Byrd Seeks Precinct One Vote with Road and Tax Pledges
Joe Byrd, candidate for Commissioner Precinct No. 1, asks voters to consider his road work experience and plans to reduce county expenses. He pledges honest service, opposition to excessive taxes, and targeted road employment to benefit taxpayers. He thanks supporters and urges the precinct to vote.
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Commissioners
Joe Byrd
W D Jenkins Urges Rural School Protection and Unit Education
W D Jenkins appeals to voters outlining his stance on rural schools and inter-school grouping. He stresses protecting rural schools, economical pupil transport, and warns that destroying one school harms social welfare. Jenkins cites 27 years in the county and 14 in Comanche School plus service as County Superintendent.
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W. D. Jenkins
Political Adv
Stewart Seeks Re-Election as County Judge
H L Stewart of Comanche seeks a second term as county judge. Born in Goliad County, he moved to Bexar County in childhood, taught for fifteen years in Texas schools, served as Sine Springs Superintendent from 1902 to 1904, then moved into real estate and abstract work. He also served as City Recorder during Hilton Burks' mayoralty and studied law while teaching.
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H. L. Stewart
Comanche
Goliad County
William Stewart
Bexar County
Sam Houston Teachers College
Huntsville
Texas
San Antonio
Burnetts Visit El Paso and Carlsbad Cavern
Mr and Mrs A FE Burnett traveled last week to El Paso and the area known as Old and New Mexico and visited Carlsbad Cavern during their trip.
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A. FE. Burnett
el Paso
Old
New Mexico
Carlsbad Cavern
Swindle Seeks County Superintendent Post
J Oscar Swindle current superintendent of Newbury Schools and Brown County former leader, born in Indian Gap, educated at Sul Ross College Alpine Daniel Baker College and University of Texas. He has fourteen years in teaching and has served two years as Newburg superintendent and five years in Brown County.
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J. Oscar Swindle
Newbury
Indian Gap
Comanche County
Newburg
Blanket Schools
Brown County
Vacationers Listed at Bal linger and Pampa
Jack Fryar of Perry Brothers is spending his vacation at Bal linger. Mrs. A J Coker is visiting her sister Mrs. Troy Lewis at Pampa.
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Jack Fryar
Perry Brothers
Ballinger
Mrs
A. J. Coker
Troy Lewis
Pampa
Beattie Schools Former Superintendent Candidate McCorkle
B Ray McCorkle a former Beattie Schools superintendent and county superintendent candidate was raised in Comanche County in the Enterprise community. He attended county public schools before studying at Polytechnic Col.
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B. Ray McCorkle
Beattie Schools
Comanche County
Enterprise
Mr. McCorkle
Polytechnic
Walker Seeks Re-Election as County Superintendent
Romee S Walker county superintendent and re election candidate has deep roots in the Sidney community He is a World War veteran and active in the local Legion After teaching in Sidney and other county schools he became deputy superintendent then was appointed to the top post by the Commissioners Court He won election in 1928 and was re elected in 1930 Also mentioned are Jim Boswell visiting Tyler and Brownwood trips by Mr and Mrs Loudermilk and a patient Walton Butler hospitalized in Germany.
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Romee S. Walker
Sidney
Comanche High School
Black-Draught Provides Relief for Constipation Troubles
A Boonville Indiana resident Mr T E Stith describes using Thedford s Black-Draught for biliousness and minor ailments needing a laxative. He reports chest tightness dizziness and fatigue when bilious and says after taking Black-Draught he feels much better and continues using it. The product is a purely vegetable laxative available for 25 cents per package.
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T. E. Stith
Boonville
Ind
Thedford
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