Armistice Day Observed In Comanche With Grudge Battle
Comanche business houses close for Armistice Day November 11 1919 marking the World War end date. No formal program. The highlight is the annual Comanche High School Indians versus Brownwood Lions football game at the local ball park at 2 PM. American Legion plans a Poppy Sale for disabled veterans led by Post Commander R S Walker.
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Brownwood Lions
American Legion
R. S. Walker
Duck Season Opens With Federal Rules Cited
Hunters urged to follow federal and state regulations for duck and goose hunting. Warnings include shotgun only limits, decoy rules, and prohibition on aircraft or watercraft use. Bag limits include 15 ducks per day with up to 10 certain varieties and 30 ducks total, plus 25 coots. season ends at sunset December 31.
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Roscoe Parks
Uncle Sam
Game, Fish and Qyster Commission
Star Telegram
Comanche County Shifts Back to Democrats in Election
Comanche County returns a Democratic majority for Electors and Governor Miriam Ferguson. Ferguson leads Burlington 1995 to 1194. Roosevelt tops Hoover 3028 to 182 with 8255 presidential votes counted and three boxes missing. In Comanche No 11 Ferguson 215 to 212 for Burlington. Whitville split ticket with Ferguson and Roosevelt each 42 votes.
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Comanche County
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Burlington
Roosevelt
Hoover
Bibb
Gap
Merning
Aery
Miriam
Lamkin
R. 5Inson Springs
Comanche No. 11
Bulington
Whitville
Rooseve
Mrs. Ferguson
Bullington
Hower
Comanche
Armstrong
Edwards
Social
Howe
Macksville
Wilkiv
Theny
Comyn
Shrum
Bru Wy Gan
Indian Mountain
Comanche Cou
Butte
Ferguon
Robinson Springs
Ferguses
Smith
Rules For Interscholastic League County Contest Announced
Supt. E H Boulter of De Leon announces that points from Glee Club Choral Singing and Sub-Junior Declamation will count toward the all round county championship and loving cups alongside State Bulletin scores. League officers listed include O BR Rose Gus tine Debate Proctor Declamation Mrs Charlie Ross Comyn Essay J O Swindle Newbure Speaking J BR Cooper Sidney Spelling Pat Caele Athletics Miss Sarah Steele Beattie Music Memory Miss Janice Kee Art Memory W D Jenkins Singing BR C Bos well Downing Arithmetic Wild Flower Contest to be appointed.
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Comanche County
E. H. Boulter
de Leon
O. BR
Rose
Gustine
R. RB
Tull
Proctor
Charlie Ross
Comyn
J. O. Swindle
Newbure
J. BR. Cooper
Sidney
Pat Caele
Comanche
Sarah Steele
Beattie
Janice Kee
W. D. Jenkins
BR. C. Boswell
Downing
Navy Visitor John King in Comanche and Local Arrivals
John King of the U S Navy visits Comanche while Jack Gardner stays in Abilene this week. Mr and Mrs Trueman Mason and daughters of Longview visit Mason family matriarch Mrs Davis Mason.
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U.ss. Navy
Comanche
Jack Gardner
Abilene
Mrs. Trueman Mason
Longview
Davis Mason
Danforth , Wilkerson
Hamiltons
Tomanthe
Mrs
Marian Wilkerson
Electoral votes in Hoover Roosevelt 1932 landslide by state
States carried by Hoover include Connecticut Delaware Maine New Hampshire Pennsylvania and Vermont with 8 3 5 4 36 and 3 votes respectively. Roosevelt carried Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington and West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming with 11 3 9 22 6 7 12 4 28 14 11 9 10 8 8 19 11 3 16 3 47 18 4 26 11 5 4 11 23 4 11 8 12 3 respectively.
