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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
4
Health Commissioner praises a visiting exterminator while Pratap Chandra of Benares argues for quarantine and humane pest control. The exchange questions killing rats versus human warfare, ending with a note that Chandra is more practical than many who do nothing.
The American Legion and Comanche invite ex rangers for a reunion on August 3 and 4 with housing arranged. A barbecue is planned at Fleming Park Thursday and evening programs will run both days. Ex-rangers should meet at Atwood Brothers' store Thursday morning.
Notice from HL Tl Gantz Superintendent states that all patrons seeking transfers for their children must file applications by August 1. The list is the final day to submit for transfer consideration.
Washington July 25 The selection of a Federal Reserve Board member to replace W P G Harding will be made this week. The President has given no intimation on reappointing Governor Harding amid opposition over the boards deflation policy. Senator Heflin of Alabama says he would not confirm the nomination if made.
A sparse return of delegate names from county precincts lists Comanche Precinct 1 and 2 selections including M. W. Skinner and R. C. Fragier among others, with additional delegates from Brushy Gap Whittville and Fa Sumner noted. Incomplete submissions point to next Saturday’s county convention.
Hon. Oscar Callaway, facing a runoff with Thomas I. Blanton, visited Brownwood to Coleman for a leaders conference. He plans to carry the campaign into every school community in the district and to fully organize his forces.
In Brady the Williamses, long a fixture in the produce trade, close a successful venture and depart, leaving a void for neighbors and customers who valued their business and community presence. The community expresses gratitude for their years of service and hopes they remain good neighbors wherever they go.
On Monday morning a fire started from an oil stove in the residence of Miss Leve and Miss Maud Roberson. The local fire department arrived swiftly and extinguished the flames with only small damage reported.
Fragmentary classified notice advertising kerosene oil for filling barrels. Mentions R. Hi. Moore as agent with contact phone numbers 174 or 65 and includes the word Texhomia.
In the District of the Northern District of Texas a bankruptcy petition for discharge by William Albert Lee (Cash Store) is heard. He was adjudged in April 1922 and seeks full discharge from debts provable under the bankruptcy acts with a deadline of August 26, 1922 for creditors to oppose.
In the District Court of the Northern District of Texas James Richard Tatum filing No 1158 in Bankruptcy seeks discharge after being adjudged bankrupt He states surrender of all property and compliance with bankruptcy acts and court orders and prays for a full discharge from debts provable except those legally excepted Verified July 24 1922 Signed James Richard Tatum bankrupt
The Western Union Telegraph Company and the Comanche Telephone exchange are praised for outstanding service on election night. Their offices stayed open to receive the latest returns, consistent with their reliable record at election times.
Local ad urges readers to visit J H Huff for eye glasses during hot weather. Eye tests are free and frames fitted properly at a reasonable price. Ad mentions 49 cents as a price point.
The column notes fine weather for hay and maize as farmers work to save feed. Greenwood youths travel west to harvest maize and pick cotton while families join them. A Bud Bentley party for youth occurs, a wagons train goes to Comanche for Fleming school lumber, and church activities pause for a new schoolhouse, with several local residents visiting and traveling to Gustine.
J H Huff offers eye care services and eyeglasses designed for comfort and long lasting wear. Patients may choose frames and prescriptions suited to daily use and improved vision.
A Comanche advertisement touts Adler-i-ka claim for rapid stomach relief and toxin removal, plus a claim of improved digestion and reduced constipation. It also promotes J. H. Huff glasses for eye trouble, claiming long-term savings and relief.
A short note from J. H. Huff advises that appropriate glasses aid weak eyes by saving future expense and providing comfort and clear vision to the patient.
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