Comanche Chief notes local education and civic events
The Comanche Chief highlights teaching efforts in Comanche County with S B Culpepper and other educators, notes on debt free Georgetown University after a large gift, and local figures such as E R Armstrong the Tax Assessor. It mentions Major George Black, Dallas Centennial ties, and upcoming Greater Texas exposition. It also covers church revival references, debt reminders, and Texas College for Women and North Texas State Teachers College enrollment in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern University of Georgetown
Louisa Elizabeth Wiess
Houston
Harry Weiss
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Georgetown
George Black
Life
National Picture Magazine of
Chicago
Black
Comanche
Ranger
Dallas
Central
South America
North America
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Ama
Girls Industrial College
The
College of Industrial Arts
CIA
North Texas State Teachers College
University of Texas
Paper for Sale at Chief Office
Paper for sale at the Chief Office is listed for sale with carbon paper noted as available. The notice directs inquiries to the Chief Office for purchase details and ordering.
Beware Coughs From Commerce Cold That Hang On
Public notice-like ad touts Creomulsion as a guaranteed remedy for chest colds bronchial irritation and persistent coughs. It promises relief by soothing inflamed membranes and loosening phlegm even after other remedies fail with a money-back guarantee from the druggist.
Notice of City Election in Comanche Texas 1937
The City Council of Comanche Texas orders a city election to be held April 6 1937 at City Hall. Voters elect mayor two aldermen city secretary treasurer city marshal city attorney and city recorder for two year terms. Election official W D Jenkins appointed by Mayor MO E Hoff confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Texas
Treas
W. D. Jenkins
MO. E. Hoff
Cardus Promoted For Women’s Nourishment And Fatigue
A vintage ad urges women to use Cardus for lack of appetite poor digestion and nervous fatigue. The copy claims mothers recommended it to daughters and thousands testify to benefits. It adds to consult a physician if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Card of Thanks for support after sorrow
We thank all who spoke a kind word or helped in any way to ease our sorrow. Special thanks to Bro. Wilson and the singers. We also thank brothers for opening their homes. Our gratitude to friends and family from Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Wilson
C. R. Collins
Meal Deal at M Hotel Sparks Evening Dinner Offer
A quarter guests can enjoy an excellent meal at the M Hotel near the square. The restaurant serves family style dishes with a variety of cooked foods. Kinzie Hotel also offers clean bed rooms at reasonable prices and asks guests to notify in advance if they plan to dine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzie Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Wilkerson
Tern
Arrend Close
Aene
S. B. Culpepper
Comyn
Mr. Culpepper
W. C. Cauley
John A. Mahon
Charles Foffman
Sammy Waisman
Major Black
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Hoffman
E. R. Armstrong
Comanche County
Mr. Armstrong
Oscar Callaway
Mr. Callaway
Baptist Church
Billy Sunday
Gypsy Smith
Bob Stanton
N R
Cockfield
America
of Texas Power & Flight Office
W. H. Huett
Atwood Hatchery Telephone
West Ward
Bowen
Hiway Clipper
Texas Institution
Reese Drug CO
Brightman & Son
Comanche, Texas
Cood
J.R. Eanes & CO
John D. Waring
C. A. Greene
Elkins’ Tin Shop
J. BL. Allcorn
Insurance and Bonds
Coggin Avenue
Brownwood
Citizen’s National Bank
Brownwood, Texas
O Flynn
Texas Telephone Y
Comanche Hotel
R. B. Maddux
Chiropractor
Masseur
Priddy
H. Donaho
Comanche County Abstract CO
J. R. Eanes
Comanche National Bank
GEO. C. McKinzie
J. C. Gaddy
Karl Derrick
West Broadway
Walleeine
Daughety Clinic
Brownwood, ‘Texas
Davenport
Depot Street
N. A. Palmer & G
Nat'l. Bank
C. W. Gra
Office
West Side
Squard
Comal
Gulf Oil Corporatil
W. H
Warehou
Resi
E. R. Ammor
West Side Square
Kenneth Dri
Natid Bank Annex
Geo. T. Blackwe
Blackwell Sanitarium
Gorman, Texas
A. J. Gray
F. L. Hill
West End
Higginbotham
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