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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1925

Page

4

Rally for better roads and farming in Comanche county

A local call urges unity between town and country to secure a robust roads program. Emphasizes avoiding graft and waste, promoting efficient public officials, and supporting better farming, livestock, and marketing through improved transportation and shared efforts. Encourages enthusiasm for the cotton, truck, and poultry movements alongside road improvements.

Comanche County Comanche Commissioners’ Court

Debate on child labor and junior colleges in rural areas

A editorial argues against child labor and criticizes current junior college bills. It stresses the intelligence of voters, advocates keeping education in rural roots, and warns that restricting junior colleges to cities harms rural populations and national balance.

Spring gardens and regional rain beliefs in Texas

An East Texas editor notes readers want a piece on spring gardens but dry weather hurts seed sales. He contrasts East Texas and West Texas attitudes, noting East Texans fear rain may never come while West Texans plant as if rain will arrive tomorrow.

East Texas Veret West Texas

Frugal farming and home garden wisdom from a practical farmer

A practical farmer shares simple, long running advice on backyard gardening and diversification. He argues planting in small quantities at two week intervals keeps fresh vegetables coming, while relying on one crop alone wastes income and risks loss from weather or price shifts.

Newburg School Honor Roll and Attendance Note

Newburg School lists honor roll students Grade 9 or above including Catherine Cunningham 95 Delma Clark 90 William Gandy 4 Mary Hicks 93 Gene Love 98 Charlie Moore 90 A J Johnson 90 Chester Clark 90 J I Maples 96 Bassett Burton 90 Raymond Lewis 90 Vera Reese 90 George Henson 2 Sidney Burton 93 Ethel Love 93 Luella Johnson 81. Perfect attendance names Mary Pogue J B R Maples Bassett Burton Vera Reese George Henson Isla Vancleave. The headmaster reports sickness delayed grades for Mr Baker’s room. School attendance averaged 92 percent and aims higher. School will close May 8. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for muscle pain with three sizes 80c 60c and 1.20 sold by Paris Smith. Mar.

Catherine Cunningham Delma Clark William Gandy Mary Hicks Gene Love Charlie Moore A. J. Johnson Chester Clark Maples Bassett Burton Raymnd Levisay Vera Reese George Henson Sidney Burton Ethel Love Luella Johnson Mary Pogue J. BR. Maples Isla Vancleave Baker Ballard Paris Smith Mar

Repair shop offers Victrola and machine service

Look Repair work at Singer Sewing Machine Shops handles all kinds of Victrolas and other machines, with service available at the 27 to 28c price range.

Singer

Advertise Your Surplus Farm Goods in Local Papers

Farmers can profit by small newspaper ads to sell surplus items such as horses cows beehives machinery fruit butter chickens eggs and other goods. Ads connect buyers and sellers at low cost often under a quarter to half a dollar and can pay off across many states.

Texas

Automobiles and Good Roads Transform Rural Trade

The piece argues that improved roads and the car shorten travel to market from hours to minutes, enabling quick trades via telephone and rapid delivery. It urges farmers to adopt modern business methods to stay competitive and avoid reliance on chance as times change.

Jersey cows and dairy gain for West Texas towns

A Coleman Democrat Voice editorial urges dairy farming as a depression antidote, praising Jersey cows for steady milk and butterfat production. It highlights Falfurias dairy fame and argues rail freight boosts freight and farmland alike, urging a regional poultry and dairy program.

Will Rogers American Tobacco Company Jersey Chamber of Commerce Falfurias Texas Coleman Democrat Voice

Program Outlined For the Big Meet At Mineral Wells

Porter Whaley of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce announced dates May 4 5 6 1925 for the 7th annual Mineral Wells convention. The program planned for March 10 outlines outdoor pageants 550 bands 3500 in prizes and a 7000 delegate banquet with a new 100000 Convention Hall under construction. The motto Work in the mornings Play in the evenings targets 40000 West Texans attendees.

