Comanche County Teachers Institute Ends with Recommendations
The Comanche County Teachers Institute closes after a week with 175 teachers present. Sessions cover reading methods and educational principles, plus a six section institute and a six teacher school. Recommendations push county supervision reform, higher salaries, apportionment changes, and a county education campaign. A Debating and Declamation League is formed, with addresses from Dr. Shorter and others. The editor notes appreciation for the institute and reports a nearby accident involving R E Yantes.
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Institute For Study
Conference For Education
Texas
Hoge Organization
Comanche County
The
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So Dyers
R. D. Shorter
Roswell W. Rogers
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
B. L. Nance
State Department of Agriculture
Comanche County Institute
Bowel Regulator Herbine Sold by Paris Smith
An 19th century remedy promotes Herb ine as a bowel regulator that aids the liver and stomach and restores strength. The advertisement notes its price at 50 cents and lists Paris Smith as the seller.
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Paris Smith
Voss and Matthews Move Grocery Stock to Gatesville
Voss and Matthews, a longtime green building grocer on the west side of the square, relocate this week their stock and fixtures to Gatesville to start a new business venture.
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Voss & Matthews
Gatesville
Bail Granted for John Beal Sneed in Boyce Case
Austin October 30 John Beal Sneed held in Potter county jail over the death of Al Boyce Jr will be released on twenty thousand dollars bail The court’s opinion and dissent accompany the ruling noting a higher bail of thirty five thousand would be appropriate The bond is expected to be obtainable Chamberlains Cough Remedy ad included with the notice remains in the text.
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Austin
John Beal Sneed
Potter County
al Boyce Jr
Davison
Court of Criminal Appeals
Prendergast
Sneed
Reverend S W Hutton to Preach at Central Christian
Fort Worth pastor Rev S W Hutton, former Riverside Christian pastor, will speak at Central Christian church Sunday morning and night as he considers accepting the pastorate. Members urged to attend. New car Queen of the Country flour at Scurry s.
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S. W. Hutton
Fort Worth
Riverside Christian Church
City
Central Christian Church
New Car
Scurry’s
Christian Women Board of Mission Program Meeting
The C W B M holds a meeting on Tuesday November 5 at 3 pm with Miss Mae Hall. Agenda covers Bible lesson Psalms 46 the need of the church and C W B M Day the field and missionary society needs history of the circle and aid to C W B M Day talks on India Jamadia South America work and other topics. Mrs Jud McCarty Mrs Geo Cunningham and others lead.
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Mae Hall
C.W. B
Chas. Ory
C. W. B.M. Day
George Tate
Tom Bell
Larry Kettles
Martin Wetzel
India
Jamadia
South America
R. F. Hollo
Social Meeting At Adams Residence
The Brotherhood of the Comanche M. E. Church South will host a social gathering tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs F E Adams. A number of invitations have been sent for attendance.
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Brotherhood of the Comanche M. E. Church South
F. EB. Adams
Ballard's Snow Liniment Popular In Damp Weather
Damp cold brings demand for Ballard's Snow Liniment as people rely on its relief for rheumatic aches. Price 25c 50c and 1 per bottle sold by Paris Smith. Our motto is quality first and to please our friends. J W Scurry.
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Ballard
Paris Smith
Save Your Peanut Land and Hog Harvesting Benefits
A regional note urges saving peanut seed for planting and letting hogs harvest peanuts on sandy land. It notes 88 mills in Texas to process peanuts boost crop use and supports spreading peanut cultivation for next year. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Lavonia.
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Southwest
Texas
Sig
Violinist Theobaldi to Perform Rare Treaty at Lyceum
On November 27 the Lyceum Association plans a rare musical treaty with Theobaldi revered as the greatest living violinist and successor to Ole Bull. He holds sixty prizes and medals of honor from crowned heads and is expected to draw crowds from nearby towns to the hi auditorium.
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Care Lyceum Association
Theobaldi
Theoldi
Ole Bull
Tibaldi
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