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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
3
Coleman Young Lady Dies From Self Inflicted Wound
Miss Willie L. Smith aged 18, from the Mt View community in Coleman County, died Thursday May 17 from a gun shot wound believed self inflicted. Her mother heard a shot in the front yard and found her daughter in the yard. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Smith with many Coleman area relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood News
Coleman
Willie L. Smith
Mt. View
Coleman County
Smith
J. P. Smith
Rock assault injuries cloud Mt. Olive visit
Visit by Smackover and Desde mona guests ended with a dispute at Mt. Olive school house. Frank Peer suffered a crushed skull from a rock blow and remains critical. Allen Hawkins was arrested for the assault, jailed briefly, then released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
T. D. Mitchell
Smackover
Ark
Cllys Jarrett
Desdemona
Tom Reese
Mt. Olive
Frank Peer
Allen Hawkins
Hico News Briefs Touch Harvest and Local News
Ten carloads of live poultry and eighteen cars of eggs have shipped from Hico since January. Harvesting is in full blast this week and the grain crop is generally good. Edward Beckett will oversee oil development work and drill again upon arrival this week. Geo H Boynton, after hospital surgery, visits Hamilton and plans to return to Walters Oklahoma to resume work at the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Review
Hico
Edward Beckett
Geo. H. Boynton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hamilton
Mr. Boynton
Harry Boynton
Walters
Oklahoma
The
Herald
Lon Boynton
Dublin Train Wreck Sees No Serious Injuries
Frisco passenger No. 5 bound for Dublin derailed seven miles north of town last Tuesday in a deep cut. The slow speed near Harbin station prevented major injuries as baggage and express cars toppled but walls cushioned the impact. Express messenger unharmed. a few passengers shaken. J R Linn, a prominent Dublin cotton man, died suddenly at home from paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Harbin
J. R. Linn
Y M B L Workers Highlight Community Visits in De Leon
In De Leon the Y M B L and county agent teams tour communities to present boys and girls club work and promote the fair. Memorial services were held at the cemetery with veterans' graves decorated. Rev T Edgar Neal and family visit local friends, linking Gatesville pastors and Evans family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Tabernacle
T. Edgar Neal
Gladys Kathleen
C. A. Evans
Gatesville
R. L. Scott
Pecan Growers Gather for Demonstration near Stephenville
On May 25 a group of pecan enthusiasts gathered at the Leon River near Stephenville to share a picnic dinner lecture and live demonstrations on propagating paper shell pecan varieties. The event drew landowners from Hamilton Comanche Carlton and Shire counties and showcased cleared land and young pecan trees as teaching examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Record
Stephenville
Leon
Hamilton County
Comanche County
Carlton
Shire
Hamilton
Federal inspectors tour Brownwood Lakewood camp
A party of federal government employees from Detroit Michigan spent a day in Brownwood during a nine week tour of inspection of government properties. They visited the tourists camp at Lakewood swimming pool and praised the entertainment provided during their stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detriot
Michigan
Lakewood Swimming Pool
Tarleton Dean Davis Hospitalized After Appendicitis
Tarleton College head Dean Thomas Davis underwent successful surgery at Baylor Hospital in Dallas after showing symptoms Saturday. Also noted: Erath County fair preparations accelerate with secretary Luther Burleson set to supervise exhibits. John Tarleton College band heads a two week tour, Lions Club supporting distribution of ten thousand literature pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean J. Thos. Davis
Tarleton
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Davis
A. H. Beauchamp
Alabama
G. Capers
the Tribune
Erath County
Luther Burleson
John
Stephenville and Erath County Benefit from City Education and Church Access
Stephenville in Erath County advances local education and church facilities, highlighting new school improvements and expanded religious services. The article notes broader educational advantages and community resources provided by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville
Erath County
Higginbotham Bros buy Hardin lumber yard expand stock
Gustine reports Higginbotham Bros & Co have purchased the Hardin lumber business and will consolidate stocks at their yard, creating a large lumber and building material inventory to handle most orders. J M McCrary announces a birthday next Friday and invites ex Confederates to a gathering with barbeque and shared provisions. Rev M Boiles sustains a cut requiring six stitches but is recovering. a week of limited mobility is expected. Gustine Concert Band signs Bertram Fair engagement for August 1 2 3, rehearsing weekly and aiming for quality service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Hardin Lumber
Higginbotham Bros
J. M. McCrary
the Tribune
Gustine Concert
Bertram Fair Association
Gustine Bank
Bertram
Gorman Band Plays for Eastland Elks Parade
The Gorman band, with thirty members, performed for the Elks parade in Eastland last Saturday and received strong reports of a hit show. The note also mentions the new Highway League, a four town amateur baseball circuit including Gorman, Desdemona, De Leon and Dublin, with two games weekly through June and July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Eastland
Highway League
Texas
Desdemona
de Leon
Dublin
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Ruth Kilpatrick
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Elmer Tuinstra
Imogene Coach
Lorene Preston
Charles Moore
Neva Huff Thelma McDonald
Pevoe White
Opal Arthur
Thomas Burton
Mary Ellen Carnes
Vera Boiles
Elick Whitlock
JO Foote
Coral Denny
Laura Robertson
Rufus Haggard
Anton Rauhut
Ella J. Dudley
Ruth King
Goldthwaite
the Free Press
Brownwood
Ing
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Arthome
Heflin & Dixon
Comanche, Texas
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