Comanche Publishing Co. officers and stock holders listed
The Comanche Publishing Co. names D. H. Cunningham as President J R Eanes as Vice President T J Cunningham as Secretary and Treasurer and Tom H Bell as editor and manager Directors include Cunningham Eanes Bell Paris Smith W Harris V A Thedbers Stock holders list D H Cunningham T J Cunningham Tom H Bell J R Banes Oscar Callaway Paris Smith E W Harris J Williams W B Thedberg L T Cunningham G A Cunningham K F Cunningham.
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D. H. Cunningham
J. R. Eanes
T. J. Cunningham
Tom H. Bell
Paris Smith
W. Harris
V. A. Thedbers
Tom H. Beil
J. R. Banes
Oscar Callaway
E. W. Harris
J. Williams
W. B H. Thedberg
L. T. Cunningham
G. A. Cunningham
K. F. Cunningham
Notice to subscribers on paper delivery and address changes
The paper asks readers to report missed deliveries and to include both old and new addresses when moving. It explains that the date printed near the name shows subscription validity, that subscriptions end on the first of the month, and urges notify if the paper is not received regularly.
Pack to the Farm and Social Center Movement
The editorial urges backing the pack to the farm and social center ideas. It argues school houses and rural homes should be inviting with shrubbery, flowers, better upkeep, and aesthetic appeal to keep youth from migrating to towns. Encourages communities to foster social centers at schools and homes to support families.
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Social Center
Soci
Bonding for Good Roads in Comanche County Debated
Editorial argues for county bond issuance to fund permanent roads rather than piecemeal repairs. It cites Comanche County’s $300,000 bonds over forty years, noting no tax increase and potential property value gains. The piece also promotes the upcoming 1912 Cotton Palace in Waco and related attractions.
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Comanche County
Sore and Yellow Leaf Reflect Sunset of Life
A brief line describes a tired, withering leaf turning yellow as the sun sinks beyond life’s western horizon. The imagery evokes aging decay and the passage of time in a contemplative mood.
Billy Rugh Newsboy Sacrifices Limb to Save Injured Woman
The Gary Indiana newsboy Billy Rugh who had been crippled all his life offered his severed limb to provide skin for grafting on Miss Ethel Smith. Although initially refused, the act saved her life but left him weakened and he died of pneumonia. His funeral drew a large crowd with police and fire departments as pallbearers.
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Gary
Ind
Billy Rugh
Ethel Smith
Billy Rough
Police and Fire Department
Comanche County Girl Sells Tomatoes On Tiny Plot
A Comanche County schoolgirl raised and sold 47 dollars of tomatoes on one eighth of an acre without irrigation. The note lauds rural education and highlights the value of farming at home over pursuing distant professions, praising the girl’s achievement as a worthy example for the community.
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Comanche County
T Hamilton Haverald
The People's Forum Proposed in County Newspaper
The Chief and Exponent seeks correspondents in every county community and offers 72 letterhead stationery to encourage reports of fires accidents marriages deaths and unusual events. It invites readers to phone or write with news and will publish a new column The People's Forum for public views while disclaiming responsibility for expressions and barring lengthy religious or political debates. Advertising is not allowed in this column.
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Aliso
Mena
People’s Forum
Racial remarks attributed to Jack Johnson anger Texas reader
A Chicago incident sparked a strong, hostile reply praising white supremacy. The writer declares Johnson would not survive such insults in Texas and threatens violence against Black people, asserting white male retaliation and a defense of white women. The piece harshly derides Chicago and endorses racial mob mentality.
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Comanche County
Ham
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Texas
Good Old
Dixie
Roosevelt Shot by Crank Shrank Cited in Returns
The report notes Roosevelt was shot by the crank Shrank but promises he will feel more hurt when he sees the election returns after the fifth.
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Roosevelt
Honest man who does his duty cares not for criticism
An Exchange quote describes an honest, careful man who does his duty without regard for criticism. It contrasts with someone who knows he is not doing right getting hot in the collar when challenged.
Paths to hell and a straight gate through the Geyser City
A Waco reverend speaks of many roads to hell but one narrow path to heaven. The remark notes curiosity about whether another road might pass through Geyser City.
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Knickerbocker
Waco
Hell
Pearly Gates
New York odds favor Jon Wilson in November race
Dispatches claim New York voters favor Jon Wilson with odds at four to one. The article warns against Democratic overconfidence and urges nationwide Democratic turnout to maximize his victory margin.
West Virginia girl saves train with apron in plucky gesture
Press dispatches say a West Virginia girl averted a disaster by pulling off her apron and waving it at a train. The Houston Post notes an old fashioned girl would have waved a red flannel petticoat, while acknowledging few girls now wear such garments.
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West Virginia
Houston Post
West Va
Turkey Trot aims to move 100000 turkeys to market
In southwest Texas Cuere plans a Turkey Trot drive to market with Governor Colquitt leading a no frills trot. The event touts a wholesome, traditional approach contrasting with more provocative modern renditions.
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Cuere
Texas
Colquitt
Turkeys Drive Southwest Texas Markets in Cuero Area
The people of southwest Texas, especially around Cuero, have learned that there is no money in turkeys, yet they raise and market thousands annually.
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Texas
Cuero
Farmers and Merchants Clash Hinder Town Progress
A town suffers when farmers and merchants fail to unite on proposals. The text notes misunderstandings between farmers and merchants and suggests harmony leads to progress and growth for the community.
Vote to Boost Wilson and Local Tax Savings
The item urges every Democrat to vote on November 5 to give Woodrow Wilson a large majority. It argues a higher vote count benefits representation and notes that exceeding three thousand votes in the county triggers the fee bill saving taxpayers over $10 000. It stresses duty to county state and party and to not neglect voting.
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Woodrow Wilson
John Meyers for Kodak finish ing developing and mounting
John Meyers handles Kodak finish ing developing and mounting tasks. Call 344 for details on service and availability.
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John Meyers
Kodak
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