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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1924

Page

5

Comanche Socials Abound With Weekend House Guests

The community greets a flood of visitors and relatives as Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams host relatives in Anta Anna and J Williams returns home. numerous families from Hubbard, Brownwood, Brady, Comanche and other towns visited kin, traveled, or vacationed in nearby homes and cities. A baby girl named Minta Margaret Ann arrived at the Chandler home in Mexia in July.

Paul Williams Anta Anna F. E. Adams J. Williams Williams Otho Lusk Hubbard Seat Neely Albert Shappard BE. OH. Rauhut Arizona Gulfport Miss Shappard Ellis McCrary Robert Chandler Mexia Minta Margaret Ann R. EB. Armstrong Trinidad Colo Paul Griffith Waco Ikpant D. D. Emery K. R. McGlasson Rosebud Imre Isane Gage Ibre Gage Tbre Gage Marlin Lewis Tavnor Brownwood Day Emery Alice Turner Brady P. H. Chilton W. T Homer Wilson Slaton Ruther Ford Evelyn Howell Rutherford Kate Prode Littl Stella Margaret Suanlav Sry Travis Ritehie Post Texas A. T. Ritehie Sidney T. W. Anderson Dallas J. HW. Williams Floyd Moore Baylor Medical College Aml S A Mivore Vada Moore Tengu Carroll Dratlons Utmler Hloward Kilpatrick Gib Callaway Oqsenr Callaway Brightman Wilkerson Clifton K. Mackey Fort Worth Frank Sherrill Batley Miss Marjorie Mart Sherrill Comanche RV. Nabers Desdemona L. A. Glenton Gustine Joel Nabers Nabers Glenton W. Coughlin Grand Prairie Caughlin Z. H. Bishop Bob Allen Robert, Jr South Texas Annie Gaines Berta Kelly Glen Rose I. Sadler Miss Ruth Conanche Abilene J. Houghton P. McCrary Jack McCollum Angelo Jim McCollum Homer Colorado George Tate Vizabeth Maude Roberson J. F. Tate Preston Flossie Pate Ruth Ruby Odom Stephenville Carrie Childress Porings Hardy Jones Mexico Frank Redwine Wichita Falls Cora Warren Tgene Lott Galveston O. A. Neely Talla Teenery Hooks Enridge Lee Campbell Elizabeth Little San Angelo Janice Goodson Doris Thrasher Commerce Ruth Thrasher Hazel Roe John Cash J. M. Grigsby Limestone County H. G. Dowdy Alabama John Tarleton College Mary Doyle J. A. Speaker Winchell Texas M. W. Skinner Alice L. R. Davenport Percy Davenport District Court Jimmie Bonner J. J. Bonner Bonner Mamie Lonner Ellen Dingus Dallas Littl Jean Tonner Cantwell B. G Cardwell Lampasas Ed Weathersby Near Santa Anna M. BE. Woodward Dave Bove Waco Kh. Russell San Antonio Harvey Lumpkin Wichita Polls Bonnie Irving Brownwoods G. R.linet Iva Hart Edwina Shelton Los Angeles Calif du Chas, Clarke J. M. Jordan Dub- Anound Lilla Hazel Devle Sweetwater Dustand Chas. Clarke P. St. Claire Jiordan Doyle Thesday Clarke and St. Clair Will Williams John Horn de Leon Minnie Cunningham Stiner T. P. Barry Sanger Bros. Land Man Sanger Ro M. B. Barcroft Sherman Henry Carter Marshall Adeline Barcroft Winfield James Barcroft Christine Shelton Krownfield Margaret Moore KR. K. Shelton Wills. Ciarrett Mr. Garretts May

Purifying bowel remedy touted with vigor and cheer

A teaspoonful of Herbine will produce a copious purifying bowel movement improve appetite restore mental activity and a fine feeling of vigor and cheerfulness price 0c sold by Paris Smith.

Paris Smith

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Lb. F. Stephens and family

We thank friends who were kind during the last illness of our husband and father. May the Lord reward you. Mrs. Lb. F. Stephens and children.

Lb. F. Stephens

Texas Farm Bureau Advances to Members

The executive committee sets an initial advance for the new delivering season at 70 dollars a bale for shipments averaging 500 pounds or more. Smaller bales under 450 pounds receive 14 cents per pound, and shipments averaging less than 500 pounds get 14 cents per pound.

