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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
2
A local farmers group in Comanche county urges town and rural residents to unite for better road systems to improve marketing efficiency. They stress concentration, cooperation, and coordinated effort as essential to solving farm and community problems.
A missionary service at the Episcopal church featured a lecture by Mrs. Derrill D. Taber of New York on the needs of missionary fields. Visitors from Hamilton and Brownwood attended, with a luncheon at Mrs. J. A. Holman. Reverend La Baugh led the forenoon service and will return twice monthly to conduct services.
In the United States Bankruptcy Court Northern District of Texas Fort Worth final meeting of creditors for Pomer Grady Rone, No 1220, called to meet March 19 1925 at 9:00 a.m. at the Referee office Dan Waggoner Building Fort Worth. Trustee B K Isaacs reports no assets and requests action on the final report. Dated March 6 1925. Glenn Smith Referee in Bankruptcy.
Walter Sennet, former Dallas musician now based in Commerce, will teach violin in De Leon twice weekly on Wednesdays and Saturdays. He conducts lessons at Mrs. A. P. Schmidt's home and may be contacted through her by phone. Sennet studied under Alexander Lehmann in Chicago and has fourteen years of teaching experience including at the National Conservatory of Music in San Antonio.
Miss Nora Guthrie left Thursday for Fort Worth to visit friends. Comanche Produce Company advertises highest market prices for poultry and eggs at all times, paying 29¢ for poultry and eggs.
Dr Schoch's find could unlock 22 billion tons of lignite worth billions, with $1.50 per ton processing, rail and trucking benefits, lower coal costs for buyers, and new manufacturing near mines. The University professor pursued the work in spare hours, proposing major regional growth alongside higher poultry and eggs prices at Comanche Produce Co.
Rapid progress in fund collection for Presbyterian schools in Texas was reported by Rev. J S Baird at the Dallas meeting. Of 1 370 000 pledged, 386 000 has been paid with new subscriptions totaling 4 000 since July. Attendance and institutional support rose, signaling long term benefit for the denomination’s schools.
The Brown County Singing Convention will be held in Blanket on Saturday and Sunday, April 4 and 5. President W. W. English urges all singers and music lovers to attend, bring meals, and help Blanket host the event. Mary Armstrong leaves Sunday to visit her sister in Kingsville.
A brief list shows 20 cents and eggs offered by Comanche Produce Co as part of daily specials.
The Cockrill family expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends who cared for Ollie during her illness and death. They especially thank the Sunday School class for floral offerings and all acts of kindness, praying God will reward each giver. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. R C Cockrill and family members.
A brief informal note encouraging readers to share enthusiasm about the Chief with a neighbor. The item emphasizes word of mouth promotion without organizational details or events.
An advertisement claims BLUE STAR REMEDY cures skin diseases including itching eczema and ringworm with a stain free formula and pleasant odor. The copy promotes a guaranteed product with a jar offered to customers.
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