Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Comanche Chief in Comanche, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

7

Local notes on crops and community events

The report covers crop health and seed concerns as residents battle goose grass while hoping for a good harvest. Mrs Hill and family visited a daughter near Hasse. Rev McKensey preached. a singing conven tion is planned for the third Sunday in July with all invited. Mrs Pope Guthrie returned from Dallas after an appendectomy and is improving. Jess Faulkenberg recovers slowly from mumps. neighbors assisted with his crop work last week.

Jess Faulkenberg

Indian Mountain Happenings and Upcoming Events

The community notes a recent rain and reports residents returning from Comanche. An all day singing is planned for Sunday, June 29. Local gatherings include Miss Ira Burke with cousins and various visits. Prof Jenkins speaks Tuesday night June 24, urging school consolidation with Birdville. Rev Griffith from Boeman Texas visited.

W. M. Burkett and Son Comanche Ira Burke Vainia Bertha McClendon L. T. Rasco Jack Moore Mary Rena Burkett Etta Harris Vainia McClendon Bertha W. D. Jenkins Law Birdville Indian Mountain Prof. Jenkins Dave L. Griffith Ida Burke Griffith Boeman Texas

Local Social Notes from Sidney and Surrounding Areas

Miss Wilson of Comanche visits sister Mrs Dan Dutton this week. Families from Jene Prairie Goldthwaite Gap and Brown County visit here and attend singing and preaching events. Mrs Joe Redwine recovers from paralysis stroke while L Bagley and Miss Woods wed. W J Jones welcomed a baby boy.

Sidney News Addie Smith Goldthwaite Allie Stovall Bernice Kelley Gap Benton Stailey Lou Summings Comanche Mary Byrant Mount Pleasant Hall Youngblood Willie Ross Joe Redwine L. Bagley Miss Woods Brown County W. J. Jones

Copperas Prairie and Gap News Briefs

Rev Lewis filled his monthly appointment at Gap on Sunday. Mrs Will Worth visits her mother near Blanket. Mr and Mrs S M Hilley of Gap visited their son Doc at Sidney Sunday. Stepfather and mother of Mrs John Jones of Rockdale visited Monday. Mrs J R Rushing of Mercers Gap spent weekend with daughter Mrs E L Wallace. Rain last week ruined the nubbin crop and threatens corn prospects.

Copperas Prairie Gap News Lewis Gap Will Worth Blanket S. M. Hilley Doc Sidney John Jones Rockdale Jones J. R. Rushing Mercers Gap E. L. Wallace

Local crops promise large feed yields as season advances

The article notes favorable feed crop prospects with stubble planted for late feeds and cotton fields showing bolkweevil presence in many areas. It mentions residents A V and Zand Van Cleave returning from Newburg, the death of Mrs. James Drennan in Bibb with burial at Martin Branch cemetery, W C Thompson and H B Jones family visit, Henry Stewart hosting a party, and J R Bryson and children returning from Plainview.

A. V Zand van Cleave Newburg James Drennan Bibb Martin Branch W. C. Thompson Gap H. B. Jones Henry Stewart J. R. Bryson Plainview

Rucker News Reports Rainy Weather and Local Happenings

A light rain refreshed crops in the Rucker area and boll weevil talk increased as farmers monitor early cotton. Local visits include Hiss Help Hale near DeLeon, Herman Huckabee from Scurry County, Ida Johnson from the coast, and W. G. Baker traveling with his wife. Community events cover two sermons, singing at Liberty, a possible singing school, and several family milestones.

Hiss Hale DeLeon Bell County Herman Huckabee Scurry County East Texas Ida Johnson Liberty R. A. Pitman Sanders Allgood Louisiana Martha Grisham Ida Pitman Marvin Gorman W. G. Baker Rucker G. Overstreet John Higginbotham William Bryant McAdoo J. H. Haynes

Harmony and Mercer's Gap News Marriage at Mercer's Gap

Clarence Gore and Eva Rushing were married at the bride’s parents home on Sunday afternoon June 15. The Gore and Rushing families hosted an infant dinner the next day. The couple will reside in Mercer's Gap as friends extend best wishes for a long, prosperous life. Mrs. F. E. Norrid left Harmony to spend summer in Childress county with son J. D. Norrid. John Norrid of Comanche visited E. D. Norrid’s family over the weekend. Grandma Skidmore had ongoing health concerns.

Harmony Mercer’s Gap Clarence Gore Eva Rushing Clarence R. R. Gore Eva J. R. Rushing E. D. Norrid Frisco Childress County J. D. Norrid John Norrid Comanche Grandma Skidmore

Death of East Texas woman at Mercer's Gap funeral

A woman ill at her son's home in East Texas died last Monday in Mercer's Gap. She is buried in Mercer's Gap cemetery beside relatives. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Albert Greer of Mercer's Gap and Mrs. J. M. Patterson of Comanche, and two sons in West and East Texas. Funeral by Rev Teague of Zephyr. Delegates from the two communities will attend the Sidney singing convention on the first Sunday in July.

