Comanche Chief Newspaper Archives, Jun 23, 1922, p. 6

Sidney Gains Noted Status as Meeting Point for Farmers

On June 20 Farmers gathered in Sidney to discuss day to day issues as Sidney grows. candidates Lee Morris for County Commissioner Precinct 1 and Lee Campbell for County Treasurer were seen campaigning. Local social life included Ellen Gill hosting a Friday night party and Beatie singing gathering. A school tax election is set for June 24 with County Supt Gantz explaining funding needs for 7 to 8 months of operation.

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Sidney Lee Morris Sipe Springs John Bartlett Fort Worth Ellen Gill Lee Bills de Leon Bonnie Ferrer Oran Graham F. M. Graham Mangum Kellet Dallas Graham Comanche Lawrence Sumner Blanket A. H. Taylor Nix Nowlin Mr. Donaho J. B. Lacy Mrs. Robinson Cooke County J. Ti. Lacy Henry Chastain Ralls

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Sidney News Briefs From June 13 Local notes on farming people and events

Farmers report good crop progress with favorable outlook for harvest though corn suffered from heavy rains. Sidney plans a June 24 vote to raise the school tax. Locals hosting oilmen to drill a test well. Many visits and chats with relatives, plus a July first all day singing and dinner on the ground. Summer normal classes and local travels noted.

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Sidney Sidney Board of Trustees

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Smith's Barber Shop Moves Upstairs Near Coman Chief Office

The notice states Smith's Barber Shop has moved upstairs on the first stairway east of Coman Chief office, on the north side of the square. It advertises Suave 15 cents and haircut 25 cents and promises first class work. It also comments that prohibition has an ally in the snake bite record and notes deaths from snakebite have apparently decreased since Mr. Volstead became a national figure.

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Smith's Comanche Chief Office Square Mr. Volstead

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