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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1937
Page
2
A Texas farmer chased and roped a wild buffalo that wandered onto his land near Longhorn country. The incident followed memory notes of 1916 and Armistice reflections as towns discuss politics, taxes, and local notices.
The article references a November 1 initiative to allocate 17000 for the school, argues athletics aid proper youth development, and notes high quality work from advertised bids. It also touches on local liquor rules, UT football policy, Menard’s historic tavern mirror, and regional high school football results including Brownwood and Stephenville.
The Comanche High School Band will wear their new uniforms for the first time on Armistice Day at Dublin. Parents take pride as the band parades and plays under the direction of Pat Howard. despite occasional slips, the community cheers their effort.
Roscoe Ates asks a court to reduce alimony on grounds their daughter Dorothy is now of legal age and capable of supporting her mother. The note reflects a broader trend of men seeking support adjustments as traditional family dynamics evolve with modernized expectations.
Dr. N W Squire of London sues Mrs. Phyllis Hancock for 1250 pounds claiming she was unable to care for his cats. The case cites alleged reasons as the basis for the claim.
Local reports highlight farming trends with a rising popular crop and a preacher paid in kind. State Senator E M Davis spoke at the Methodist Church Sunday night, while the piece reflects on self critique, grandstand critics, and a riddle about a blind mule amid broader social commentary.
W J Weetbrook returned from visiting Mr and Mrs Connie Davis. Miss Earleen Morris of Cross Plains spent the weekend with home folks. Families from Dallas Stephen Brecken and Beattie visited A J Allgood. Edwin Barnes of Hamlin came to see his ill father. Fifth Sunday Rally attendees included Dow Welch Robertson Lightfoot Watkins. Dinner was served at the M E Church. J J Vaughn James Frank visited Ca Saturday night. Arthur Littlefield Eula Washburn Comanche visitors Monday.
The article notes Cardus is praised by women and recommended as a worthwhile course to improve digestion. It mentions monthly discomfort when digestion is weak and the system is not yet strengthened, with the product aiding restoration of function.
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