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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1923

Page

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Comanche County Fair Draws Crowds Despite Rain

The Comanche County Fair exceeded expectations with strong exhibit turnout and enthusiastic crowds. Despite days of rain, Thursday opening in the high school auditorium drew a packed coronation crowd, Friday formal opening included a band and speeches, and Monday saw record attendance as weather improved.

Comanche County Texas Comanche Bibb and Comyn American Legion Eanes Hoff de Leon

Crowning Queen Stella Hicks Leads Comanche Coronation

Miss Stella Hicks was crowned Queen of the Comanche County Fair in a rain delayed ceremony at the high school auditorium. Attendants included Miss Jeffie Thomas and Louise Shelton, with Mayor J L Banes reading a celebratory tribute linking womanhood to leadership and global peace.

Comanche Stella Hicks J. Hicks Comanche County Fair Marjorie Thrasher Garrett Palmer Jeffie Thomas Louise Shelton Katherine Chilton Glenyth Ke

Livestock Exhibits Impress Fair Visitors Amid Publication Delay

The livestock exhibits drew strong praise from visitors and were among the most interesting at the fair. The premium list and detailed data could not reach the Chief in time, delaying publication to the biest issue.

Interest in Individual Exhibits at De Leon Fair

Mayor J R Banes and attendees praise the individual farm exhibits at the De Leon fair. They note farmers showcased a wide variety of products from a single farm and suggest Comanche and other areas may benefit next year by expanding such exhibits.

DE Leon J. R. Banes Comanche

Hunters Capture Large Grey Wolf Near Newburg South of Newburg

Tom Luckie W A and Jim Cunningham chased and captured a massive grey wolf with a pack of twelve hounds south of Newburg in Comanche county. Reported as the largest wolf in the county, the animal measured five feet nine inches in length and thirty inches tall with a twenty eight inch girth. The wolf had long plagued turkeys sheep and goats in the Newbury area after a lengthy pursuit and thrilling chase by the hunters.

Tom Luckie W. A Jim Cunninghaum Newbury

American Legion Band Seeks New Members in Komanche

The American Legion Band, led by A. J. Campbell, pursues new members with enthusiasm. Campbell praises band members for faithful work and talent as he conducts a drive that has met with success in Komanche.

American Legion Band American Legion Comanche A. J. Campbell Campbell

Dr Fincher to Lead Revival at Presbyterian Church

The Rev Frank Fincher of St Louis will conduct a revival at the Presbyterian church starting Sunday November 18. He will be joined by gospel soloist Miss Mary Dan Harbeson with services twice daily for a week or longer if attendance grows. Fincher is a prominent Presbyterian evangelical. He previously pastored in Houston before taking on broader duties. Church friends are invited to attend.

Presbyterian Church Frank Fincher D.D St. Louis Fincher Mary Dan Harbeson General Assembly Houston

Supreme Officers Of Woodmen Circle Visit Comanche

Mrs. Will Garner, Grove 1210 clerk, received a telegram that Mrs. Dora Alexander Talley supreme clerk and Mrs. Mary E. Laracen supreme guardian of Omaha Neb will visit Comanche on November 15. They plan a meeting at 7 p m in the W W hall to greet grove members and nearby towns.

Will Garner Grove Woodmen Circle Dora Alexander Talley Mary EE. Laracen Supreme Guardian Omaha Neb Comanche W. W. Hall

W M Durham Seeks Trade for Larger Home Listing

Have several places for sale or trade and am interested in buying a home or trading a small place for a larger one. See me W. M. Durham.

W. M. Durham

Magazines Offer Business Aids And Personal Improvements

An advertisement praises magazines and cyclopedias from Richum Rocks & Dough, claiming they reveal business profit paths, locate lost money, and teach history, orator skills, and growth methods through correspondence schools and self improvement guides. It touts affordable value and quick returns, promising wealth and stature enhancements.

Richum Growem

Armistice Day Proclaimed in Comanche by Mayor Hanes

In memory of service members, Comanche citizens are urged to suspend business at 2 p m on Armistice Day Monday November 12 1923. Mayor J R Hanes urges remembrance and honors those who served with the phrase Lest we forget.

Comanche J. R. Hanes

Comanche Legion Band to Play on Court House Lawn

The Comanche American Legion Band performs on the courthouse lawn starting 2 p.m. Monday November 12. The program includes marches New Colonial by R Bh Hall and Light Out by E K B McCoy, a waltz from Mlle Mediste, selections of Best Loved Southern Melodies, and Always the Star Spangled Banner by Bever.

Comanche American Legion Band Court House Comanche New Colonial R. Bh. Hall Mlle Mediste Victor Herbert BE. McCoy Bever

Indians Face Hardest Battle vs Brownwood in Comanche

Armistice Day program ends with a football game against Brownwood to be played in Comanche. The Indians expect a fierce contest as the hardest fought showdown on their schedule.