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Hoover
Connecticutt
Delaware
Maine
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Roosevelt
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Califor
Nia
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
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New Mexi
Indians Meet Lions In Grudge Class A Tilt
Comanche renews its oldest football feud with Brownwood today at 2 30 p m on the local gridiron. Brownwood has a strong early season record while Comanche seeks another series win, led by Lion scorer B Thomas who has piled up over 120 points this season. Also notes on local residents and hospital visits.
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Brownwood Lions
Brownwood
Lions
Breckenridge
Abilene
Waco
B. Thomas
Lion
Oil Belt
Thomas
Special-100 Sheets White Type Writer Paper at 10 Cents
Chief Office advertises special offer for typewriter paper, 100 sheets per pack priced at ten cents. Compact notice targets office users seeking affordable supplies.
Quick Service Garage Under New Managers
Jesse Emert Shorty Edmond son and Chester McGlothlin have taken over management of the Quick Service Garage and Service Station at the former Howard Motor Co. location taking charge Wednesday. Mr Edmondson will run the mechanical department while Emert and McGlothlin head the service station. They will handle Texaco products.
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Jesse Emert
Shorty Edmondson
Chester McGlothlin
Howard Motor Co
Mr. Edmondson
Messrs. Emert and
McGlothlin
Texaco
Postland Visit Notes for Evans and LaFosse
Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Evans, visitors to Postland, hosted Mrs. P. A. LaFosse of New Orleans who is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. L. Evans, this week.
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J. L. Evans
Mrs
P. A. LaFosse
New Orleans
Red Cross Sewing Room Closed on November 11
The Red Cross Sewing Room will not be open today November 11. Mrs. Carroll Black notes the closure.
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Red Cross
Carroll Black
Five prisoners receive prison terms in district court
Five were given prison terms in district court with three suspended. Guilty pleas included Robert Cheek for cattle theft two years, H C Floyd forgery four years suspended, A L Hallmark chicken theft two years suspended, Ira Files chicken theft six months suspended, and Donald Brooks forgery two years. Election fraud case set for Monday November 14. Jury list announced for fifth week with numerous De Leon Comanche Gustine and Gorman residents listed.
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State
Robert Cheek
H. C. Floyd
A. L. Hallmark
Ira
Donald Brooks
Ecuilty
W. Dpd
Carroll
Democrats Win House Senate and State Offices
The Democrats secured control of the House and Senate and expanded power in state governments. Roosevelt carried 42 of 48 states with an electoral tally of 472 to Hoover 59. Texas favored Ferguson for governor and Roosevelt led in partial Texas returns with Ferguson ahead.
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HOUSE
Senate
Laurant the Magician to Perform at Comanche Lions Benefit
Chicago illusionist Laurant known as the Man of Mysteries will headline a benefit program at Comanche High School Auditorium hosted by the Comanche Lions Club for Fran kie Barkley a Lion Club scholar attending Austin business college. He is described as a premier magician and will also present a Lyceum number at Howard Payne University.
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Laurant
Chicago
Comanche High School
Comanche Lions Cub
Frankie Barkley
Austin Business College
Lion Club
Lyceum
Howard Payne
De Leon Comanche Highway To Be Upgraded
Work on converting the De Leon Comanche highway into a 100 foot all weather road began with fifty men and twenty teams. Marvin Hood of Eastland, head of the State Highway Department project, said up to a hundred more workers will join soon to complete grading drainage and right of way within ten months. Local labor is emphasized and the route will largely follow the existing path from Comanche to De Leon with many curves eliminated and future paving options.
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de- Leon-Comanche
Marvin Hood
Eastland
State Highway Department
Floral Park
Hood
Comanche
DeLeon
Dublin
Leo Ellinger
Bob Millican
Brownwood
Mr. Kelley
Leona Ragsdale Returns From Fort Worth Visit
Mrs. Leona Ragsdale has returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs. W E Walton in Fort Worth. The item also notes a 10 cent paper and mentions Chief Dry Cleaners as a local business.
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Leona Ragsdale
W. E. Walton
Fort Worth
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