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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

3

Poultry Raising Profitable in Comanche County

The Comanche county poultry industry grows large as hens aid farm finances. Census data from spring 1910 show 114 747 fowls valued at 36493 on county farms, with 1909 output of 282 228 birds and 630 892 dozen eggs worth 152 030. Texas statewide 13 570 000 fowls produce about 23 million dollars in value.

Comanche County Texas Nothern

Slayer of Sam Albin Found Not Guilty in Lampasas Case

The jury acquitted Terrell McKely of Temple in the Lampasas district court of killing Sam Abbin at the Lampasas depot on February 28, 1913. The defense argued self defense and unwritten law after the incident tied to McKelog’s former wife.

State of Texas Terrell McKely Temple Lampasas Sam Abbin Comanche Sam Albin Brownwood Terrell McKelog

Comanche Odd Fellows Mark 94th Anniversary

Comanche Lodge No 165 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows observed the 94th anniversary of the order in America at the courthouse on Sunday April 27 at 3 o clock. Rev B F Alsup of Kennedale delivered the main address, drawing on the order s teachings. Members from Comanche Lodge attended along with visitors from Vandyke Bibb and Blanket.

Comanche Lodge No. 165 Independent Order of Odd Fellows Order America Court House B. F. Alsup Kennedale Odd Fellowship Comanch Lodge Comanche Lodge Vandyke Bibb and Blanket

Population and demographics from Comanche County 1910 census

Federal Census Bureau bulletin presents Comanche County 1910 population totaling 27 186 with 6 172 males of voting age and 14 118 illiterates. It notes 5 238 dwellings and 5 272 families in the county, with 65 percent of 10–20 year olds in school. State totals include 3 896 542 residents and 779 177 dwellings.

Comanche County Federal Census Department Washington Tuciia Nictidieki Texas Census Department

Protected and Unprotected Birds Under Local Law

A notice lists birds that are legally protected and cannot be killed or injured, including mockingbirds night hawks bluebird redbird finch wren martin swallow bobolink catbird dove seagull tern egret heron pelican and others. It also names birds that may be killed at any time such as English sparrow hawk crows buzzards blackbirds ricebirds and owls.

For Mexican Soldiers We Want Your Goods

Phillip and Co. of North Side Square Comanche advertise readiness to buy chickens butter and eggs from locals at the best current market prices. The notice invites shipments to their Comanche establishment.

Phillip & Co North Side Square Comanche

Center Point School Closes After Six Month Term

Center Point school under Professor Geo Gooseby of Newburg closes Friday April 25 after a six month term. Teachers, patrons and pupils celebrated with a fish fry and picnic on Rush Creek and a baseball game. Gooseby enrolled about 50 pupils and earned strong community esteem.

Center Point Geo. Gooseby Newburg Rush Creek Gooseby

Honor for Old Comanche to Receive Military Burial

Sheridan correspondent reports Comanche the famed Little Bighorn horse to be disinterred from Fort Lincoln and reburied near the Custer monument. After sixteen years of service with Troop I, Seventh Cavalry, the horse died at Fort Lincoln, and now the War Department has approved a final burial with full honors by Troop T.

Sheridan, Wyo Minneapolis Journal Comanche Little Big Horn Custer Monument Fort McKenzie Old Fort Lincoln Miles Keogh Custer Little Big Horn River Keogh Yellowstone Seventh Cavalry Sturgis Custer Regiment Mississippi Troop I Seventh Fort Lincoln Custer Battlefield War Department Troon T

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised for Skin Burns Ailments

J T Sossaman of News Cornelius NC says one box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. The salve reduces inflammation and soothes healing. Priced at 25 cents recommended by M W Carroll.

Bucklen J. T. Sossaman News Cornelius, N. C M. W. Carroll

Weatherford postmaster fight heads to Senate

Washington April 26 The expected Weatherford postmaster nomination of J M Richards has been sent to the White House for confirmation Monday. Rep Callaway opposes Richards, supporting Norman H Martin amid affidavits defending Martin. Callaway plans to meet President Wilson to seek reconsideration and cites claims against Richards and past rejections.

Washington D. C J. M. Richards Weatherford Senate Richards White House Representative Callaway Norman H. Martin Callaway Wilson Burleson Department Campbell Martin Callaw Rayburn

Mule Raisers Notice and Postmaster Almanac In Texas

The Helmsley Jack will season at Star Yard and sire hundreds of mules in the county. The Postmaster General resists replacing objectionable appointees despite hints they are unsatisfactory. See also reports tying Cal laway and Rayburn to Weatherford and Farmersville cases and ongoing push by Wilson men and Texas delegates for original Wilson selections in federal posts.

Star Yard Postoffice Department Weatherford Farmersville Callaway Rayburn Campbell-Hicks Burleson Wilson Smith Harmon Garner Clark Texas Baltimore

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Adam Schaaf Pianos T.M. Pulliam’s Furniture Store Ees Teee The Burk-Simmons Company Hall & Hall Manche Higginbotham R. J. F. McCarty M. D.ray Electro Therapeutics Mesonic Temple N.side Sq Comanche, Texas R.m. Pulliam Truitwood Brothers Frisco Same Albin St. Louis Chicago Klegarrt Dallas J. E. Lynn Comanche National Bank Bank United States Depository United States City Hall N. A. Palmer & CO
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