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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1940

Page

3

Wild Hogs Found In Two Texas Counties Once Roamed State

Texans now recognize the Pec as a game animal with legal protection and a limited season from November 16 to January 1. The Pec, or javelina, weighs up to fifty pounds and its meat requires careful preparation. Wild hogs and peccaries spread across Southwest Texas, damaging property and challenging hunters, with historical notes from Attwater, Roosevelt, and early explorers.

Texas Felty San Antonio P. Attwater Attwater Prairie Zavallanty France Theodore Roosevelt Frio Uvalde Kentucky Mauermann Texases Dera Edwards Real Itt Webb LaSalle Maverick Medina Jim Wells Broks Kleberg Edy Willacy Cameron Hi- 0 Zavalla Zapata Jim G

Mercer Gap Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Otis Holiday kept his monthly appointment here with both hours. Mrs. Curtis McKinzie and Miss Morine Bryson of Cozie visited the McKinzie home. Margarete Couch left Tuesday for Abilene to visit sister Mrs. Youngblood. C W Payne and Ira Fletcher’s home hosted a gathering with linton Payne and son Dulane on a Brownwood business trip. Freewill Club met Tuesday honoring Mrs. R C Brooks with a miscellaneous show quilting.

Otis Holiday Curtis McKinzie Morine Bryson Cowie T. M. McKinzie Margarete Couch Tuestor Abilene Youngblood C. W. Payne Ira Fletcher Hary Linton Payne Dulane Brown R. C. Brooks Willie Lois Mur

Velma Stark Hosts Waffle Supper for Friends

Velma Stark was hostess at a waffle supper held at her home. Four friends attended the gathering, including Cath Cunningham, Nancy Hol Odessa Edmondson, Olene, and the hostess. The group planned to attend a picture show afterward.

Iss Velma Stark Misses Cath- Cunningham Nancy Hol- Odessa Edmondson Olene Neverins Ho As Young

Star tires sold by Comanche shop owner

Clarence Biggs, proprietor of the Biggs Auto Farts and Service Station, closed a contract to sell Star tires in Comanche and has already received a shipment. He advertises plans to offer a full line of these nationally advertised tires and tubes.

Clarence Biggs Biggs Auto Farts and Service Station Comanche

A Three Minute Sermon On Prayer

A brief sermon on prayer defines it as communion with God, guided by the Holy Spirit. It cites Moses, Jesus, and Gideon to illustrate intimate prayer and notes that sin, forgiveness, proper motive, and Christ’s name are essential to answered prayer.

Moses Heavenly Father Gideon Jezreel Dr. Shauffler Jesus Jesus Christ Christ

Local families visit kin across towns in Texas notes

Dallas resident Miss Myrle Robison and Mrs. J. T. Brown visit their mother Mrs. Josie Robison as other area families including the Scroggins Wallis Farrow Harrell Norton Brownlee Gilliam Bowden attend gatherings in Dublin De Leon Brownwood and Fort Worth. A line about a girl force house appears garbled.

Myrle Robison Dallas J. T. Brown Dublin Josie Robison Mack Scroggins John Wallis Fort Worth C. M. Farrow Douglas Donald W. E. Harrell Tolar de Leon Mildred Norton McCharen Davenport Josie Brownlee Cecil Brownlee

Fort Worth Boxer Wins State Golden Gloves Title

Fort Worth champion Eagleton defeats opponent in finals of the middleweight division. Wilhelm from Stephenville district earns a three round decision to capture the State Golden Gloves title after winning his first four bouts easily.

Eagleton Fort Worth Wilhelm Stephenville

Political Calendar Outlined For 1940

The 1940 political year calendar lists dates for precinct and county conventions, state conventions, primary filings and ballots, campaign expense reports, absentee voting periods, and the general election. Key events include May 4 precinct conventions, May 28 state convention, June 3 last day for state office filings, July 27 first primary, August 24 second primary, November 5 general election, and December 16 presidential electors convening in Austin.

Secretary of State Ratod County Executive Committee State Executive Committee Austin State Democratic Convention Texas

Chief and Semi-Weekly Farm News Offer

A historic pricing note advertises a combined subscription deal: Chief and Semi-Weekly Farm News available at one year for 1.50 dollars. The offer targets readers seeking agricultural reporting and local market updates from two papers in one package.

Get Your Tier Paper at Chief Office

A terse notice directs readers to obtain a tier paper at the Chief Office. Details on eligibility or service levels are not provided in the readable text.

Texas Soil Minded Shows County Agents Boost Conservation

County Agents report 1939 saw nearly 3 million Texas acres enter soil and water conservation for the first time, lifting 24 year total to 16 million protected acres. Authorities list 766,211 crop acres terraced and 1,254,699 cultivated, with 108,855 acres diverted by spreader domes on grasslands.

Texas Extension Service M. R. Bentley C. Hohn State Extension Service AAA

Local families host visits and healing in community

Bibb and C J Scott of Hot Springs New Mexico visited their son Pat Scott last week. Roy Johnson Grady Barrick and spouses spent Sunday with Pres Singham. Aletha Drennan returned home from Paris Tennessee after an automobile crash. The son and daughter of Mrs Pate remain at her bedside as she is seriously ill.

C. J. Scott Hot Springs New Mexico Pat Scott Roy Johnson Grady Barrick Pressingham Aletha Drennan Paris Tennessee Pate

Burks Outlines C of C Plans For New Year

Hilton Burks secretary of the Comanche Chamber of Commerce outlines 1940 plans and calls for more funding publicity and local projects including a Market Place a Fair Ground a hotel a hospital and expanded fruit and berry cultivation to promote Comanche County. Uncle Jim Williams on the sick list and social visits noted.

Burks Hilton Burks The Comanche Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Comanche Jim” Williams Juanita and Nelda Summers Mary Francis Armstrong

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Velma Stark Biggs P. B. Fitzwater D.D Moody Bible Institute Chicago Morton’s J. M. Gilliam Monroe Gray Gayle Brownwood M. T. Bowden Bowden Gilliam R. D. Routh George Lat Chie Ottice Aubrey Oscar) Wilhelm Andy Texas Soil Minded N. E. Scudder Baby de Leon Highway A*p Food Stores Ann Page Sparkle Winesap A&p Bread Giant Loaf Sultana Folger’s Max D.S Bibb
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