Government to Loan Co-ops Millions at Five Per Cent

Washington reports the Federal Farm Loan Board cut direct loan interest to co operative marketing associations to five percent. The move aims to aid this year’s crop movement as intermediate credit banks lent over $58 million last year to about 200000 farmers through cooperative lending networks.

Governent Washington Federal Farm Loan Board Today Uraeting Associated Press

Draft Procedures For Initial Advances By Farm Bureau News

The association asks members to send all bills of lading via local banks with drafts covering the authorized advance. Bills arriving by mail are covered by the association’s check for the advance. Members may leave advances as deposits. if so, return the check or remit a like amount by personal check, bank draft, or money order, and the association will issue a demand note at six percent interest from date until paid, with a minimum sixty day deposit.

Prom Farm Bureau News Association

Free Auto Plates For Cotton Association Members

The Cotton Association announces free auto membership plates for members. Plates arrive at the county agent's office and may be obtained by eligible members at no cost.

Cotton Association

Second hand bath tub and lavatory for sale

Atwood Bros. offer a second hand bath tub and lavatory in good condition for sale at all bar gain. 48e.

Atwood Bros

Why Nots Club Social Hosts Bridge and Forty Two

Mrs. W. H. Satterfield hosted a Saturday gathering where the usual forty-two games led to high score by Mrs. Thrasher. Zinnias and sunflowers framed the decor as cherry nut ice cream and cake followed the play, with guests including KE Weisendanger, J. Hicks, Jim Moody, A. M. Lovelace and others.

W. H. Satterfield Thrasher KE. C, Weisendanger J. Hicks Jim Moody A. M. Lovelace Addie Harvey Dollie Paine Katherine Chilton

McGuire Seeks Comanche County Tax Assessor Post

Candidate Jack McGuire states illness and death in his family prevented personal visits but asks voters to support his bid for Tax Assessor. He pledges full time service and diligent administration if elected.

Jack McGuire

Democratic Primary Procedures and Voter Rules

The notice outlines absentee voting for county residents, poll tax rules, and election officer instructions. It specifies eligibility by age and tax payment, oath requirements, ballot handling, and polling place conduct. It also details absentee ballot deposits, returns, and eligibility extensions for seniors and those reaching majority.

United States

Marriage Licenses Issued Since July 11

The following marriage licenses were issued since July 11: B F Pinnell and Miss Mabel Glen Cunningham. M Browning and Miss Alma Cunningham. Clyde Moon and Miss Maudie Henry. Robt Lee Allen and Miss Beuna Hayes.

B. F. Pinnell Mabel Glen Cunningham M. Browning Alma Cunningham Clyde Moon Maudie Henry Lee Allen Beuna Hayes

Local tobacco and snuff price list notes bargains

Price list items include Penns tobacco per pound Tinsley tobacco per pound W N T tobacco per pound three bottles snuff Garrett and Honest snuff per dozen Rooster and Devoe per dozen Prince Albert two for Durham two for two dollars. Store invites meeting any price on goods and groceries.

Penn's Garrett Rooster Devoe Prince Albert Durham

Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Program

Monday July 28 at 4 o'clock the Woman's Missionary Society will meet. The program includes opening field in the Open Country, hymn 004, prayer, business, minutes, reports, roll call and a verse about the country. Special topics cover The Bible in the Public School and The Slumined Path in the Rural Community with several speakers and a piano solo by Mrs Ossie Greene.

Woman's Missionary Society Hampton Missionary News Doyle Eugenia Gray L. BR. Brightman Gay Ossie Greene

Turmoil in Maerua Ring as Rebels Face Starvation

From Washington July 21 dispatch warns of a growing rebel crisis as a blockade by government forces cuts supplies and ammunition. Hundreds of rebels are reported captured in the latest communique, signaling a deteriorating situation. An unrelated ad for breakfast tables appears at Wood Bros.

Washington

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Texas Farm Bureau News Advange N. H. Payne Comanche and Erath Counties G. A. Chilton John Chilton Will Noberson L. J. Kittle W. ©. Chilton Comanche County C.F Williams State Senate Maerua Ring Wrigley’s Wrigleys
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