Incubator of 10 000 Egg Capacity Installed at Comanche Farm
The Comanche Poultry Farm installed a Buckeye incubator with capacity for 10 368 eggs, one of the largest in the region, and plans to supply nearby farms. The farm acquired 31 high grade cockerels from Pennsylvania worth 800 dollars and a prize rooster valued at 100 dollars. The operation began in 1922 with a 25 000 dollar equipment investment, mostly spent in Comanche, and features a 15 acre fenced site with 2 000 white leghorn chickens.
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Comanche
Pennsylvania
Denton
San Angelo
Texas
Comanche Poultry Farm
Johnson
Bowie
Alex Johnson
Wolfe City
Kazemier
Bryan
J. B. Chilton, Jr
Comanche National Bank
I. FE. Ransome
J. J. Giles
November Term Opens in District Court Here
The November term of district court will open here Monday. The list of names appeared in a recent issue of the Chief. Arnold Powers in Coryell county faces murder charges for killing an elderly man connected with a picture show. The case has been moved to Comanche from Gatesville, and Powers was brought to Comanche by Sheriff Marshall to await trial.
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Comanche County
Poultry Department
Comanche
Texas
Arnold Powers
Ibusiness
Coryell County
Gatesville
Powers
Marshall
Blanton Endorses Budget System in U S Deficit Debate
The Washington Herald quotes Representative Thomas L. Blanton of this district voicing strong support for the budget system. He urges cutting the budget, preventing overspending, and says maintaining sound government depends on sticking to the budget and protecting the people's money.
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Washington Herald
Congress
U. S
Reed Smoot
Utah
Harreld
Oklahoma
Britten
Illinois
Curtis
Kansas
Thomas L. Blanton
Zihman
Maryland
U. S&s
Blanton
Dona Saye Named District Deputy Grand Matron
At the state meeting of the Eastern Star in Amarillo last week Miss Dona Saye was appointed District Deputy Grand Matron of the central district EF 8S. Comanche Chapter expresses pride in her qualification for the role and honors this appointment.
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Eastern Star
Amarillo
Dona Saye
Comanche
Pastor to Preach to American Legion Sunday Night
Dr. C. C. Klingman will deliver a sermon to the American Legion at Central Christian church Sunday night.
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Will
American Legion
C. C. Klingman
Central Christian Church
UT Girls Organize Eastern Star Study Club
University of Texas women members of the Order of the Eastern Star form an Eastern Star Study Club. The group meets in the Scottish Rite dormitory club room with Miss Marjorie Stullken, business administration instructor at UT, directing the club.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Order of the Eastern Star
Scottish Rite
Marjorie Stullken
University
Cemetery Working Notice at Shiloh Set for Nov 9
A cemetery working is announced at Shiloh on Friday before the second Saturday in November, which falls on November 9. Residents are urged to attend and bring tools. The notice is signed by W. McCullough and A. T. Perry. Also, advertise tires available at A.C. Motor Co for 10 cents.
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Shiloh
W., W. McCullough
A. T. Perry
Indian Gap Man Buys Clayton Farm East of Comanche
Dan Clayton sells 106 acres east of Comanche to H. F. Howington of Indian Gap for 9500 dollars about 90 dollars per acre. Howington plans a home on the property and will move there soon.
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Clayton Farm
Comanche
Dan Clayton
H. F. Howington
Indian Gap
Mr. Howington
Lullaby Lyrics Fantasy Night Sky Comfort
A lullaby recounts stars watching over a sleeping child as the Sand-Man approaches. Soothing verses invite dreamland with flowers, fragrance, and gentle kisses, while angels guard Bye-Baby and bid peaceful rest. Dream imagery and tender reassurance frame the lullaby.
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Paby
Dreamland
Indians and De Leon battle to scoreless tie in mud
The Comanche Indians and De Leon Hi played last Friday in a muddy field, finishing in a 0 0 tie. De Leon managed only two first downs, while Comanche had 227 rushing yards and completed six of 11 passes.
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Comanche Indians
de Leon Hi
de Leon
Indians
Comanche
Mason
de Leon Weaver
Moody
Woodward
Marshall
Dillard
Stacy
Walker
Yeager
Health Board opens Child Health Conference at K of P hall
Mrs. Henderson of the State Board of Health opened a Child Health Conference at the K P hall yesterday. The eclinic runs through today with sessions from 11 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m., not held on Saturday.
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Henderson
State Board of Health
K. of P. Hall
Old Fort Worth to Fort Yuma Stage Line Recalled
A Galveston News note from fifty years ago recalls the Fort Worth to Fort Yuma overland stage route via Stephenville Dublin and Comanche. The line ran day and night with horse relays about 20 miles apart, cost $1,000,000 annually rising to $1,500,000, and lasted about two years as rail expansion curtailed it.
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Dallas News
Galveston News
Fort Worth
Comanche
Stephenville
J. D. Bonner
Texas
Fort Yuma
Arizona
United States
Granbury
Dublin
Blanket
Brownwood
San Angelo
Arzona
John Chichester
Post Office Department
W. H. Fooshee
Erath County
Bluff Dale
Matt Keith
W. W. Cox Home Sold to M. J. Sullivan in Town
Postmaster Murt J. Sullivan bought the W. W. Cox residence in the northwest part of town for 2800 dollars. Mr. Cox, now moved to Brady, was in town this week regarding the sale and will move soon.
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Murt J. Sullivan
W. W. Cox
Mr. Cox
Brady
Universal Studio Plans Shutdown After Current Program
San Francisco report after Carl Laemmle visit says Universal Pictures will halt production of new pictures upon finishing the present program. About 5000 workers would be affected though those under contract remain employed. Laemmle heads toward Los Angeles to announce formal plans. The move mirrors a similar action by Famous Players Lasky as the industry readjusts conditions.
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San Francisco
Carl Laemmle
Universal Pictures Corporation
Universal Studio
Laemmle
Los Angeles
Universal
University President Author Of A Book
Dallas notes Charles Seleccman president of Southern Methodist University has written Christ or Chaos a new book. The work discusses the Bible the deity of Jesus the atonement and the resurrection as its core themes.
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Dallas
Texas
Charles ©. Seleccman
Southern Methodist Uniiversity
Jesus
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