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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

3

Miss Sallie Jay Visits From Sipe Springs Weekend

Miss Sallie Jay of Sipe Springs ment the weekend with Miss Eloise Gains. Mrs. Cora Hartgrove named as a Cisco Christian College trustee by Fort Worth Christian convention officers. Irene Barksdale of Sylvester Ga visited Capt A N Whitten near Dublin. Whitten recounted her trip and a neighbor’s journey to Austin to visit a half sister aged over eighty. Rev W D Boswell seen circulating among former parishioners en route to Glen Rose for a Baptist revival next week.

Sallie Jay Sipe Springs Eloise Fort Worth Irene Barksdale Sylvester, Ga A. N. Whitten Dublin Austin Jones County Oklahoma

Oil firm eyes 6000 acre Stephenville tract for Texas and Arkansas

Franklin Flick of Flick Oil and Refining announces a bold program to develop holdings in Texas and Arkansas. The plan targets 6000 acres in Erath county Stephenville, with two geologists confirming a four mile by three mile area. Standard Oil has blocked out six 1500 acre tracts nearby. Tomorrow Tarleton Normal hosts a large summer school with hundreds of attendees.

Ivy Huddleston Comanche Tarleton College Laura Fellman Arthur Richardson Franklin Flick Flick Oil & Refining Company Texas Arkansas Stephenville Erath County Fort Worth Standard Oil Interests The Empire Nomal Tarleton

Gustine notes on bank trade and extended travel plans

Jorman J L Lary visited Gustine to close a trade with the Gustine bank regarding fixtures for the old Continental Bank stand. J E Brewer and family plan an extended eastern trip visiting Camden Mississippi, Tennessee, Chicago, the Great Lakes, Niagara Falls, and Cuba, returning via New Orleans. The Guaranty State Bank is installing new furniture for the Watsons Cash Grocery building. Mrs Ted Jay of Sipe Springs visited with J L White's family. S McDonald and Will Randall of Comanche came on business. Rev M Boiles and daughter Grace were in Comanche.

the Continental Bank J. E. Brewer Cery Ted Jay Sipe Springs J. L. White Jay

Comanche County crops praised and local social notes

The editor notes promising corn and general crop prospects between Gustine and Comanche with potential countywide productivity. A group including J Duval and others plan Llano river fishing and hunting trip. Eva Palmer hosts a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Clyde Boyd. Rev M Boiles continues to improve after a knife injury.

Comanche Woody Johnson Comanche County J. Duval Tom Patton W. J. Patton Bernice Patton Albert Kee

Brownwood fishermen plan several week Texas Mexico trip

A Brownwood fishing party sails Saturday for a multi week trek through West and South Texas and into Old Mexico. Members include W. G. Baxter B. H. Baxter Frankie Dula Will R. Dula Sr. Will R. Dula Jr. Si Hamilton Pete Lambert and possibly others. They aim to fish every river creek and pond that looks good and visit Eagle Pass on the border to see the sights including a bullfight and Francisco's soft drink palace.

South Texas Old Mexico Mexican Eagle Pass Francisco Republic W. G. Baxter B. H. Baxter Frankie Dula Will R. Dula, Sr Si Hamilton Will R. Dula, Jr Pete Lambert

Four Year Old Dies Not Yet But Ill From Gasoline Inhalation

A four year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Tim Llewellyn, near Brownwood on Ebony road, is critically ill with pneumonia after inhaling gasoline from a rubber siphon tube used by his father. The incident occurred early this week when the child followed the father’s siphoning example without supervision.

Tim Llewellyn Brownwood Ebony Road Llewellyn

Rain breaks drought boost for crops in Hico

A Saturday rain of over an inch ends a dry spell in Hico, soaking rainfall that should help corn crop growth and give a big boost to late cotton.

Hiro's Second Trades Day Draws Large Crowd

A crowd of about two thousand attended Hiro's second Trades Day. Merchants reported very satisfactory trade and overall enthusiasm marked the event as a successful gala day in its second year.

Hiro Mer

Foley's Honey and Tar touted for stubborn coughs

A testimonial from John J. Healy of Pittsfield Mass says he has not coughed since using Foley's Honey and Tar and urges others to refuse substitutes. The product is advertised as sold everywhere for cough relief.

Foley John J. Healy Pittsefield Mass

Quotation from Isaiah Cited in Fragment

A biblical verse fragment is quoted: Every mouth speaketh folly and the Lord shall have no joy in their young men, mercy on fatherless and widows denied. The passage emphasizes widespread hypocrisy and evil deeds.

Tisaiah

Oil test near Boon property shows good oil sands

Drilling on the W. W. Boon lease midway between Gorman and Carbon reached 500 feet with an oil bearing showing of about 100 barrels. The crew plans to drill deeper then plug back if no further oil formation is found. Separately, strong YMBL county meeting in Rucker boosts club and fair plans amid enthusiastic support. The Free Press notes the death of J. F. Rhodes near Sidney, age 78, with funeral at Stagg Creek cemetery and survivors including his wife and five children.

W. W. Boon Gorman Carbon Mr. Boon YMBL Rucker Luker J. T. Edmondson J. J. Horn Free Press J. F. Rhodes A. I. Lloyd Sidney de Leon Stagg Creek Cemetery Comanche County Missouri

A. and M. Tractor School Set for June Dates

A and M College of Texas invites interested citizens to attend its eight week automobile and tractor course. The program, now in its fourth year, covers efficient operation and repair of gas engines automobiles and tractors with remaining sessions scheduled for June 20 and 27 after earlier dates in February March April May and early June.

A. & M. College Texas A. & M. College of Texas

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Rose William Albany the Tribune J. L. Lary Gustine Bank Cambden Miss Lamkin Guaranty State Bark Watson’s Cash Gro Rev. M. Boiles Miss Grace Bulletin HICO Cardus America Firestone Firestone Cords Indianapolis Mackey Motor Company A. & M. Tractor School Durham Bros Shorthorn Breeders Association P. A. Pettit T. A. Ward J. Doss Miller Sec. & Treas Jim DeWitt J. D. Smoot R. T. Lane Ty. W. Powers T. BE. Sumner Blanket T. W. Whitesides Jeff Morgan J. B. Pool de Leona J. R. Eanes Dno D. Waring Ing Arthome Heflin & Dixon Comanche, Texas
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