East Texas Albert Greer Mercer's Gap J. M. Patterson Comanche J. W. Skidmore West Texas Fort Worth Teague Zephyr Sidney

Card of Thanks for Mrs. M. J. Skidmore

The Skidmore family thanks Mercers Gap and surrounding communities for kindness shown during the death and burial of their mother Mrs. M. J. Skidmore. J. W. Skidmore, T. M. Skidmore, Mrs. Neely Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Greer extend blessings and prayers.

Mercer’s Gap M. J. Skidmore J. W. Skidmore T. M. Skidmore Neely Patterson J. A. Greer

Resolutions of Respect for J B Tunnell

Co Manche Lodge No 154 K of P records J B Tunnell as a devoted husband and father and faithful member. The resolution notes his service to friendship charity and benevolence and expresses condolences to the bereaved family. The lodge prays for the Grand Chancellor of the universe and for the departed to be welcomed in heaven.

J. B Tunnell Comanche Lodge No. 154 K. of P Brother Tunnell Knights of

Dublin Businesses Close For Independence Day

The business houses of Dublin will celebrate Independence Day by remaining closed all day. Kermith Humbler, five year old son of Mrs. Willie Humbler, who is living with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mc Murry, is reported to have infantile paralysis.

Dublin Kermith Humbler Willie Humbler J. J. McMurry

Classified Ads Offer Inexpensive Listings

Classified ads invite buying selling and exchanges with a penny per word rate and a minimum charge of 25 cents. The column promotes small ads for a wide range of items and services.

Preachers Remedies for Piles Eczema and Catarrh

An advertisement offers Preacher's Special Cure claimed to relieve piles eczema and catarrh. See or write P M Preacher in Comanche Texas for details or purchase.

Preacherc Comanche Texas

Central Church announces protracted meeting week plans

The Central Church of Christ invites all members to attend Bible school at 9:50 a.m. and morning services at 11:00 a.m. to discuss the upcoming protracted meeting, with evening services at 8:15 p.m.kreis. Minister W H Williams urges attendance and welcomes all.

Bible School W. H. Williams

Sympathy And Condolence Resolutions for Departed Brother

The resolutions express tender sympathy to the bereaved family and invoke divine healing of sorrow. A copy is to be spread in minutes, published in local papers, and sent to the family as acknowledgment of sorrow and respect for the departed brother. Signatures include S. P. Smith, John P. Hoff, and W. L. Reeves. See H. L. Ardis for stationery options.

S. P. Smith John P. Hoff W. L. Reeves

Printing that pleases is our hobby

The Chief Exponent advertises printing services inviting readers with a special offer for a particular job delivered through a local telephone number.

Brownwood Big Race Meet and Auction, 1913

Invitation to Brownwood Texas for a three day race meet and sale of horses and mules on July 3 to 5 1913. Purses include 300 for free for all pace 200 for free for all trot and 100 for 2:30 pace or trot. Col C C Allen of Hydro Oklahoma acts as auctioneer. A F McAlister manager of sale and W D McCulley manager of races.

Brownwood Texas Col C. C. Allen Hydro Okla A. F. McAlister Mgr Sale W. D. McCulley

Thou Shalt Not and the Echoes of Scandal Through Time

A Georgetown Commercialarchival column reflects on the perpetual refrain Thou shalt not in human sin across civilizations. It traces adulterous drama from Helen of Troy to Anne Boleyn and modern betrayals, framing sin as a recurring scourge that shapes lives, reputations, and moral judgment through ten millennia.

Helen Cleopatra Heloise Jane Cain Georgetown Commercial Abraham Hagar David Israel Caesars Saligula Julius Anthony Cleopatra’s Albert England William Henry VIII France Louis XIV Helen of Troy Saracene Abelard Heloine Pompadour Anne Boleyn Avis Linell

Finnigan and Flannigan Rail Report Jokes in Ballad Form

Ballad style piece recounts Finnigan sending reports to Flannigan about rail accidents and misdeeds. Timeline and dialogue describe Finnigan writing pages and Flannigan replying to keep reports brief. Ends with Finnigan vowing to keep filing about rail incidents amid a shanty night and Strickland W. Gillian as author.

Flannigan Finnigan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wilson Doings Rucker News Hamilton R. W. H. Hamilton Optometrist—Jeweler Central Church of Christ H. L. Ardis Chambray Moskeag Chambray Roberson Sisters & Co Babylon Sodom Gomorrah Christ Mont of Olives Wuz Flannigan Wuz Finnigan Minny McCorrigan Bilin Fiannigan Agin Strickland W. Gillian
Search Courier

Search the Comanche Chief Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Comanche Chief?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication