Rights and politics spark crowd at Comanche rally
The piece condemns federal overreach in suffrage and federal laws, urging Texans to elect true statesmen who will keep state affairs under local control and reduce government interference. It criticizes rival politicians and endorsements of federal power, urging principled Democrats to vote for dedicated democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen Thomas
Farl Mayfield
Lucian Parrish
United States
Swat
Congress
Senate
Texas
Texans weigh political tours and law enforcement in press chatter
Governor Neff plans to tour the state to tout actions against gamblers and bootleggers while critics question the impact of prior roles and funding. The Temple Mirror notes a $250 reward for murderers in McLennan county and praise for anti bootlegger efforts in Limestone and Freestone counties. A radio report system is praised as a boost for farmers and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff
McLennan
Ines
Nets
Melennan
Texas
Limestone
Freestone
Temple Mirror
Rea
Texas Mothers Congress Opposes Federal Maternity Powers
Editorial denounces Governor's 1922 proclamation granting federal authority to invade homes and oversee child welfare in Texas. It argues the move surrendered maternal control to hygienic bodies and unmarried officials, with state funds matching federal payments and eroding home autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta Ploise Berry
Gearing
University of Texas
Public Welfare Federation of Woman's Clubs
Jeanie Pickney
M. N. Marrs
Texas Mothers Congress
Texas
Ster
United States
Public service versus private gain in political life
A letter discusses advice to students about entering politics, weighing risks and rewards. It argues public service should not be pursued for personal gain but urges engagement when capable and needed. The piece endorses Gov. Neff’s call to make the law respectable as a remedy to the crime wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
W. G. Love
Pat M. Neff
Clean Up Days Urge City Duty Prompts Residents
City urges residents to clean up and keep it clean beginning by Tuesday. Mayor J R Eanes stresses duties to self neighbor and community as rubbish is gathered from streets and damp ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Unclear OCR fragment on bills and purchases
Fragmentary text discusses Russian currency and purchases with ruble notes, mentioning Peter the Great and Catherine. References approximate ten dollar values for food and goods, but the passage is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great
Catherine
Allen Hardware Moves Comanche Stock to Brownwood
Allen Hardware Company relocates its Comanche stock to Brownwood consolidating operations. The firm and its members thank Comanche county patrons for liberal support and courteous treatment and invite customers to visit their Brownwood store for farm implements and hardware.
Mid-Texas Teachers Meet in Brownwood 1922
The seventh annual Mid-Texas Teachers Association gathering will occur in Brownwood Texas on March 10 and 21 1922. The theme is Project of Vocational Education with speakers from A and M College University of Texas and North Texas State Normal among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Texas Teachers Association
Brownwood
Texas
W. B. Bigzell
A. & M. College
B. Ppittenger
University of Texas
T. H. Bruce
North Texas State Normal
School Trustees Election Planned in Comanche Texas
An election will be held at City Hall Comanche Texas on Saturday April first 1922 to elect three trustees for the Comanche Independent School District. C L Cox is appointed to conduct the election under Texas law. J R Eanes President Board Trustees Comanche Independent School District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Texas
Comanche Independent
C. L. Cox
J. R. Eanes
City Election Set for Comanche Texas April 4 1922
Notice announces a city election on Tuesday April 4 1922 at City Hall Comanche Texas to elect three Aldermen Marion Wilkerson appointed presiding judge by Mayor CG R Moore City Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Texas
Marion Wilkerson
CG. R. Moore
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
We thank everyone for kindness during the sickness and death of our husband and father and thank the missionary society senior class for floral offerings. Mrs T J Mayes and family. We also offer to buy all kinds of produce at the highest market price from Norrid and Prater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
Norrid & Prater
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Somanche Fublinking Company
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Erius
John Henry Kirby
Tuson
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Times
Minda
Bodiev
Radio Wireless
Coache Business Men's Association
Frondhs Companion
Perily
Ed An
Mid-Texas
Mch
Kilpatrick
T. J. Mayes
H. L. Stewart & Co
Ford
Todd & Jennings
Jas. Sparks
Comanche Texas
P. A. Pettit
Route
G. E. Boland
H. J. R. Gille
A. H. Noble
Als
Poland
Ed Boswell
W. Thomas
Rush Creek
James Sparks
G. A. Bruton
Jersey
Butte
R. M. Low
J. Nunley
de Leon
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
J. B. Payne
M. McGalliard
Ridgeway Hotel
Oliver
Benton Harbor Accessories Co
Benton Harbor
Mich
Coemanche Milling Co
Onion Sete
Cemanche Milling Co
A. C. Motor Co
Allen Hardware Co
S. T. Moore
Business
A. J. Blevins
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Ford Station
McCullouch County Retail Merchants Association
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