Deaf and Dumb Asylum Praises Sidney J Thomas
The Austin Statesman reports high praise for the Deaf and Dumb Institution under Sidney J Thomas who served as superintendent for two years. A retiring board review highlighted improvements in sanitation dormitory comforts education and morals with a new gymnasium bakery and other ward improvements. The board unanimously re elected Thomas and passed resolutions expressing appreciation for his leadership and thanking him for maintaining high standards.
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Austin Statesman
Deaf & Dumb Asylum
Same
J. Thomas
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Sidney J, Thomas
Sidney J. Thomas
Deaf and Dumb
School For the
Farm Commission to Convene in DeLeon March 19
Texas Farm Hire Commission meets in DeLeon on Wednesday March 19 with two sessions at 10 30 am and 2 pm. Speakers include Hon Peter Radford President Farmers Union Judge S A Lindsey Tyler Chairman Texas Farm Life Commission and W T Proctor State Agent in charge of U S Government Demonstration Work. Topics cover Rural Credits Diversification Organization Education Seed Selection and local farmers and businessmen urged to attend to boost agricultural interests.
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Texas Farm Hire Commission
DeLeon
Peter Radford
Farmers Union
S. A. Lindsey
Tyler
Texas Farm Life Commission
W. T. Proctor
U. S
Comanche County
USDA Seed Distribution For County Farmers
The USDA via local agent J R Palmer distributes Feterita seed to twenty county farmers to plant one acre each. The grain, similar to white milo, matures a week earlier and tolerates dry weather better than other sorghums. Barley variety from Wisconsin shows promise, and one acre of Black Russian Emmer is being grown on Congressman Oscar Calloway’s farm for its cold and drought resistance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
J. R. Palmer
Plains
Oklahoma
Comanche Chamber of
Comerce
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Oscar Calloway
Russia
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mrs Will Morris Dies After Week of Pneumonia
Mrs Will Morris died at her home after a weeklong illness. She leaves her husband, a Neely Harris Cunningham Co bookkeeper, and a nine year old daughter. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev Shea, burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Will Morris
Neely- Harris-Cunningham Co
Oakwood Cemetery
The
Baptist Church
Shea
Birthday Dinner Honors Elderly Men at Crow Home
An old time birthday dinner hosted by Mr. J. P. Crow occurred last Wednesday for elderly men. Guests included W. H. Davis Cal Williams J. H. Shikles L. B. Russell and M. V. Fleming with one or two others. The youngest was Shikles at 60 and Crow was 63 with Williams 67. Fleming, who was absent, would have been oldest, but Williams held that honor. The dinner was well prepared and the group wished Crow many happy returns.
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J. P. Crow
Messrs
W. H. Davis
Cal Williams
J. H. Shikles
L. B. Russell
M. V. Fleming
Mr. Shikles
Mr. Crow
Davis
Williams
Mart
Fleming
Mr. Williams
Stock Show and Games Set for Lankin
A stock show will be held at Lankin on March 22 with prizes for the best stock. A riding tournament and a base ball game are scheduled for the afternoon and all are invited to attend.
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Lankin
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Boosts Reputation and Sales
Tom Gaston, former Condutor between Fort Worth and Newton Kansas, visiting friends on Santa Fe line, reports good health and satisfaction with his work while noting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy remains trusted and widely sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Tom Gaston
Comanche
Fort Worth
Newton
Kansas
Santa Fe
Absent Auxiliary Members Hear Jamaica Mission Talk
The C W I M Auxiliary and church ladies missed a rare program on Training Children for the Church and Missionary Service at Mrs. RK Holloway’s home. Rev. W H Williams spoke about his Jamaica work, sparking strong interest in missionary life and work. The group to meet April first with Mrs. Larry J Kittle.
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The
Christian Church
Church and Missionary Service
RK. F. Holloway
Abs. Geo. Hogan
W. H. Williams
Jamaica
Two Funerals Sunday Hit City Amid Heavy Rains
A pall of gloom fell over the city as the remains of J. N. Jackson and Mrs. Will Morris were laid to rest Sunday afternoon. Despite inclement weather, both services drew large crowds, one at 2:30 and the other at 4:50.
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J. N. Jackson
Will Morris
Uncle Clare Carnes Loses Three Horses in Suspected Poisoning
Uncle Clare Carnes reports three of his horses died after allegedly eating Paris Green poison left for rats. One horse was valuable while two were plugs, and the loss is a heavy blow as he regrets the buggy horse most of all.
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Clare
Carnes
DR. Bourque
6Th St
Ft. Worth
Texas
Card of Thanks to Friends and Family for Support
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and acquaintances for valuable service and sympathy during our beloved husband and father’s illness and death. Gratitude for floral offerings pallbearers minister musicians and especially Dr Thomas who stood by us to the end. Mrs I N Jackson and family.
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Thomas
Fort Worth trip boosts Denny on Silo proposal
Elmer Denny of this city returned from Fort Worth where he sold two ears of hogs and goats and studied the Silo proposition. He is enthusiastic about its possibilities for this and other counties, especially in the drouth area.
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Elmer Denny
Fort Worth
Denny
Drouth
Feed ad promotes 14 car mixed cow feed for milk cows
D M tierring announces receipt of 14 car mixed cow feed and urges farmers to try it for their milk cows. The notice presents a practical product update and supports cattle feeding practices with a local supplier push.
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D. M. Tierring
Blank Deeds and Legal Paper Rentals for Sale
Legal blanks including deeds vendor lien notes mortgages and related forms offered by the Chief Exponent office for purchase.
Work Progress on King of Pieres Building Hall
Work is progressing on the new K of P hall with walls rising on the first floor. Crews report steady progress as construction continues on the building project.
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K. of P
P. Hall
Artist Materials of All Kinds at Paris Smiths
Paris Smiths showcases artist materials across a broad range including paints brushes canvases and drawing supplies. The shop emphasizes quality brands and helpful guidance for students and professionals alike.
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Paris Smith's
George A Cunningham Declares Mayoral Candidacy
For Mayor. We announce George A Cunningham as a candidate for mayor of Comanche, subject to voters at the city election. Cunningham was raised in the county and is well known to locals, having a record of personal success and strong support from friends urging him to run. He respectfully solicits your vote and influence.
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George A. Cunningham
Comanche
Cunningham
Farm Loans Offered by Cunningham & Co
G. A. Cunningham & Co advertises loans on improved farms with good rates and prompt service. Contact for details and arrangements.
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G. A. Cunningham & Co
A C Cathey Makes Business Trip To Gustine
A C Cathey traveled to Gustine for a business trip on Saturday, engaging in meetings and activities related to his enterprise during the visit.
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A. C. Cathey
Gustine
Cotton Belt No 1 departure and No 2 arrival times
Train schedule notes Cotton Belt No 1 departs at 11 10 a m and No 2 arrives at 5 55 p m. Timings reflect standard service intervals on the line.
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Deaf and Dums Asylum
Farm Life Meeting
Mullinery
Comanche Mercantile Company
Comanche Mercantile
C. W. E. M. Meeting
I. N. Jackson
Frisco
B. H. Lee
Proctor
Scotch Woolen Tailors
Doeeley
Campbell Building
North Side Square
T.M. Pulliam Undertaker
Hall & Hall Dentists
Comanche National Bank
Burk-Simmons Company
J. F. McCarty
Mesonie Temple
Higginbotham
City
Sarah J. Hart
W.t.mcpherson
U.G. Lovejoy Res
Res
McPherson & Lovejoy Lawyers
Campbell Bldg
N.side Sq
Comanche, Texas
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