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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
6
The message invites the public to church activities led by Minister George G. Smith. Church School begins at 10 a m with De Lois Harris as General Superintendent. Sermons follow at 11 a m and 7 p m.
Elm Grove andSeguin items report Mr. and Mrs Jim Reed of Sidney and Mr and Mrs Emmett Chancellor of Cotton Grove visiting W K Ridney and Mrs W F Troulove. Mrs B M Payne and daughter Treva returned from Glen Rose where they sought treatment. The Seguin town sale in 1843 fetched $50.
Legal notice detailing multiple land tracts in Comanche County Texas including 642 acres in the Hoffman Oil division and 324 acres near Sipe Springs with deeds filed in Deed Records Vol 90 324 etc. It describes leasehold interests and related equipment and appurtenances. docket references include Vol 120 P 521 Vol 165 P 43 Vol 169 P 287 and a $1051 judgment in favor of Bill Buzbee with writt en costs. dated March 1936 and signed by the county Sheriff.
The Texas Weekly questions Census Bureau state estimates and suggests Texas remains self sufficient even if California surpasses Texas in population by 1940. The piece argues size and opportunities outweigh sheer numbers and notes a dictator aims to erase religion by enforcing belief in one God.
The Methodist Church urges full participation for a district goal that every adult member attend Sunday school and at least one preaching service each Sunday. Revival begins Sunday the 22nd with Ernest Rippetoe directing song service and the pastor preaching, amid a plea for strong member support.
A Texas woman Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt of Hallsville describes relief from severe monthly cramps using Cardus. She says prior health issues caused nausea, weakness, and sluggishness, but after starting Cardus she began to mend and felt improved energy.
A Comanche notice promotes Easter music and services with a warm welcome from Minister Chas. H. Cole. It also notes Comanche High School will be “all dressed up” after this week, with paving and shrub planting funded by generous donations.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It highlights a blend of medicinal extracts and a beechwood creosote base claimed to reach the problem from inside the body and promises rapid relief for adults and children.
The remark asks why dependency on others harms the poor but not the rich, challenging social and moral implications of wealth, responsibility, and perceived privilege amid economic disparity.
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