Farmer Demonstrates Formaldehyde Seed Treatment Against Smut
A farmer named Mr. Allen describes a method to combat oat smut by treating seed with formaldehyde. He used one pint of formaldehyde to three gallons of water for forty bushels, applying via a home made sprinkler and covering treated oats to vaporize the chemical. Other farmers reported oats treated showed less smut, with timing between threshing and sowing flexible.
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Allen
Alien
Barton
Mill. Barton
Fleming
John
P. A. Pett
Bill Barton
Newburg
Fred Anderson
White Point
Ww. J. Rape
Melvin Gore
Mercers Gep
Patterson Candidate for Appeals Place
Judge Patterson is a candidate for the vacancy created by Associate Justice Hickman advancing to chief justice after Chief Justice Pannill’s resignation. Born in Arkansas, he moved to Byeckenridge and later to Texas, educated at Bayle University and the University of Texas Law School, practiced in this district since 1893, with nine years in Oklahoma. He served in the Texas Legislature in 1923 and helped pass key law enforcement measures and the bill creating Texas Technological College at Lubbock.
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Patterson
Hickman
Pannill
Arkansas
Byeckenridge
Bayle University
Law
University of Texas
Oklahoma
Joe B. Thompson
Texas
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Cisco
His University
Comanche Chief Plans Special Edition and Elections
The Comanche Chief announces a large special edition detailing county industry including a milk plant berry canning setup turkey dressing operations and peanut mills. It will cover rural schools 4 H clubs banking growth civic progress churches and political notices before the June 28 publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oierent
Comanche
Comanche County
Primitive Baptist Services at District Court in Comanche
The Primitive Baptist Church invites members and friends to 2 p.m. services on Sunday June 16 at the District Court room in Comanche. Preaching by Kay Martin Stone of Brownwood. All are welcome to hear good preaching. J W McCollum.
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Primitive Baptist Church
Sun W
Comanche
Kay
Martin Stone
Brownwood
Masons Elect Officers At Hope Lodge No 481 Meeting
At the regular meeting of Hope Lodge No. 481 leaders were elected for the ensuing year. W.M. R. S. Walker and officers include William C. Chilton J. W. 3 KK Bryson KE Anthony treasurer A. Greene secretary C. O. Lee tiler.
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Masons
Hope Lodge
R. S. Walker
W.M
William C. Chilton
Wee
Orr Bryson
J. W
KE. Anthony
Treas
Comb couple from Los Angeles visit Comanche kin
Mr and Mrs J R Comb of Los Angeles arrived in Comanche last Friday to visit Mrs Comb’s brother F W Braslaw. They traveled from Los Angeles in ten days by car and plan to continue to Bristow Oklahoma and Richland Missouri before returning to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Comb
Los Angeles
California
Comanche
Countywide Laymen's Association Program at Methodist Tabernacle
Comanche County Laymen's Association hosts a countywide program at the Methodist Tabernacle on Sunday night June 2 at 8 p m. All church members are invited to attend. The program features sermons, prayers, scripture reading, singing, and special messages by local laymen from Proctor Lamkin and Comanche, with pastors supporting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
D. C. Clarke
Peter
Hill Huddleston
Quartett
R. W. Gray
Proctor
Jesus
Dave Truett
Lamkin
Frayer
Wm. Reese
J. M. Haynes
Comanche
St. Invitatio
Vz. Teeelat
O. H. Donaho
Thia County Wide
Tuymen
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Garner- Alvis CO
Chicago
Wm. M. Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Core Pein
Harrow
Brady
Tion
Arner- Alvis CO
Comanche’s
N. A. Palmer
W. H. Carpenter
Gustine
R J. la Prade
Ruth Milton
J. D. Smoot
Mary Grainger
Coleman
BEN Franklin
IGGER
W.H. Rowland
Comanche, Texas
Cunningham
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