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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1946

Page

11

De Leon Free Press Sold to Foster

The De Leon Free Press has been sold to Foster, owner of the De Leon Pree Press, who is moving from Brady Herald ownership. Alton, formerly with the San Angelo Standard, is reported as a candidate for a printing job in Cleburne, while Foster will not run the paper in active charge and will continue his law practice in Waco.

de Leon Charles Alto de Leon Pree Press Poster Taco Alton San Angelo Standard Cleburne Foster Brady Herald de Leon Prep Press Waco Ceresan

Lucky Tickets Payoff In Wits Place Show

A unique flavoritc five cent drink named Lucky Tickets promises a quick energy lift. The ad touts reliable payoff at 10 2 and 4 oclock and appeals to anyone hungry thirsty or tired.

Hollywood Park Hollywood Betty Cadwell Harry McMahan Peppee

Sergeant Armstead Rice Returns From China After Service

Sergeant Armstead Rice is back in Comanche after six years in the U S Marines the last two in China. He is married to former Miss 118 Hops of Comanche a local teacher and pianist for the Methodist Church. Rice hopes to settle in Comanche when he leaves the service.

Armstead Rice Comanche U. S. Marines China Hops Methodist Church Sky Mia Rice Comatche Sergeace Howara Brawhwood

Daught er Born to Grady W Hoopers in Hospital

A daughter was born May 18 at Menale Hospital to Grady W Hooper and Mrs Hooper. The child is the daughter of Mrs E W Wooley, and the Hoopers announce the birth in Le Neu.

Grady W. Hoopors W. Hooper Palit le Neu St the Eee Men Ale Hospital Hooper Ia

Readable fragment hints at social quarrel and marriage talk

A garbled snippet mentions a poker game, a calf, a wife as comfort, and bachelor life during a stressful time. The text is unclear but suggests domestic tension and social chatter typical of a community column. No definitive names or places are recoverable.

Fragmentary tribute note to Homer Mee and others

A damaged note expresses thanks to multiple named figures, including Homer Mee, Mr. Porter, and Reverends Isha and Depbe, for consideration and attention. The text appears as a garbled dedication seeking support for those who sent thoughts or action on a matter.

Homer Ory Mr. Porter Ant Toot

Strange Eye Health Claims From Dr Connors in Comanche

An article argues against wearing glasses, claiming many do not seek proper eye care. It stresses balanced eye function, consistent strain avoidance, and urges a thorough examination by a trained optometrist for safety and comfort.

T. J Connors Comanche

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