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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
10
Nation faces a tense public briefing as executives outline strategic options. Officials from key organizations respond to questions about timelines and potential shifts, amid market volatility and shifting leadership roles.
Local ad note announces Dr. C R Houghton Dentist operating from the Masonic Building in Comanche Texas with details suitable for readers seeking dental services.
Miss Gussie Walker visits friends in San Angelo. Miss Estelle Grundy of Goldthwaite stays with Mrs. A. B. Queen. Mesdames Kelley and Kugger of Dublin visit Mrs. Chas. Org. Miss Madaline Robertson of Marlin visits Miss Lea Allen. Miss Beatrice Barton of Terrell visits Miss Thelma Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Coker return from Fort Worth. Elizabeth Chilton returns from Stephenville. J. C. Martin and family move to Coleman. Bacon Alexander of Dallas visits home folks. Senator J. G. Kearby returns from Honey Grove and Mineral Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Mearty host a visiting young son. Misses Mary and Larue Hawkins of Stephenville visit Elizabeth Chilton and friends. Vera Callaway of Grapevine visits R. E. Truitt. Younger social set holds a dance at Mrs. T. O. Moore’s home. Mabel McNeill spends time in Gustine for Eva Palmer house party.
Chas R Withers returns from Maypearl, Grady Callaway arrives from Washington to aid brother Oscar in Congress bid. Mr and Mrs A B Queen host a six o clock lawn dinner for eighteen with Estal Grundy as honoree. W G Baxter heads east to buy goods for Brownwood and Comanche houses with a large party. Mary Dingwall marks her ninth birthday with a party. Evelyn Thadberg leaves for Arlington for a Barnes house party with plans to join brother Victor next week.
Miss Celia Emory of Stamford visits her brother D. D. Emory and wife then departs for Waco. A Woodmen picnic is planned at Democrat Thursday August 6 with all invited.
Wim Reese and R E Coleman visited Dallas while G W Jessup traveled to Fort Worth on business. Several residents, including Evelyn Thadberg in Arlington and Mrs Arthur Lovelace en route to Mineral Wells, are mentioned with family and visits. Uncle Jim Lewis was elected Brown County treasurer amid Cunningham family ties and local congratulations. The Chief Exponent thanks J A Egbert for a watermelon treat.
J. B. Chilton and Clarence Albin departed Tuesday for Lamesa in Dawson County where Mr Albin will take charge of 600 contracted steers. They will graze the herd for about 60 days before shipment.
D. C. Dingus fell at home on Sunday night injuring his arm, now in a sling. He says the pain is severe but his candidate for governor congressman district attorney and other county offices won, leaving him satisfied though he lost one or two county races, and he would not be hoggish.
N A Palmer & Co advertise 6 1 2 acre city plots with house well barn and improvements ideal for truck business. They offer city houses and lots below value and farms at bargain prices with deferred payments at 6 and 8 percent. Contact Mr N E Palmer for showings and insurance services.
Community notice urges residents to comply with the sanitary ordinance by installing hinged doors on the back of all closets. It emphasizes public protection and a cooperative effort toward a clean town, signed by ar.
Captain J D Bonner longtime chairman of the County Democratic Executive Committee is recognized as an old timer who has followed the Chief for forty one years and will be added to the Honor Roll.
In Washington on July 27 members of Congress focused on Texas election returns. Representative Garrett of Houston trailed by about 6,000 votes for renomination at large but hoped late returns would give him the lead. Ball’s defeat is viewed by Eastern papers as a setback for the Wilson administration with ties to Bailey and anti prohibition concerns. Postmaster Burleson unavailably out of the city, with denials of Texas postmasters aiding Ball.
Waco Texas July 25 according to H D Earl superintendent of the Waco division of the Cotton Belt Railroad here today it is not possible at this time to announce the date for inaugurating motor car service between Waco and Hamilton for the reason that the eight cars ordered some time ago by the road have not yet been completed.
Bargain sale of one Victrola talking machine in good condition. Contact L. D. Hall in Comanche Texas. box 345.
The Higginbotham Bailey Logan Company of Dallas filed its charter in Austin on July 27 capital stock set at 1 200 000 for wholesale dry goods incorporators include R W Higginbotham W L Logan A H Bailey and J C Mason.
The Manning Atwood family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during Sammie’s illness and death. May Heaven's richest blessings rest upon you. Sincerely, Mr and Mrs Manning Atwood and Family.
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