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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

4

Educational Rally Day at Dus ter

Educational rally day at Dus ter on February 20 drew pupils, teachers, and patrons. Mr Nance spoke on Duty and later on agriculture while Mr Jenkins delivered talks and a closing recess preceded by a picnic lunch and a strong interest in farming in Texas. Rock Bluff pupils attended and Professors Nance and Jenkins planned to visit Indian Mountain afterward.

Duster Jenkins Nance Mr. Jenkins Mr. Nance Texas McMillan Holloway Rock Bluff Indian Mountain

School Rally at Custer Delayed by Weather

A school rally at Custer on the 20th featured Prof. B L Nance of De Leon and Prof. W D Jenkins county superintendent. Weather and sickness kept away many patrons, with only Rock Bluff present and a short program after songs and prayer.

Custer de Leon W. D. Jenkins Pounds Rock Bluff Texas Nance Jenkins

Jewelry and Kindred Lines Advertised for Sale

An advertisement notes updated jewelry lines and other goods for sale. It claims items are offered as represented and promotes new and current fashion options.

Obituary: Dr Eugene W Bradley of Newburg Dies

Born June 20 1849 in Mayfield Kentucky he died February 14 1915 in Dallas Texas after practicing medicine for forty three years. He lived in San Angelo 1890 1893 Newburg from 1894 until his death leaving eight children and a wife Ada Gun ter later Nettie Staples. He was a Missionary Baptist and held Christian rectitude as guiding creed. His death drew strong community grief in Comanche county and Newburg.

Mayfield Dallas Texas San Angelo Newburg Ada Gunter Beeler and Willis el Paso Nettie Staples Marcellus Wallace Mattie Jim Cunningham Harry Bradley Nettie Ashley Mineral Wells Bradley Comanche County Missionary Baptist Church Paul Justic C. Cuero Texas City Texas City Steamship Company Texas Lumber New York N. Wood Hereford Pecos New Mexico Tyler Henry A. Ackre Dee Smith County Oak Cliff Kings Daughters Virginia K. Johnson

Cunningham & Bell Announces Auto Tires Agency

Cunningham and Bell announce they have accepted the agency for United States auto tires and inner tubes and will handle auto mud and weed chains and other automobile accessories. They invite customers to consult them for any needs in this line.

United States Cunningham & Bell

Fire destroys Gamblin barn in early Tuesday blaze

H. L. Stewart of Hasse reports to town that EK. S. Gamblin’s barn burned at an early hour Tuesday. The loss includes a large feed lot and a horse with no known origin of the fire. The blow weighs heavily on Mr. Gamblin.

H. L. Stewart Hasse EK. S. Gamblin Mr. Gamblin

Young Preacher Wallace Invited To Lead Sunday Services

Church of Christ invites all to attend March 9 services led by Foy E Wallace Jr of Thorp Springs. Bible study at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Elders W C Bradshaw and Th Cox urge attendance. The 15 year old preacher is said to speak with seasoned experience.

Foy KE. Wallace,Jr Thorp Springs Bro. Wallace W. C. Bradshaw Th. Cox

Miss Ola Cunningham Makes Regular Brownwood Trip

Miss Ola Cunningham studying music in Brownwood made her regular weekly trip there on Wednesday.

Ola Cunningham Brownwood

Sweet Potato Slips for Sale in Comanche Texas

A. A. Tensler offers sweet potato slips of the Hensler Yam variety at 3.00 per thousand slips. Described as the best all around potato in Texas, yielding 300 to 400 bushels per acre. Slips available at Tensler's residence in Comanche.

Texas Comanche A. A. Tensler

Texas notes from Midland to Tyler reflect bonds and road projects

The Midland polo tourney drew teams nationwide though Fort Sam Houston and Fort Bliss could not participate due to Mexican unrest. Voters approved a 20000 water works bond, Dickens county plans a 100000 good roads issue, and various Texas towns report road, dock, and fire protection improvements.

Midland Fort Sam Houston Fort Bliss Dickens County Richmond Port Arkansas Texas Co Laredo Washington Nuevo Laredo Corpus Christi W. Q. Jones Mesquite Starr Streets Houston International & Great Northern Palestine Dallas College Station A. & M. College Charlotte Atascosa County Mer Jefferson Progressive League Ifty Thousand Dollar Bonham Fannin County Kennedy Beaumont F. W. Schultsmeyer Reid, Murdock & Co

The Plow and The Farmer in American Thought

A historical piece by S A Lindsey extols farming as foundational to civilization. It argues farming sustains institutions, promotes cooperative thinking, and positions the farmer as the nation’s key business figure essential for prosperity and civilized progress.

S.A. Lindsey

Kilpatrick and Son Offer Six Month Guarantee Whips

An advertisement from W. W. Kilpatrick and Son promotes their whips with a six month guarantee, encouraging customers to choose their product for lasting quality.

W. W. Kilpatrick & Son

Racket Store Changes Hands In East Texas Move

Ralph Eastland sells the New York Racket Store to W. C. Odom of Ennis who has taken charge. Eastland will relocate somewhere in East Texas and continues as a friend of the Chief Exponent editor welcomed to the city.

Ralph Eastland New York W. C. Odom Ennis Eastland East Texas Odom

Hawkins Visits City Aided by Daughter’s Family

J. J. Hawkins of Whitney stayed in the city for a day or two this week visiting his daughter Mrs. Paris Smith and her family. Mrs. Hawkins was here last week but had to return to Dublin due to the Wings of a grand-child, child of Mrs. Louis Moore.

J. J. Hawkins Whitney City Paris Smith

Mother Merely Wanted to Know

A mother hears her daughter praise a western rancher fiancé and jokes about the piano analogy. An advert segment follows promising paint for wagons and buggies to endure heat, then a testimonial line extolling Chambrain's Cough Remedy with dealer availability.

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Roy Wwe Werome Lavallier Lavalliers Adies Ailroad Boy Scouts Compass H. L. Ardis Eugene W. Bradley Church of Christ Texas Industrial Notes Jack Majestic Theatre We L Ajestic Theatre Farm Life Facts Ee Spann Iter Chambrlain Pople Hollands Magazine Farm and Rael Air Comanche Texas Dr. I. L. Vaughn Dr. Vaughn Square Tex First State J. E. Gray Omer L. B. Russell V. P. Nt Jas. Dewitt W. A. Wagner T. H. Tuggle H. Beene
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