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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

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Witnesses on Stand in Murder Trial

In district court three men face murder charges and one man faces an accessory count in the Jack McCurdy death. The Wil man case opened with venue and indict­ment motions, then jury selection began and testimony started. Fort Henry testified McCurdy was killed during a dispute over grand jury evidence and a wagon spoke struck him, with the body later found on a railroad track. The jury list includes I Butler, Custer Route. C M Carraway, Comine. J D Pannell Creamer A L Reid, Proctor. J Wilson, Comanche Route. J R Haddock, Te Leon Route. G D Underwood, Sipe Springs. J A Fanes, Comanche. C lL Connache, Sidney. Walter Underwood, German Route 2. W J Rankin, May Route. M J Pounds, Beat tie.

Jack McCurdy W. M. Wilman McClellan Fort Henry McCurdy I. Butler Custer C. M. Carraway Comine J D. Pannell Creamer L, Reid Proctor J Wilson Comanche

Church Meeting Tonight With Eld Randolph Clark

All church members are asked to meet at the church tonight Friday to hear Eld Randolph Clark on an important matter. Services Sunday proceed as usual. The night service features the Lincoln picture Tender Memories. Attendance aims to break records after a low showing last Sunday in Sunday school where Dublin beat them on three points.

Eld Randolph Clark Lincoln Dublin

Volstead Act Supersedes State Liquor Law

Shreveport Louisiana June 15. City Judge Samuel sustains a motion to quash a charge against J M Collins arrested weeks ago by local police. Officers captured and destroyed a large quantity of corn whiskey alleged to have been brought from Mount Pleasant Texas. The judge holds state law on shipping intoxicating liquor is superseded by the Volstead act.

Shreveport J. M. Collins Mount Pleasant Texas Samuel

Housewives Short Course for Comanche County

Comanche county will host a Housewives Short Course conducted by Mrs. Sullivan of the Extension Department at A. and M. College of Texas starting the week of June 26. The program will travel to multiple communities with free demonstrations lectures and courses aimed at local housewives.

Comanche County Sullivan A. & M. College of Texas

Harvard Student in Jail Seeks Photo for Heirloom

Salem, Mass. June 13 Paul Jackson a 22 year old Harvard student urged to be jailed after arrest for operating a motor vehicle without a license He asked for a camera to take a picture behind bars as a family heirloom and after bail invited officers to dinner claiming it was the most fun he had in days

Salem Mass Paul Jackson Harvard

Uncle Jack Wright Plans Visit to Portales Daughter

Uncle Jack Wright left Thursday for a visit with his daughter Mrs. Frank McDermott in Portales New Mexico. He has read the Chief since its first issue nearly fifty years ago and will have it with him on his trip. We wish him a pleasant journey and safe return after his stay.

Jack Wright Frank McDermott Portales N. M Jack

War Hero Thomas F. Munn Laid To Rest In Comanche

The body of Thomas F. Munn who died in Toul France on October 9 1918 was brought home and buried at Oakwood Cemetery Comanche. He was 28. Funeral rites under the American Legion with Rev Kil chaplain of Cunningham Post featured a tribute to his patriotic sacrifice. His mother Mrs S J Munn brothers George Fad and John W Munn and sisters Beulah Walton Susan Ada May and others attended. The Chief extends condolences to the bereaved family.

Thomas F. Munn Base Hospital Toul France Oakwood Will Munn Staff Fastland County John W. Munn Oden Texas

Better Yards Contest Shows Mixed District Interest

The article notes improvement in Comanche yards but disappointment at low participation in a better yard contest. District one had no entries, district two had six, and district three had two. districts one and three may be dropped. Judges will set closing date next week. residents urged to cut weeds and grass now rather than wait.

Comanche

Merchants urged to advertise in the Chief

The paper stresses that merchants should advertise in the Chief to reach readers who trust ads and save money. Business news is highlighted as the businessman's way of talking to the people. Hamilton visitors J. D. McKinley, J. C. Sparks, Loweeco Brann, and Leonard Kirchman attended a murder trial this week.

Messrs J. D. McKinley J. C. Sparks Loweeco Brann Leonard Kirchman Hamilton

Texas editors tour the Magic Valley of the Rio Grande

Texas Press Association editors travel by special Pullman train through Waco to McAllen in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. They tour Kingsville Raymondville Harlingen Mercedes and McAllen with welcomes from local groups and a sense of the valley as a budding tropical fruit and vegetable powerhouse driving ongoing development and enterprise.

