Opposition to the Sheppard-Towner Maternity Bill in Congress
Representative Caleb R. Lawton of Delaware denounces the measure as socialist and dangerous. He cites alleged propagandists, warns of federal control over family life, and argues the home and parental responsibility would suffer if the bill becomes law.
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Congress
Caleb RB. Lawton
Delaware
Warrier Stanton Blatch
Germany
Russia
England
Europe
Middle
Eastern
America
Comanche Indians Battle Abilene for District Title
Comanche and Abilene High meet in Brownwood on Saturday November 12 at 2 30 pm. Both undefeated this season the district crown is at stake and the town urges all supporters to travel to Brownwood to back the Indians. Coach Adams reports his players in top condition as the Indian machine aims for victory.
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Comanche
Abilene
Brownweed
The
Indians
Austin
Brownwood
Adams
District Court Finishes Term with Several Guilty Verdicts
The criminal docket was discharged and jurors relieved. Cases tried last week include Fred Reed guilty of intoxicating liquor with 2 year penitentiary, Marion Davis guilty with 2 years suspended, Floyd Burton guilty with 2 years penitentiary, H C Langsden guilty with 2 years suspended, George Hicks burglary not guilty. Grand jury adjourned after returning 61 bills 12 felonies 49 misdemeanors.
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District Court
State
Fred Reed
Marion Davis
Floyd Burton
H. C. Langsden
George Hicks
Armistice Proclamation Urges Coman County Observance
Coman residents are urged to close businesses and observe Armistice Day in memory of fallen soldiers. A high school program starts at nine o clock Friday morning and invites the public to attend a testimonial to promote peace and disarmament efforts.
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Comanche
Wilson Items and Community Happenings
Warm dry weather continues with no rain. School progresses as Mrs Peters resigns and Miss Beaucamp of Stephenville will teach the intermediate class. Singings at the church house attract neighbors. services planned on the second and fourth Sundays. Local visitors include Mrs Foreman of Thorp Springs, Mr Lee Forney, Miss Alta Denman and Lamkin youths.
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Wilson
Peters
Beaucamp
Stephenville
Foreman
Thorp Springs
Lee Forney
Alta Denman
Lamkin
Bolton
Elvin Wright
Mr. Durham
Carlton
Eddith Carroll
Claud Arthur
Armistice Day Address Cancelled at High School
District Attorney Joe H. Eidson could not attend the Armistice celebration at the high school due to a prior engagement. Edwin Palmer will speak on Our Flag.
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Joe H. Eidson
Edwin Palmer
Holmans Visit Brownwood After Mother's Appendicitis Operation
Edward Holman and his son Master John Holman left for Brownwood on Wednesday to be with their mother who had recently returned from Temple where she underwent an appendicitis operation. Mrs M McIlhaney and children Mary Lee and Grainger arrived from Wheeler to spend the winter with her father L E Grainger.
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Mise
Helen Tord
Kathleen de Courtney
Vurified National Union of the Women's Suffrage Societies
C Jaimes
Children’s Bureau
Serbia
Belgium
Holland
Japan
Edward Holman
Master John Holman
Brownwood
Temple
M. McIlhaney
Mary Lee and
Grainger
Wheeler
L. E. Grainger
Proctor Visitors Called on Jennings Family
Mrs. R. H. Reed and Mrs. C. B. Gugger with their children from Proctor visited the Jennings home last Saturday.
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R. H. Reed
C. B. Gugger
Proctor
Jennings
Hicks Returns From Tyler Visit With Daughter
Mrs. 8. J. Hicks came back Monday from Tyler where she had spent eight weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. Satterfield.
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J. Hicks
Tyler
Mrs. Satterfield
Rich man's castle shields laws from government intrusion
A historical passage defends the Anglo-Saxon heritage as a fortress of legal protection, arguing that such estates must resist government intrusion unless absolutely necessary for public good. It stresses long-standing traditions and the enduring role of this privilege in sustaining liberty.
Comanche Indians Rout Coleman 28 to 0 on Road
Comanche High defeated Coleman 28 to 0 as the Indians dominated most of the game with the ball in Coleman territory. Coleman errors and fumbles prevented scoring, while Comanche tallied six wins in seven games this season and a 0 0 tie with Howard Payne scrubs.
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Comanche
Coleman
Howard Payne Scrubs
Armistice Day Football Game Canceled Then Rescheduled
Authorities in Austin ordered the Comanche Abilene game moved to this week causing Brownwood to be dropped from Armistice Day action. Comanche will face Abilene in Brownwood on Saturday November 12 at 2 30 p m with district honors at stake.
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Austin
Brownwood
Comanche
Abilene
Courthouse Florist Sends Chrysanthemums to Chief Editor
The Chief editor received a bouquet of Chrysanthemums from Mr. Payne the courthouse janitor, famed as the area’s champion florist. Gathered from his courthouse lawn, the blooms reflect Payne’s pride in a well kept courtyard despite scarce city water in the hot summer.
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Payne
Texas
Carter and Gage Tie The Knot At Presbyterian Manse
Charlie Carter and Miss Louise Gage wed last Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Presbyterian manse with Rev J A Black performing the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gage and the groom works for Owl confectionery. The couple enjoys strong family and friend support and a warm well wish from the Chief for their married life.
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Charlie Carter
Louise Gage
J. A. Black
John Gage
Henderson Installed as Comanche Postmaster
Mr J C Henderson was duly installed as postmaster of Comanche Monday morning and is in charge of the office. No change has been made in the office force.
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J. C. Henderson
Comanche
Corn Declared Cheaper Fuel Than Coal by Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace issued an official statement urging farmers to burn corn instead of coal. He cited high freight rates making corn economical and noted corn at twenty cents a bushel equals coal value, with coal grades varying by district.
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Wallace
Department of Agriculture
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Ongressman
Nutrition Clinica
Republican Party
Dorothy Kirchwey Brown
Madam Kolliontai
Karl Marx
Children's Bureau
Comanche Indians
Wilson Items
Washington
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