School Board Urges Summer Makeups For Failed Students
Notice to students says those who failed any grades this year must attend summer school to make up work so they will not repeat the grade next year.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1926
Page
8
Notice to students says those who failed any grades this year must attend summer school to make up work so they will not repeat the grade next year.
Advert encourages buyers to choose Coman Milling Co chicken feed, promising transparency in quality and savings of £1.00 per 100 pounds.
Durham Bros advertises stock of Avery repair parts available in their shop. The notice highlights variety and availability for customers seeking replacement components.
A man narrowly avoided surgery after taking Mayr's One Dose. He credits the remedy with removing intestinal mucus and reducing inflammation that caused stomach liver and intestinal issues. The ad promises one dose will convince or money back and is sold at all druggists.
An old newspaper fragment advertises a residence in Comanche for trade or sale toward a small farm near Comanche with Miss Nannie Perry at the County Treasurer's office. Includes an assurance ad against cancer remedies by J. B. Carr of Comanche Route 4 and a potato slips offering by H. J. R. Gille ready for order via phone or mail.
A brief notice lists buying interests including yellow Crowder and Black Eyed peas stock peas for the week along with cotton seed maize sorghum sudan and darso. Also advertised are fresh groceries, visiting cards, and a request to buy clean cotton rags at the Chief office.
The sheriff of Comanche County Texas will sell at the Montex Corporation gasoline plant four houses two stills two gas engines four tanks a boiler pipes and gasoline on premises to satisfy a judgment for 483.85 in favor of A R Oxford against Montex Corporation. Sale set for the first Tuesday in June 1926 at the plant four and a half miles west of Sipe Springs. The sale is by order of the Comanche District Court issued May 20 1926. Gilbreath Sheriff.
The Comanche High School senior class and faculty were entertained Monday evening by Miss Berta Godson with a Majestic party at the Goodson home. Fifty guests enjoyed games on the lawn after the show, an ice course, and hand painted favors reading Class of 1926. The evening closed with a serenade and pink and white color decorations.
P. L. Durks and Son advertises trucking services with contact at phone 502. Heavy loads and next day hauling offered by a family business.
Mrs I M Cochran hosted a May 20 bridge luncheon with guests including Mrs John Cochran of Oklahoma City and Mrs Moore of Houston. Tables, prizes, and decorative florals highlighted the event with out of town attendees from Texon Sherman and other cities.
The Comanche Study Club held its annual luncheon on Tuesday May 18 at the home of Mrs. J B Chilton. Guests and members enjoyed a program led by Miss Minnie Cunningham followed by music from a string quartet and a cafeteria style lunch on a flower decorated porch. Out of town guests included Mrs. J B Chilton Jr Texan Mrs Tom Jordan Dallas Mrs John Cochran Oklahoma City and Mrs M Moore Houston.
An advertisement promotes Borozone for horse wounds as for human use. It recommends washing with liquid Boe and applying Borozone Powder to speed healing. Available as liquid and powder in multiple sizes, sold by Paris Smith.
Gloria Swanson stars as a factory town waitress in Stage Struck a Paramount comedy. She woos pancake artist Lawrence Gray while taking a correspondence course and improvises on a floating theatre arriving in town. The scenes promise bold clowning and surpass her prior films.
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