Noiseless Candidate Leads Post-Election Debate
After a recent election and campaign, supporters claim Coolidge remains a potent symbol, while Dehonks argues against, and observers note party shifts. The piece urges focus on education, social progress, and prohibition-era unity amid political change.
Comanche urged to back cooperative farming and road and school improvements
Community voices unite for a watermelon market push and profitable farming. Leaders press for better roads and schools, arguing coordinated efforts will boost commerce, Grapes and juice potential cited, with calls to unite residents for local development.
Appeal urges Golden Rule observance for Near East peace
An appeal promotes December 7 as Poiden Rule Sunday urging peaceful settlement of unrest in Mecca and Arab centers through the International code. Refugee orphans of the Near East relief are highlighted as beneficiaries.
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Arabian Desert
Syria
Iraq
Aden
Hejaz
Isham
Mecca
Caliphate
Prosein
Mejaz
Mostem
Comanche Lions Visit Five Schools On Opening Day
Comanche Lions conducted visits to at least five school openings last Monday morning. J R Eanes inspected one school, Wood Carroll and Homer Wilhelm another, W T Rowland and Howard Kilpatrick a third, and J A Tarton with C K Doyle a fourth. The Soda Springs opening pleased the editor who noted trustees and patrons showing strong interest as teachers Nellie Joyce Herring, Lynnette Franklin and Nettie Hurt aim for a successful year.
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J. R. Eanes
Wood Carroll
Homer Wilhelm
W. TL. Rowland
Howard Kilpatrick
J. A. Tarton
C. K. Doyle
Soda Springs
Nellie Joyce Herring
Lynnette Franklin
Nettie Hurt
The Political Columnist Reflects on Belief and Civic Duty
A columnist writes about the election aftermath and urges readers to think for themselves in a quiet, reflective tone. He critiques propaganda, notes the role of religion in politics, and emphasizes the public as the ultimate sovereign in a popular government.
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Politi
Tait
Euntey
Mr. Coolidge
Railroad: New high for freight handling on nation’s rails
Washington reports weekly figures from the American Railway Association show freight loading reaching a record high as of the week ending February 25. Total revenue freight cars rose past the prior peak by 10 000 and exceeded last year’s level by 58 504 cars despite a large fleet in repair and storage.
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Figgaees Teade
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
ATS
Educational Notes on Rural Teachers and School Programs
Education notes show many North Carolina graduates became high school teachers with rural and urban splits. Minnesota reports 82 percent of summer education students intend rural teaching. Cleveland speech correction programs reduced thousands of speech defects. US education division answered 14K health and sanitation inquiries and 10K requests for health publications.
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Tnder
Alinesota
Xtoate Teachers’ Colleges
Journal of Minnesota Education Association
Grange Leadership School Delivers Rural Program Plans
At Pennsylvania State College August Alto 27 demonstrations and talks covered planning and conducting rural community programs. Students staged plays planned lighting and costumes using ordinary rural facilities. Eminent rural leaders gave talks on School Life.
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Grange Community Leadership School
Pennsylvania State College
A S Elms Becomes Proprietor Of Hi Way Motor Co
A S Elms has bought the Hi Way Motor Co from C C Shankles and Frank Carpenter on East Main Street. Elms, an experienced garage man, returns to Comanche after working in Paint Rock and Eden, Texas. He plans to resume serving the local automobile trade and invites orders for Christmas cards with samples available.
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C. C. Shankles
Frank Carpenter
East Main Street
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Comanche
Paint Rock
Eden
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Comanche Football Triumph Over Breckenridge in District Showdown
Comanche edged Breckenridge 19 yards Mason to Marshall for the decisive score as Comanche’s hard hitting line and standout backs powered a late burst. The game drew 400 fans from Breckenridge with bands, war songs, and a lively postgame banquet honoring the players and local supporters.
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Harrison
Fleet Marshall
Dillard
Stephens
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Comanche
Buckaroos
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Arowne Wilson
Alsabrook
Irving
Cisco
Omuanece
Christmas Card Orders From Comanche Chief
The Comanche Chief job department offers beautify simple Christmas cards. The Chief and Chief quality printing invite customers to place orders and view options for holiday cards.
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Comanche Chief
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