Texas Press Association McAllen Lower Rio Grande Valley Texas Magic Valley Lower Rio Grande Valley Raleigh Waco Press Association Association San Antonio Gunter Hotel Kingsville Casa Ricardo King Ranch King Home R. J. Kieberg Kieberg County Lingen Harlingen Mercedes McAlien Hidalgo Starr Cameron Rio Grande

Judge Gary Defends Equal Opportunity in Syracuse

In Syracuse on June 13 Judge Gary warned against labor union platforms he said threaten equality of opportunity. He denounced union demands for uniform wages across trades and called for constitutionalism over a laborist system. He argued unions seek to control wages and dues, shaping employment by leadership rather than merit.

Syracuse N. Y Gary

Bank advertising seen to be best by experts

G Prather Knapp of the Mississippi Valley Trust Co. in St. Louis told the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World that newspapers are the principal bank advertising medium. He said newspapers reach local people and become part of their lives, guiding banks to serve the public good.

Atlanta G. Prather Knapp Mississippi Valley Trust Company St. Louis Associated Advertising Clubs Knapp Herbert 8 Houston New York City Association

Newaks Park to Be Built Here This Week

Vernon Adams led a town effort to raise funds for a new ball park and grand stand. Construction began yesterday near the Blue gin four blocks from the square, the 350 by 870 foot grounds include eight and seven foot walls, a 60 foot stand for 300 spectators, inside parking, and multi use for football and track. The park should be ready early next week with an opening event planned.

Vernon Adams Comanche

Centenarian Grandpa Banner Celebrates 101st Birthday

Grandpa Banner marked his 101st birthday on Sunday June 12 with family gathering at his daughter Mrs Frank Clark’s home. Along with many relatives, few could attend due to rain. attendees included T J Banner C K Banner J F Banner A V Logan J W McCollum Jim McCollum Burley McCollum C W McCollum John Gore J F Banner Jesse Banner T C Freeman W C Garner W E Kieth Frank Clark Francis Clark D C Clark Helen Armstrong J F Tate C L Tate Ethan Wetzel G A Bruton Jack Tannehill and others from Comanche Gustine Energy and Kalispell areas.

Grandpa Banner Bill Banner Frank Clark T. J. Banner N. M C. K. Banner H. T Strong City Okla J. L. Banner Merkel Texas J. F. Banner Rotan Tex A. V. Logan San Benito J. W. McCollum Helena Ark T. J. Freeman Connie Comanche Fred Coker Creamer Helen Armstrong J. F. Tate Flossie C. L. Tate Ethan Wetzel G. A. Bruton Jack Tannehill

Woodward tops Texas State shoot with high marks

M. E. Woodward returned from Ranger where he posted 441 of 450 in singles 98 percent and 497 of 500 in five man track. He placed second in the doubles singles and handicap events with 48 of 50, qualifying him for the zone shoot in Dakota this August as Texans plan to host it in Houston next year.

M. E. Woodward Ranger U. S Mr. Woodward Dakota Houston

Vermifuge Advice From Local Ad

If you have reason to believe your child is suffering from worms, take to safe course use White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot resist its expelling influence. Price 5c. Sold by Paris Smith.

Paris Smith

Mrs Nannie Jackman Visits Brother In City

Mrs. Nannie Jackman of Hillsboro, mother of Toy Jackman longtime mailing clerk at the post office here, has been visiting her brother A. B. Hayworth in this city.

Nannie Jackman Hillsboro Toy Jackman A. B. Hayworth

Church Advertising Department Conference Purposes

In the report the conferences of the Church Advertising Department are outlined with aims and agenda items. The notes emphasize coordination of campaigns, audience reach, and cooperation among committees to advance church messaging and public engagement.

Farmers' Proposals as Cotton Farmers Seek Fair Remuneration

The Farmers Bureau News cites Wall Street Journal and Manufacturers Record on cotton farmers organizing in Texas and the South. It argues fair prices will attract youth, reduce drudgery, and enable debt repayment, land ownership, and better living standards for rural families.

Farm Bureau News New York Wall Street Journal Manufacturers Record Texas Ind Ceblan Mars

Gum Springs Socials Mark Rainy Week

Gum Springs notes a welcome rain on Tuesday night. Hermand Kerley and Arlo Hornsby visited family. Tom Marshall hosted a girls party before school starts. Several locals head to Brownwood and Stephenville for college. Entrees include Kerley families and friends socializing through mid June.

Gum Springs Hermand Kerley Brownwood Arlo Hornsby Downing Mat Kerley Tom Marshall Ruby Patton Essie Kerley Violett Marshall Audra Kerley Stephenville George Kerley Mary Arrington Wesie Kerley

Herbine Versus Bilious Systems Promised Recovery

An advertisement touts Herbine as a quick cure for misery and low mood from a bilious constitution. It claims to purify, energize, and invigorate the system and lists Paris Smith as the seller with unspecified price.

Paris Smith

Weatheraby Plans Brief Departure For Several Weeks

Mrs J P Weatheraby will leave her home for an extended absence of several weeks. The article notes she will yield some duties during this period and will be away from her residence.

J. P. Weatheraby

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