organized Labor
Labor
Ccreditelf
Dwight Brightman Seeks Re-Election As County Sheriff
Dwight Brightman, sheriff of Comanche County, seeks another term. Elected in 1920 at 32, one of Texas’s youngest sheriffs, he hails from Coleman County and lived in Comanche most of his life apart from World War service. He previously ran a cotton and grain business.
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Dwight Brightman
Comanche County
Texas
Coleman County
O. Tf. Brightman
Blanket Woman Treated in Brownwood for Rattlesnake Bite
Mrs M E Sothey of Blanket was bitten at her home last Wednesday evening and rushed to Brownwood for treatment. She was bitten twice on one ankle and the rattlesnake had four rattles before it was killed.
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M. E. Sothey
Brownwood
Niver
Haynes Seeks Re-Election as County Clerk
Bob Haynes, longtime De Leon native and former rural mail carrier, announces his bid for re-election as County Clerk. He previously managed Higginbotham Bros. hardware in De Leon and served as De Leon postmaster during the Wilson administration. He also held deputy Clerk duties before his current election.
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Bob Haynes
Rucker
de Leon
Lewis Cunningham
Congress
Haynes
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Wilson
Y. W. Holmes Candidate For Representative
Y. W. Holmes of Comanche seeks the post of Representative for Comanche and Mills Counties. A native Texan, he was born in Gonzales County and earned a University of Texas degree in 1898. He practiced law in Gonzales for nine years, served in the Legislature from 1905 to 1907, and later worked as a lawyer in Amarillo and Plainview before settling in Comanche in 1919.
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Y. W. Holmes
Comanche
Mills
Gonzales
Mr. Holmes
University of Texas
West Texas
Amarillo
Plainview
Howington Seeks Re-Election as District Clerk
H F Howington District Clerk and re election candidate was born in Mills County near Priddy He attended Priddy Indian Gap and Hill s Business College at Waco After school he served three years as cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank at Priddy He has lived on a farm east of Comanche on the Gustine road.
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H. F. Howington
Mills County
Priddy
Mr. Howington
Indian Gap
Hill's Business College
Waco
Howington
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Comanche
Gustine Road
Ardel Williams Announces Candidacy for District Attorney
Ardel Williams issues a statement to voters in Comanche Coryell and Hamilton counties announcing his candidacy for the 52nd Judicial District District Attorney. He pledges law enforcement firm stance and impartial prosecutions while inviting support and promising two terms at most. He urges voters to choose the best qualified candidate in the Democratic primary.
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Comanche
Coryell
Hamilton
B22nd Judicial District
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