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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1924

Page

3

Cotton crop forecast lowers as pests and drought bite

Washington reports a 210000 bale drop in the three week forecast lowering expected 19134000 bales. North and South Carolina suffer heavy losses from rains and Louisiana drought while boll weevil declines in impact. Texas Virginia and other states show varied development and rain patterns as New Orleans traders react to the government forecast. The market jumps with October futures rising to 26.80 and December to 26.05 as trading accelerates.

North Carolina South Carolina Louisiana Crop Reporting Board Jaly Texas Oklahoma New Orleans Virgina Georgia Florida Alabama Ississippi Louisiania Arkansas Tennessee Missuri New Mexico New York Cotten ISO

Guardian appointment for minors in Comanche County Texas

The county court of Comanche County Texas appoints temporary guardian AOC Humphrey over the estate of Vance Singleton and Lera Singleton. The guardian will be confirmed at the next term starting October 6, 1924 unless objections are filed. The writ requires publication weekly for ten days in a newspaper of general circulation.

Vance Singleton Singleton Lera Singleton Humphrey Comanche County Texas Aly Comanche Tex Coeurt Exas Leon

Notice in Probate for Morris estate in Comanche County

Sheriff notice requires publication in a weekly paper for ten days before return. The state of Texas informs all interested in the estate of B. V. Morris deceased that administrator Y. Morris has filed for discharge in Comanche County Court. The hearing begins the first Monday in October at the county courthouse. Parties must appear and answer. writ and return due. Witness, J. W. Littleson, Clerk.

Comanche County Omanche BE. V Hir Y. Morris Said Coun Comanche Texas J. W. Littlesoon Glenyth Kearby

Sample Ballot List for United States Senator and State Officials

A long OCR reads like a sample ballot card listing Democratic candidates for U S Senate Governor Railroad Commissioner County offices and state posts across Texas counties including Bowie Travis Harris Potter Nueces Bell Hill Tarrant Dallas and more with multiple names per office and district across an expansive slate. The piece reflects a party ballot format with numerous candidate names and county affiliations.

Advertising as public standard creator and moral force

Francis H. H. Sisson of Guaranty Trust argues at the Advertising Clubs of the World convention that advertising obliges openness and integrity, linking good goods, service, and ads to consumer trust and reduced costs. A separate note advertises Herbine tonic: a teaspoonful purges bowels, boosts appetite, and mood, 60 cents, Paris Smith selling.

London Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Francis HH. Sisson Guaranty Trust Company

McGee's Baby Elixir Helps Fitful Infants

A health ad states McGee's Baby Elixir eases heat related distress in teething babies by correcting stomach and bowels. The product is sold for 35 and 60 cents, via Aris Smith.

McGee Aris Smith Paris Smith

Witty newspaper quips span jokes on society and politics

A collage of satirical lines from multiple papers mocks courts, Congress, fashion, and culture. It notes speed in courts, adjourning Congress, wheat supply forecasts, art and theater critiques, and social foibles with a brisk downbeat tone.

Kentucky Picnic for Kentuckians in Temple Texas

John Holsapple of Temple announces Kentucky Club of Central Texans reunion and picnic at Lake Polk Park Temple Texas on Friday August 1 1924. H C Glenn chairs food drinks J C Mitchell handles drinks Dr E B Escue programs promises Kentucky speakers and reports from recent home coming. Ex Kentuckians urged to attend with families for a great gathering.

John Holsapple Temple Kentucky Club Lake Polk Park Texas H. C. Glenn Kentucky J. C. Mitchell Hone BE. B. Escue

Production of Gold Silver Copper and Lead in Texas

Texas mined gold silver copper and lead in 1928 valued at 668985. Silver totaled 811824 ounces gold 5802 fine ounces copper 4257 pounds and lead 26605 pounds. Output centered on Presidio mine dry silver ore cyanided at Shafter Presidio county with some ore from El Paso Hudspeth counties.

Texas Department of the Interior C. W. Henderson Geological Survey el Paso Hudspeth Presidio Shafter Presidio County

Chief Justice Cureton Seeks Re election Endorsed Statewide

Chief Justice C. M. Cureton seeks another term. He cites broad support from law years and bars across the state for continued service.

C. M. Cureton

Wisecracks and playful quips from early papers

A collage of humorous lines from era newspapers. Jokes on study and sports, marriage, freckled children, office life, fashion, radio fears, and rail safety satire. Quick quips reveal social quirks and attitudes of the time.

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