Baptist Church News Notes in Comanche
Dr Godbold unable to attend. Dean Thomas H Taylor of Howard Payne will speak at the Baptist Church and give the commencement sermon at Decatur College next Sunday morning. Taylor also preaches at First Church Decatur Sunday night. A regional evangelist plan is under consideration. a religious census of Comanche was completed with thorough interviews of every family. The Pastors and Workers Conference meets at Proctor Baptist Church next Monday. Mr and Mrs Blankenship will lead singing for the approaching meeting.
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E.dbold
Howard Payne Loge
the Baptist
Godbold
Dean Thomas H Taylor
Howard Payne
Dean Taylor
Comanche
Decatur College
Decatur
Bro
Milton
Brownwood
Amanche
Proctor Baptist Church
Asarge
Mrs Blankenship
Mrs. Blankenship
Russell's Dry Dip offered by T. J. Collins' Feed Store
Feed store promotes Russell's Dry Dip for poultry insect control and offers free samples. Readers encouraged to call for sample distribution.
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Russell
T. J. Collins
Notice of Election for the Assumption of Bonds in Texas
Public notices announce elections in Comanche County Texas to decide whether districts Walnut No 7 and Duster No 24 shall assume bonded indebtedness and levy taxes. Sheriff L F Marshall oversees dates June 14 and June 21 1924 with presiding officers judges and clerks named and ballot wording For the assumption of the bonds and the tax or Against the assumption of the bonded indebtedness and the tax.
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Walnut
Walnut C. 8
Commissioners Court
Charlie Wagnon
OF Texas
Comanche
Duster Consolidated Common
Commissioners’ Court
Wortham
Duster
Texas
Duster Common School District
Duster C. 8. D
A. I. Jenkins
Timely extracts from game laws warn sportsmen
Deputy Shaw relays rules: bass may not be taken under 11 inches, white perch and crappie under 7 inches, no leaving small fish to die, daily limit 35 fish, no artificial bait or bass white perch crappie during March and April. Prohibits nets in several counties but minnows for bait allowed. strict no out-of-season game kills, limit ten squirrels per day, and hunting outside home county requires license.
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L. (. Shaw
Game, Fish and Oyster
Burnett
San Saba
Brown
McCulloch Coleman
Concho
Menard
Mason
Gillespie
Travis
Lampasas
Slane
Pinafore to Be Presented by Choral Club Soon
The Choral Club is practicing steadfastly on the opera Pinafore and plans to present it in about two weeks. The work is praised as one of the most attractive of the old musical comedies with many tuneful songs expected to endure.
Methodist Church Preaches Next Sunday by Smoot and Morris
Rev J D Smoot will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday June 1 morning and night Rev John R Morris the pastor will preach Sunday at Indian Creek in the morning and at night
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Methodist Church
J. D. Smoot
John R. Morris
Indian Creek
Grasshopper trap described for field use by county agent
A county article details a trap to protect cotton from grasshoppers. The device uses a long wooden trough filled with water and kerosene, with a staggered oilcloth screen that entices hoppers into the kerosene. The method reportedly saved acres around Sipe Springs and Colent county, with similar use by local farmers.
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Stokes
Sipe Springs
Colent County
Gould
J. R. Eanes
Woman Reports Long-Standing Pain Relief From Pinkham’s Medicine
Mrs Jennie Jahr of Howard Lake Minnesota writes that after months of using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she experienced relief from years of pain and regained ability to work and perform house duties She recommends the remedy to friends and notes a free text book on women’s ailments is available from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn MA
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Howard Lake
Minnesota
Lydie
Pinkham
Jennie Jahr
RE No
Box
Howard Lake, Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkha
Control method for cutworms in Texas cotton fields
Entomologist R. R. Reppert reports cutworms damaging young cotton in several Texas counties. He recommends poison bran mash applied along rows classified with a planter or by hand, using bran 25 pounds, Paris green 1 pound, lemons or oranges, molasses 2 quarts, water 1 gallon, mixed to a workable mash.
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R. R. Reppert
Texas
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J.C, Boyd
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
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Foley
Cormer Market
State OF Texas
L. F. Marshall
Comanche County
Bullard
P. Smith
Grove’s
Mary Doyle
Kate Prode
Glennie Hoff
G. W. Jessup
North Side
Comanche City
Evans Bros
W. C. Odom
Comanche, Texas
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