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Comanche Chief in Comanche, Texas

21 May 1926

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Comanche Chief

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Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1926

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10

Fifth Sunday Program at Congregational Methodist Church

The Fifth Sunday meeting at Taylor's Chapel begins Friday May 28 with W W Lancaster preaching God's financial support of the church. Other sessions include H S Anglin, S J Jones, and Alex J Jones on topics from Rom 14 17 to The Prodigal Son. Sunday features Sunday School, more preaching, dinner on the ground, and talks by J W Baker and others. Program arranged by J S Clark and S C Vineyard.

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Congregational Methodist Church Taylor’s Chapel W W. Lancaster B. C. Slate H. S. Anglin F. A Jones S. J. Jones Alex J. Jones Luke J. W Baker A. L. Cox W. H. Green F. A. Jones BB. C. Slate J. Jones Matt J. S Clark S. C. Vineyard
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Blanton Opposes Haugen Bill Harmful to Cotton Farmers

Congressman Thomas L. Blanton condemns the Haugen bill in a telegram to the Chief, arguing it would help corn and wheat at the expense of Southern cotton. He warns of an equalization tax on cotton and a board unsympathetic to cotton producers, calling the Texas delegation unanimously against the measure. The piece also notes a May birthday gathering for Mr. G. W. McCullough and reiterates support for Southern farmers' cooperative marketing relief.

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Thos. L. Blanton Congress Texas Heastey South Sidney School G- W. McCullough Comanche County Sidney McCullover Jim McCullough Bob McCullough Tom McCullough K. D. Jones J. E- Morris Comanche J. D. Easley Fort Worth Southern Farmers Co-Operative
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