Porter Whaley West Texas Chamber of Commerce Mineral Wells United States

Piano Tuning Offered at Reasonable Price

A note advertises piano tuning and adjustment services at a reasonable price with contact at Paris Smith's Drug Store and L. McBrayer noted for arranging the service.

Paris Smith

Texas Farm Bureau Members to Receive $5.75 Million Distribution

John T. Orr, president of the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association, announces a springtime dollar distribution to shipping members by March 25 totaling 5,750,000. The distribution lifts the season’s advance on cotton to 19 cents a pound middling, based on actual weight, grade and staple, bringing total advances to members to 27,951,808 this season.

John T. Orr Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Farm Bureau News

Statewide Interest in Bureau Cotton Association Grows

Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association reports statewide adoption with rising deliveries. Readouts show 182,318 bales in 1923-24 and 283,747 bales so far in 1924-25, a gain of 101,429 bales. The data cover 253 counties, with 238 shipping to the association, 219 counties increasing deliveries, and 46 counties new to shipping.

Texas Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Association

Gains Three Grades on Cotton Seat Bureau

J R Hudson of Carthage Texas praises the Cotton Seat Bureau noting nine bales gained 80 pounds and improved by three grades over a neighbor’s cotton on the wildcat market. He recalls Ford car ownership growth since 1920 and asks to remain No 1 in Panola County thanking John T Orr. Contract No 13 976.

Farm Bureau Panola County John T. Orr J. R. Hudson Carthage Texas

County Farm Bureau Cotton Association Contact Open

The county field man invites anyone interested in the Farm Bureau Cotton Association to talk and obtain details about cotton contracts and other organizational matters.

Farm Bureau Cotton Association

N. H. Payne Field Man for Comanche and Erath Counties

N H Payne serves as field man covering Comanche and Erath counties, representing local interests, coordinating outreach, and managing community affairs. He travels among towns to gather feedback, promote programs, and assist residents with county services.

N. H. Payne Comanche and Erath Counties

Veteran editor recalls long Missouri press career

Ajax Fleming, editor of the Clarksdale Journal, reflects on nearly six decades in journalism. He traces early steps from printer's apprentice in Palmyra Spectator to journeyman in Hannibal Courier and notes more than 50 years as a Missouri writer and the state’s oldest active editor.

Clarksdale Ajax Fleming Palmyra Spectator Hannibal Courier Missouri Press Atlanta Constitution

Rev Davis to Preach at Presbyterian Church Sunday

The Rev. Davis an Evangelist from Brownwood Presbytery will preach Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Church. It will be a special service and all are urged to attend. G. E. Henderlite, Pastor.

Rev. Davis Brownwood Presbytery Presbyterian Church G. E. Henderlite

Card of Thanks for Deeds and Flowers

We thank friends for kindness words and flowers during the illness and death of our wife and mother. May God bless and comfort you in the hours of sadness. Oscar P. Fisher and children.

Oscar P. Fisher

If you like the Chief tell your neighbor about it

A brief community note urges readers to spread word to neighbors if they enjoy the Chief, reflecting local interest in a public figure or program. It emphasizes informal sharing and neighborly outreach.

Help Wanted in Comanche Kidney Remedy Ad

Comanche residents seek kidney help and trust Doan's Pills for relief. KE H Rogers, a farmer, says a lumbago like attack left him lame until Doan's Pills restored his back and mobility. Price 60c at dealers. Ask for Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.

Doan KE. H. Rogers Dean

Liquid Borozone Heals Fast for Wounds and Burns

Rapid heeling product Liquid Borozone repairs flesh and heals cuts burns or sores quickly with no work loss. Available in price points 30c 60c and 1.20. Sold by Paris Smith. March

Paris Smith

New Stock of Wallpaper and Canvas at H. H. Hardin Lumber

H. H. Hardin Lumber Co promotes a large stock of wallpaper and canvas with many patterns. Visit before you buy to find appealing prices and selection at 27-28.

H. H. Hardin.Lumber Co

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