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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1917
Page
7
Ernest J. Powell delivers a dynamic lecture on “The Home Town” at Chautauqua opening night. His vigor and practical insights urge local unity, loyalty, and proactive efforts to boost town growth and civic life.
The Milano Serenaders, a six member group directed by Sig. Pindaro Castellucci, formerly a Navy Marine Band conductor, will open the Talented Milano Se ting program at the hautauqua with a varied xylophone quartet feature.
Dr D T Robertson, noted orator and author, will speak at the Chautauqua on the second day in the afternoon. The lecture titled The Mutations of a Dollar promises a vigorous address from a seasoned speaker with wide touring experience.
We lose binder sales but demand grows for Deering and McCormick mowers and rakes to save the short crops and hay. For hay work, consider an International double stroke one horse hay press to complete the lineup.
The notice urges early reservations for tool purchases due to looming supply constraints though large purchases have been made. It frames the risk of not meeting demand and advises customers to reserve now if they intend to buy.
Advertisement urges saving feed and money amid high hay prices. It touts Deering and McCormick mowers and rakes and the International double stroke one horse harnesses for sale.
Judson Hughes died April 23 in Paris Texas after illness. He is survived by his father G P Hughes of Proctor and his brother Sam. He was laid to rest in Comyn after a prayerful service at four o clock Tuesday evening. The obituary honors his virtues and faith and recalls the family’s sorrow and hope of reunion beyond the river.
Comanche High School finished an undefeated year across football track and baseball under Coach E Y Freeland. The squad defeated Brownwood in a big score and won district track meets while claiming top honors in all contests, establishing an unmatched Texas reputation.
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