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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
4
Williams prices a range of household goods including Giasa top quart fruit jars for 80c, pure coffee at 85c for 5 pounds, coal oil 40c, binder twine 7e per... rest unreadable. Also promotes union suits for boys 8 to 12 at 25c each and men’s shirts without collars at 50c.
Travel to cities like Kingston Washington San Francisco Hawaii Brazil Japan Argentina and India while earning a strong income through Draughon Training. The program offers global placement facilities and a quicker start in life at low cost. Mail the coupon for the current Employment Report and details on scholarships and nearest Draughon’s College locations in Dallas or Wichita.
Governor Alfred signs H B No 755 aimed at stopping evasion of the cigarette tax law. The bill, authored by Rep R A Luker, is witnessed by Senators Duggan Woodruff Beck and Mrs H P Brelsford, and Shawn stands by with Luker.
Announcement by A J Spangler of Ste phenville states a National F F A radio program airs June 29 at 11 30 a m on NBC Farm and Home Hour The theme is The New Era In American Agriculture with a leadership monthly theme The program includes segments from Washington San Francisco Portland Seattle and Washington DC featuring F F A and U S Army Band selections and closing announcements.
The Texas State College for Women in Denton will be known exclusively by a new name to reflect its expanded curriculum. The board of regents approved the change and graduates may opt for diplomas bearing the new college name.
Kathryn Fisher of Zephyr has been selected by a College Station committee as a Gold Star club girl to be honored at the Short Course this summer. Twenty-two other Texas club girls share the honor, announced by county agent Mrs Mayeste Malone. Fisher won county and district firsts in the club girls bedroom contest last year and earned a trip to the last short course. Also named from this region are Laverne Bernhard of Bosque County and Virginia Gibson of Eastland County.
Inch, president of Electric Bond and Share, presents a chart to a Congressional Committee showing that the holding company provides 24 hour electric service to crossroads of America. He notes 89 percent of the 3,239 communities served are under 3,000 population and many settlements are too small to list. He warns Wheeler-Rayburn bill would hinder future expansion and service by imposing bureaucratic restrictions.
Dr. Hans Zinner cites rat and flea borne typhus with two forms Brill's Disease in Texas as state health officer Dr. John W. Brown notes Texas has the most cases. The cycle runs rat flea man with symptoms including chills fever and a rapid rise to 105 degrees. Eradication of rats and mice could prevent losses estimated at twelve million dollars yearly in Texas.
Mrs J P King and her daughters Ruth and Faye of Kop pers spent Sunday in Comanche.
Mr and Mrs R A Gardner and their children from Coleman spent the weekend in Comanche visiting Dr and Mrs J O Lane, her parents.
Clerk Jones impersonates the feared gangster Mannion to secure a front page life story. He is mentored by J. G. Carpenter and Healy, courted by Mannion and his men, and pressed to reveal the truth while dodging police and a looming public chase. Jones faces exposure as Aunt Agatha’s visit adds personal pressure. TO BE CONTINUED.
Mrs L R Brightman and her grandson John uthod have returned from a two week visit in Tyler. Mrs Victor uthod and her children of Tyler are visiting here. Mr and Mrs W Childers SE took Gee elk cullines.
Mrs. E. C. Sleight and children of Lake Charles Louisiana visit Mrs. E. C. Wiesendanger and Mrs. W. O. Hamilton. Mrs. Hattie Brightman was an Austin visitor Wednesday. Penrose B. Metcalfe as an dg a Comanche
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