Political Announcements for Democratic Primary 1934
The Chief announces Democratic primary candidates for various offices on July 28 1934 including PENROSE B METCALFE E M DAVIS for Senate. R B CROSS TOM L ROBINSON for District Judge. HARRY FLENTGE ARDELL WILLIAMS TOM FREESE for District Attorney. H F HOWINGTON BEN WILHELM MRS J M RIORDAN. GEORGE W ROLLINS Y W HOLMES J L LIGHTFOOT R A LUKER for Representative 104th. H L STEWART W W T HOUSE R S MCCHAREN for County Judge. BOB HAYNES JOHN REESE J B LACY HOLLIS BURTON for County Clerk. DWIGHT BRIGHTMAN R T STEVENS WID SPIVEY for Sheriff. E R ARMSTRONG for Tax Assessor-Collector. R B WALDROP GEO C WETZEL for Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1. DON CHANEY V G CASH for Constable Precinct No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Rollins
Y. W. Holmes
J. L. Lightfoot
R. A. Luker
H. L. Stewart
W.W. T. House
R. S. McCharen
Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives
Doctors praise the shift to measured liquid laxatives for controllable dose and gentle action. Public use grows as people hear of predictable movements without discomfort. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended for safe laxative effects and non habit forming relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Ldwell
State politics seen through Comanche Dispatch view
Fifty candidates announced this year in Comanche compared with 42 two years ago, with deadlines set for June 6 for state and district posts and ten days later for county posts. The Austin report outlines gubernatorial race themes including Allred in utilities, Witt as Centennial Governor, Hunter and Ferguson campaigns, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Comanche
Ranger Times
Pavernor
James V. Allred
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Maur
Hnghes
Cairmon
Vizar L. Witt
Clevely
Bell County
Tom F. Hunter
Ferguson
C. C. McDonald
Clint C
Edw. K. Russell
Annona
Prohibition
Allred
Dick Waters
Texarkana
Waters
Alfred
el Paso
Roy Tennant
Maury Hughes
Guy Holcombe
Hunter
Young Democrats
Dallas
Paris
Rio Grande Valley
Houston
Womens’ Allied Club
H. O. Johnson
Lon Smith
Walter Woodward
Attorney General
Will McCraw
Dolph B. Tillison
Athens
Fred Davis
Ferguson Forum
Davis
J. E. McDonald
Harry Graves
Georgetown
Lady credits Cardus for relief from cramps
Mrs. Maude Crafton of Belleville Ill says Cardus eased years of irregular trouble and cramping. She reports rapid improvement after taking part of a bottle and continues to feel healthier. Thousands of women testify Cardus helps. If it does not help you consult a physician. Price $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Crafton
Belleville
Ill
Cardus
Singing Here Sunday Night
Social notes report Sunday singing planned, with local families visiting relatives in Gustine. Several households hosted gatherings and parties over the weekend, including Thompson and Evans families, with extended visits among Alexander, Comanche, Fort Worth, Energy, and Gustine residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Oral
Claude Evans
RK. H. Evans
Gustine
Irvin Thompson
Homer Thompson
Comanche
Clark Kennedy
Alexander
Brown Rambo
J. J. Rambo
Floriene Smith
Fort Worth
Herman Graham
Elsie McPherson
Energy
Robert Turner
C. R. Reese
T. H. Taylor Elected District Rotary Governor
Thomas H. Taylor, president of Howard Payne College in Brownwood, was elected district governor of the Rotary Clubs at the district convention in Abilene. He has long served in Brownwood Rotary and chairs the Brown County Democratic Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H.taylor
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Rotary Clubs
Abilene
Taylor
Rotary Club
Democratic
Brown County
Proctor Youth Takes Tenth in Tarleton Cadet Contest
John Ottis Simpson of Proctor won tenth place in the annual best soldier contest of John Tarleton College Cadet Corps, highlighting local youth in a college competition hosted by Tarleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ottis Simpson
Proctor
John Tarleton College Cadet Corps
J W McConnell Chosen President of Denton College
J W McConnell who has served as Dean of the Denton Teachers College since 1928 was elected President this week succeeding the late R L Marquis who died last month in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McConnell
Denton Teachers College
Dr. McConnell
R. L. Marquis
Elizabeth Jo Doyle Among 41 May Graduates at Howard Wayne College
Miss Elizabeth Jo Doyle is listed among 41 graduates for May 28 at Howard Wayne College Brownwood. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs D K Doyle of Brownwood, who formerly lived in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wayne College
Brownwood
Elizabeth Jo Doyle
Elizabeth Jo
D. K. Doyle
Comanche
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate
Penrose B. Metcalfe
E. M. Davis
R. B. Cross Tom L. Robinson
Harry Flentgeardell Williams
Tom F.reese
H. F. Howington Ben Wilhelm
J. M. Riordan
Bob Haynes
John Reese
J. B. Lacy Hollis Burton
Dwight Brightman
R. T. Stevens
Wid Spivey
E. R. Armstrong
Geo. Hulsey
Sam Todd
Mitchell Davis
Golda McCollum Edwards
R. S. Walker
W. D. Jenkins
B. Ray McCorkle
Eldon Feril J. Oscar Swindle
Fr. L. Little
J. R. Bird
W. Fielder
H. W. Scott
W. J. Rankins
H. Morrow
Vor
L. A. Gleaton
Sam Lewis
Will May
E. H. McCarty
R. A. Kee
For
Justice Peace Precinct No
R. B. Waldrop
Geo. C. Wetzel
Don Chaney
V. G. Cash
DRY Cleaners
John Peyton
Garland
Ruby Williams
Stephenville
Mrs. C. F. Williams
J. Frank Ross
Marguerite of
J. B. Arthur
Washington
Eternal Revenue
Arthur J. Mellor
Baggett
Ty Ibayer
Bayer
of Bayer
T. H. Taylor
Tarleton
Denton College
Lowry
City Bakery
Vaey
Silvertown
Goodrich
Ten Goodrich Safety
Golden Ply
Biggs
Comanche, Texas
Comanche County
Comanche County, Texas
Bewley
Southwest
Riley’s
Cash Grocery
Miles Nervine
Dr. Miles Nervine
Continental Teachers Agency, Inc
Downing St
Denver
Colo
United States
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