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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
4
The statement argues that replacing burdensome duties with discharge is key and that crime suppression requires individual commitment from everyone to treat it as personal business.
A thought proposes bold lettering for opportunity labels to improve recognition as it passes. The idea suggests larger, clearer signs could help more people notice chances when they occur.
The quote discusses removing a department from rival factional politics and placing it within one side to align it with a specific group. It reflects on the challenges of depoliticizing institutions and the risks of biased control influencing decisions.
The State Highway Department faces a challenge not in securing more funds but in getting a full dollar of road built for each dollar spent. Efforts focus on efficiency and value in road construction amid budgeting constraints.
The Comanche Chief boasts the paper as the best cheap advertising route for citizens. It urges readers not to miss the chance and cites famous pioneers Columbus Fulton and Henry Ford as examples of early fools who succeeded later.
The passage argues that legislators often pursue private gain over Texas welfare. It notes that when two intelligent men differ, both may be partly right and open discussion can reveal all angles. With patience, both sides discuss until a course is agreed.
Moving if you are moving and want to take care of your furniture phone vs. Burks and Son. Window Glass all sizes at Higgin Botham's Lumber Yard. For 5 per cent loans see H L Ewart, Secretary Treasurer, Federal Favreley Association. Dan C. Clois visiting his brother Frank Clark. Bob McCampbell was a business visitor in Fort Worth last Saturday.
Advertisement from E. H. Jones, grocer, touts Seed A few more Seed Peas June Corn and Sure Croper, plus binder twine and groceries at right price daily. Emphasizes strictly cash sales.
On Monday May 30 a summer school will open offering credit in History English Latin and Civics. Tuition is six dollars per month for one subject ten dollars for two. Also a stray five year old sorrel pony with one eye white roached mane is missing near Comanche Texas. reward for information.
A local retailer touts a constant stream of evolving fashion with a fresh May and June line. The store highlights new ready-to-wear and millinery in pastel shades and printed chiffons as it shifts from older styles to contemporary designs.
The Boy Scout magazine subscription contest closed last Friday night with thirty subscriptions and a fifteen dollar commission for the Scouts. Jack Satterfield won first place with ten subscriptions and donated a three dollar bonus to the Scout treasury. ten scouts will receive a trip to Brownwood. Names include Jack Satterfield Gilmore Durham Ralph Carnes Newton Renfro Dale McGuire I G Everidge Leland Hood O C Thrasher J B Carnes Ben Everidge J B Dupuy. Several scouts worked on the Study Club lot after school as good turns with ladies serving sandwiches and iced tea. The group plans further work to improve the lot before the week ends. Tenderfoot badges were awarded to Harry Mark Cauley Newton Renfro J P Williams Boyd Anthony. Ralph Carnes earned First Class Scout insignia. N P Wilkinson Scout master.
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