Comanche Chief obituary note for publisher C Wilberson
Brief notice from The Comanche Chief records the death of C Wilberson the paper's publisher. Details on funeral arrangements and tributes are not provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
2
Brief notice from The Comanche Chief records the death of C Wilberson the paper's publisher. Details on funeral arrangements and tributes are not provided in the fragment.
A Comanche column blends local concerns with light commentary. It praises a Garden Club rock fence near Oakwood Cemetery, urges community support, and notes gaps in local services such as hospitals and optical shops. The piece mocks fossil jokes about the new fire station and features quotes from civic figures and readers.
A Pecos anecdote about a woman seeking 24 roosters, Texas Tech student humor about exams, and misheard history notes. Humorous snippets highlight small towns, campus quirks, and local wit.
A collection of humorous definitions and quips about everyday things and people. Entries include playful takes on terms like water heat laughter and intuition, along with witty portraits of a gardener, a monk, a driver, and a stylish dresser.
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce space echoes Law West of the Pecos in a building copy. District Judge Ralph Yarborough toured Langtry in a campaign stop and was praised by local officials. A Castroville justice of the peace posts a sign about law along the Medina River. Ripley seeks facts on Comanche Springs, noted for a 35,000,000 gallon flow.
The note discusses General Pershing, formerly with headquarters in Marfa, and suggests a timely piece on his recon recovery. Readers are urged to obtain an adding machine paper at the Chief Office.
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