Pittsburgh Perfect Hog Fence and Barbed Wire
We announce the receipt of another large shipment of Pittsburgh Perfect Hog Fence and Barbed wire. The fence is welded by electricity and promises durability with no loops or twists. It has been sold to Comanche county farmers and is described as hog and horse proof and effective against chickens and rabbits. The product is marketed as year round, weather resistant and non slipping.
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Pittsburgh
Comanche County
Local social notes list visits and travels across towns
The column records numerous visits and trips by residents and visitors. Names include Gr Cox, Miss Bertha Gaines, Mrs Aubrey Bradshaw, E W Harris and daughter, John Weems, B E Guthrie and family, W W McNeese, Hardy Creamer, Dr R B Sellars, Ben Crear, Chester Allen, Floy Cunningham, Judge J M Reiger, T W Stark, J W Starks, Dena Raven shine, Irma Wood, O L Arther, Rev Wade D Vinson, T H Cooper, Mrs T F Mitchell, J S Thaxton, W H Thadberg, J F Cowsett and son, Rebecca Bradshaw, Sam Wilkinson, Alice Ballou, bank officials from Gorman and Sipe Springs, and Mrs J B Tunnell, all noting visits, travels, weddings, funerals, and court appearances in Comanche and surrounding towns.
Dutton and Boland Wed in Harmony Community
Mr O M Dutton and Miss Ludie Boland united in marriage last Sunday evening at the bride's parents home in Harmony. Rev B F Alsup officiated. The couple, longtime Comanche County residents, plan to reside in Harmony after a quiet family ceremony attended by a few relatives and friends.
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O. M. Dutton
Ludie Boland
W. C. Boland
Harmony
B. F. Alsup
Mr. Dutton
Comanche
Miss Boland
Fire damages Comanche Cotton Oil bull house
A Wednesday night blaze damaged the Comanche Cotton Oil Company bull house, with a loss of about $9,000. Firefighters confined the fire to the bull house while the mill property was saved, though a carload of bagging and bulls were destroyed.
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Comanche
Comanche Cotton Oil Company
Bull House
Odd Fellows Home Superintendent Pleads Guilty
Greenville, S.C. Oct. 26 Rev. Thurston A. Vaughn, former superintendent of the Odd Fellows Home, pleads guilty to mistreating five young inmates. He faces a death sentence after the judge and jury deny clemency. tears flowed during the plea as spectators witnessed the dramatic confession.
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Greenville
S.C
Thurston A. Vaughn
Odd Fellows Home
Service At Baptist Church Sunday Morning
A gathering is scheduled at the Baptist Church Sunday morning at 9 45 for a worship service and related activities. The event emphasizes communal prayer and a sermon from the church pastor.
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the Baptist Church
Tate Bros Offer Remarkable Price Reductions on Ladies Coats
Tate Bros announce notable price reductions on ladies coats and coat suits, urging readers to visit their store to take advantage of the sale.
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Tate Bros
Railroad Rates to Texas Cotton Palace in Waco
Travel by Dublin and Texas Central Ry from unspecified origin to Waco for the Cotton Palace November 2 to 17 with a November 18 limit. Round trip price 4.15 dollars. Separate sale dates November 9 and 16 with 2 day limits and round trip price 3.60 dollars.
Travel schedule for Comanche to Waco and other cities
Leave Comanche at 9 45 a m arrive Waco 3 30 p m. Return depart Waco 1 00 a m arrive Comanche 7 05 a m. Per other excursion rates to Dallas Ft Worth San Antonio Houston Austin Beaumont Cameron. Write or phone.
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Comanche
Waco
Dallas, Ft. Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Austin
Beaumont
Cameron
Big Blue Pencil Sale at Tate Bros Continues
A local notice announces the ongoing Big Blue Pencil Sale at Tate Bros. Also listed is a WANTED to trade for a residence lot near in, with contact Mrs. Frank Henderson at phone 202. Paris Smith advertises a tablet contest with a gold watch as premium.
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Tate Bros
Frank Henderson
Paris Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gr. Cox
Lamkin Country
Aubrey Bradshaw
Brownwood
E. W. Harris
Dallas
John Weems
Fort Worth
8. E. Guthrie
Mabel
Mr. Guthrie
St. Louis
Higginbotham
Mrs. Guthrie
Miss Mable
W. W. McNeese
Family of Carbon
San Saba
Mr. McNeese
Mesdames
Dan Cash
Sam Davis
Hardy Creamer
J. H. Carter
Rising Star Signal
R. B. Sellars
Ben Crear
Chester Allen
Gustine
Floy Cunningham
J. M. Reiger
Granbury
Glenrose
T. W. Stark
J. W. Starks
Dena Ravenshine
Ireland
W. C. Rankin
W. J. Matthews
Texico
Lamkin
Irma Wood of
Creamer
W. A. Cauley
O. L. Arther of
Dutton-Boland
Wade D. Vinson
Miles
Hamilton
T. H. Cooper
T. F. Mitchell
Groesbeck
M.L. Martin
H. H. Vaughan
J. S. Thaxton
Alabama
W. H. Thadberg
DeLeon
J. F. Cowsett
J. D
W. C. Bradshaw
Rebecca Bradshaw
Sam Wilkinson
Alice Ballou of
Brady
T. R. Helmsley
John Sweatt
First National Bank of
Gorman
W.P. Cahart
A. A. Dunlap
Sipe Springs
Irby
J. B. Tunnell
Chief Exponent
Waline Reg
U.S. Pat
M. G. Catter
Texas
Waco Texas
VIA
Dublin and
Texas Central
Aera
J. K. Lynn
Paris
Nith