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Local classified item offering poultry and eggs purchase service with cold storage for rent and trucking availability. Noted as a simple ad line with basic contact prompts.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1931
Page
6
Local classified item offering poultry and eggs purchase service with cold storage for rent and trucking availability. Noted as a simple ad line with basic contact prompts.
Bob Seale advertising Homfe Produce Co offering top prices for produce chickens and eggs with a call to bring in goods to the shop. The note emphasizes high payment and customer turnout.
The Comanche Chief advertises a genuine vegetable parchment wrap that prevents butter from sticking. It claims the improved wrap costs no more than current options and asks customers to request butter cartons.
A Special Brand tire is produced for distributors like mail order houses and oil companies under a name that hides the tire maker from the public. Firestone, by contrast, brands every tire with the maker’s name, signaling construction and quality.
Sunday program for the Comanche County Convention at Oliver Springs Church on August 2, 1931. Devotional by D. W. Allsup at 2 15. Course in Sunday School Administration led by J Howard Moore at 2 30. Reading by Willie Well Hill at 2 45. Convention Normal Course by E H Boulter at 2 50. Duet by Inez Setzler and Davie Reed at 5 05. How to Take These Courses led by Gordon Barrett at 3 10. Business and Reports at 2 40 and 4 00 adjourn.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Flowers of Brownwood visited relatives, and Mrs. J A Johnson returned home after a week with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCullough and daughter from Creamer spent Sunday with his parents and son Lester.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reed of Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hart of Wingate returned home after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sumners and family of Sipe Springs spent the weekend with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hurt of Comanche spent Sunday with the Hurt family. Elvin Woolsey of Taylor Chapel spent the weekend with his grandparents, the Hurts.
Rev EF Daily announces the Indian Creek Methodist Church revival starts tonight and runs through Sunday week. He will preach with assistant Rev N E Gardner and R L Bowman leading the singing, according to the pastor.
The State of Texas Comanche County issues a notice to debtors and creditors of the estate of J A Tinney deceased. Marion Wilkerson administrator appointed by Judge W T House of the Comanche County Court directs all indebted parties to settle and all claims to be presented at the administrator's Comanche Texas residence by law.
The Comanche Chief urges sellers to use butter cartons and genuine vegetable pavement to keep butter dry and fresh, boosting sales and keeping butter in good condition.
Rev. E. M. Daily and January were surprised as Rh. W. Gray invited the pastor to sit and led a slow dispersal after the revival at Prac tor. A table before the pulpit held bags of dry woods, groceries, and farm staples for the preacher’s family.
A barber announces reduced prices to align with falling farm and commodity costs. Shave now fifteen cents and hair cut fifty five cents, with thanks for business.
Elmer Bybee of Comanche Route 1 and Miss Murdell Rogers of Comanche Route 1 were married in the County Clerk's office at Comanche on Thursday afternoon July 23. Justice J. D. Bonner performed the ceremony. Bybee is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bybee. Rogers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rovers.
Desdemofia Route One and Earl Lowry of DeLeon wed on Sunday July 26 with Elder FE Short officiating. Mrs. Lowry taught at Robinson Springs this session and was re elected for another year.
The Sipe Springs Baptist Church revival begins Wednesday August 5 at 8 15 p m and runs through the following Sunday. Rev Homer Davis leads with Rev Rowden of Gorman assisting and Mr Holmes of Custer directing singing. Services occur twice daily under the tabernacle.
The Comanche Chief lists carbon paper for tracing large sheets with black sheets at 10 cents each and color sheets at 15 cents each.
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