Meadows Grocery Co Changes Name to Meadows and Company
The Meadow s Grocery Company plans to rename to Meadows and Company Inc with capital stock rising from 500000 to 750000 dollars all paid in. Directors include H H Stevenson W B King A B Moore and new officer/director R Dupree. The firm, formed after absorbing Taylor Hanta James, now reports annual business around 4 million dollars and operates branches in Comanche Eastland De Leon and Hamilton. Meadows is a leading Waco figure and active in local development.
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Comanche
Waco Times-Herald
Meadows Grocery Company
Meadows and Company, Incorporated
Meadows Company
Meadows &Company
C. W. Meadows
R. B. Dupreeye
EK. Couch
Ozona
W. J. Cunningham
H. H. Stevenson
W. B. King
Waco
A.B. Moore
Eastland
Mr. Dupree
Central National Bank
Taylor-Hanta-James Company
Messrs. Meadows
Cunningham
Fabers
Maions & Ty
Comanche Eastland
de Leon
Hamilton
Meadows
Preaching at 11 a.m and 8 15 p m Sunday at Presbyterian
The Presbyterian Church announces sermons next Sunday at 11 a m and 8 15 p m inviting all to attend. Marble Works at Comanche and De Leon have just unloaded a car of fine marble for monumental work, with commission savings offered to agents who call at either shop. 49 50
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Comanache
de Leon
Comanche
Bailey rally boosts Bailey bid for Texas governor
Oscar Callaway W. W. Cox and G. H. Boynton attended a Bailey rally in Dallas from Comanche. They report strong confidence among supporters that Bailey will win governor. Several former Thomason and Looney backers are shifting to Bailey over Neff.
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Oscar Callaway
W. W. Cox
G. H. Boynton
Bailey
Comanche
Dallas
Thomason
Looney
Neff
Bailey's Plurality Over Neff Reported in Texas
Special to Comanche Chief from Dallas on July 29 reports Bailey leading Neff by 15,400 in the state tally. The latest count was issued from Bailey headquarters.
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Bailey
Neff
Dallas
Texas
Sunday School and Sermon Schedule Announced
Sunday school will meet Sunday morning at 9 45 o clock with O H Donoho as superintendent. The pastor Ernest J. Lloyd will preach on Sunday at 11 o clock a m and at 8 15 o clock p m.
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O. H. Donoho
Ernest J. Lloyd
Bailey to Campaign Nationwide for Cox Roosevelt Nominees
Former Senator Bailey plans to stump across the nation after Texas August primary to support Cox and Roosevelt. He will target doubtful states in the north and east and campaign for Democratic nominees whether or not he wins Texas governorship.
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Dallas
Bailey
Cox
Roosevelt
Texas
Card of Thanks for Husband Jim Jarvis
To those who brightened our home during the last illness of my dear husband and sent encouraging words and beautiful flowers I express heartfelt thanks. May God grant blessings and true Christian friends in your hours of affliction as you did for Jim, who was all the world to me. Sincerely, Mrs. Wm Ti Jarvis.
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Jim
Ti. Jarvis
Indications for Oil Near Rucker Flaring Into Hopeful Well
Report from the farm of Frank Singleton near Rucker shows an oil well with oil and water rising from about 2000 feet. Water seepage will be eased and oil increase noted after last Friday's touch. Leases near the well are offered up to 100 per acre, but no trades yet.
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Frank Singleton
Rucker
Out West
Lost gold hand led umbrella on Fleming road
Last Saturday a gold handled umbrella was lost on the Fleming road between Comanche and Mr Dan Long's. Finder please ring 914 Isol Mrs Gave Lewis.
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Fleming Road
Comanche
Dan Long
Gave Lewis
Comanche County Vote Totals Show Bailey Narrow Lead
Voters in Comanche County showed intense interest as results surfaced for governor congress district judge and county offices. Bailey led Neff countywide by 433 votes with a total turnout of 3461 and Bailey carried Comanche City’s two boxes 384 to 376. A county table will appear in the Chief next week for official tallies.
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Comanche County
Jos. W. Bailey
Ign
R. E. Thomason
Loomis
Cnk
Congress
Thomas L. Blanton
R. N. Grisham
A. Ls McDoniefosso
Radha Nk Athbon
Por
Im. A. Donner Oun Aces
Ee Ee
Bob McCampbell
Georgia Robertson
F. Marshall
Tom J. Nabers
mAnanesua
C. M. Edmondson
BR. H. Robertson
Hhe
Bailey
Neff
Comanche
Railroads show rising business despite strikes and shortages
Cotton Belt lines report 20000 more cars moved from March to June than in 1919, with 76203 total for the comparable period. Despite higher costs and car shortages, railways maintain steady traffic through uniform movement and dependable schedules, receiving many cars from connecting lines.
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Cotton Belt Lines
Historic battleship Iowa to be used as target
The battleship Iowa at Philadelphia navy yard will be unmanned and controlled by radio for a moving target in Chesapeake Bay. It will test Atlantic fleet gunnery under simulated battle conditions with smoke screens and course changes, until it sinks like the Texas after prior stationary target use.
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Washington
Iowa
Cevera
Santiago
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Evey
Chesapeake Bay
Texas
San Marcos
Blanton Defeats Grisham in Seventeenth District Race
In the Seventeenth District election Blanton defeats Grisham. Other results show Bond and Sanders in a runoff in the Third District and Rayburn routing Ed Westbrook in the Fourth. Buchanan leads McKean in the Tenth. Garrett beats Fisher two to one in the Eighth. Bee defeats Slayden in the Fourteenth.
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Bond
Sanders
Rayburn
Ed. Westbrook
Buchanan
A.T. McKean
Austin
Garrett
Houston
Fisher
Bee
Slayden
Blanton
Grisham
Closed shop debate stirs Texas politics
T Jones of Tyler, once a political figure, writes Galveston News disputing a closed shop. Austin judge Ed Kane calls Jones muddled, arguing the policy hurts farmers and tenant reform, while praising Joe Bailey as a governor candidate capable of balancing labor, capital, and farm welfare.
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T. Jones
Tyler
Texas
Galveston News
Mr. Jones
Ms. Bailey
Pat
Neff
Ed. R. Kane
Austin
Jones
Joe Bailey
Rebekah Degree Team Confers At Bangs Lodge
The Comanche Rebekah Degree Team led by captain Mrs W D Carroll conferred degrees on eight candidates at Bangs Wed on request of Bangs Brownwood and Santa Anna Lodges. Grand Master W T Savage praised the work and attendees included Mrs Gerganess Mrs Gertie Carpenter and others.
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Comanche Rebekah
W. D. Carroll
Bangs
Brownwood
Santa Anna
W. T. Savage
Dallas
Carroll
Gerganess
Gertie Carpenter
Bailey at Dallas Opens Against Weff
Dallas iNews quotes Chairman Luther Nickles stating Bailey is likely to win a substantial plurality and will face Neff in the August 28 runoff. Nickles invites Looney and Thomason backers to rally to a campaign built on principle, not personal attacks, and warns supporters of Neff’s past remarks and ads.
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Luther Nickles
Dallas iNews
Bailey
Neff
Mary
Dallas
Mr. Thomason
Mr. Looney
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Pat Neff
R. E. Thomason
Thomason
Waco
Dallas Dispatch
Willie
Hobby
United States
Messrs
Looney
Comanchero Voters Endorse County Superintendent Nominee
A note to voters expresses appreciation for support that secured the nomination for County Superintendent and promises continued dedication to public service and duties.
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