Brownwood Comanche

Meeting of Road Overseers 13 to Be Held Monday

Comanche county calls a meeting of its more than 200 road overseers for November 12, 1925, in the district court room to organize a County Road Overseers Association. County Judge F J Reese urges attendance to discuss road building and maintenance and savings for taxpayers.

Comanche County District Court Commissioners Court F. J. Reese Commissioners’ Court

Health Department Nurse to Be Here Jan 1 to May 1

The weather again interfered with the baby clinic as nine babies were examined by Mrs. M Henderson state health nurse. County approves four month stay and will pay expenses. The school children exam was deferred and the nurse will return to Comanche January 1 and remain until May 1.

Joe Chilton PL Ball M. Henderson Henderson Comanche Yond

J. R. Kanes & Co Seeks Buyers for Several Small Farms

J R Kanes and Company announces buyers for several small farms with emphasis on securing favorable prices. V Price must be right is noted as a condition for proceeding. Local landowners are invited to contact the firm for details and inquiries.

J. R. Kanes & Co

Lions Plan to Organize Lions Club Here

Brownwood Lions discuss forming new clubs nationwide. Secretary D. J. Johnson reports trip to San Angelo where a 50 member Lions club exists. Colonel Louis B. E. Perry urges Brownwood to aid in forming clubs at Comanche and Dublin. A joint Comanche meeting is planned. Louis Armstrong Murphey and Young named to committee.

Lions Club Brownwood Brownwood Daily” Bulletin D. J. Johnson San Angelo Louis BE. Perry Perry Brownwood Lions Comanche Dublin Louis Armstrong Murphey Young

Gatesville Mayor Praises Comanche High School Plant

Gatesville Mayor Tom R. Mears, a fourteen year incumbent, visited court for the Arnold Powers murder case and inspected Comanche high school's building declaring it the most complete plant he had seen.

Gatesville Tom R. Mears Arnold Powers Mr. Mears Tle Comanche High School

First Lyceum Event at High School Friday Evening

The Temple Singers perform in the high school auditorium Friday Nov 9 as the first Lyceum course entry. Future dates feature the Buckeye Trio and other acts with selections from Martha Lucia and Rigoletto to appeal to music lovers.

Lyceum Temple Singers Martha Lucia Buckeye Dee Newell Company Six Cylinder Love el Day Quartet

Union Thanksgiving Service Set For Fourth Sunday Night

The Methodist Presbyterian and Christian churches plan a union Thanksgiving service on the fourth Sunday night in November. It was moved from the third Sunday due to the Presbyterian meeting ongoing. The program will include special music and the sermon speaker is not yet decided.

Miss Louise Burks Opens Gift Shop

Miss Louise Burks opens the Gift Shop on the north side of the State. Beautiful handmade gifts are arranged with artistic skill, making it an appealing stop for Christmas shoppers seeking unusual items.

Louise Burks Miss Louise Burks

Cotton receipts at Comanche yard reach 5602 bales

A total of 5602 bales of cotton weighed at the Comanche yard to date this season. Public Weigher C. PF. Denny's books show the figure as of yesterday evening. The current price range at the yard this week has been 30 to 33 cents.

Comanche Yard C. PF. Denny

Special venire of 100 men ordered for Powers case

District court convened with a non jury docket for the week and set Arnold Powers case for Monday November 19 with a special venire of 100 men to select the jury. Numerous civil judgments listed including tresspass to try title and debt foreclosures. Grand jury charged on Bill of Rights. panel and petit jurors named from Comanche, Gustine, De Leon, Proctor, and surrounding areas.

L. J. Gartman A. O. Brannon Arnold Powers Coryell T. H. Jackson Sterling Oi Co A. H. Golden Emma Golden Divoce Henry Reinhert Frank Hubert Tresspass A. H. Cox Gertie Lee Cox A. A. Turner Thomas Huling Commissioner of Banking A. J. Dillard J.L. Chapman W. E. Smith S. J. Kerley Lucile Kerley Mclellan Grand Jury R. L. Lane Fleming H. L. Osborne H. L. Stewart Comanche Will Hawkins Gustine Bob Allen W. N W. L. Winkles de Leon W. FE. Kennedy C. W. Isham T. C. Mehaffey J. M. Vineyard W. (. Sturdevant O'Dell J. M. Young Thrasher I. Willingham T. J. Williams C. Craig W. T. Rowland Matt Hayes McDonald D. L. Morris Sipe Springs BK. J. Driscoll J. T. Lane A. Grimshaw

Bowels urged to use Herbine laxative tonic

Advertisement notes that regularity may require an occasional dose of Herbine a bowel tonic and laxative priced at 60 cents sold by H. P. Smith.

8. P. Smith

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Malcolm Shelton Lloyd Mackey Little Buglers Joe Satterfield Raymond Emery Richard Slider League of Nations Newburg Dr. Fincher Woodmen Health Department Lions OF Brownwodd Venice Brother Klingman SER Mons THE Central Christian Church
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