Closing OW Furniture and Hardware Sale Ad
Nothing reserved nothing left to hold. Everything must be sold as building will be vacated. Durham brothers Mr and Mrs J Spence and daughter Mrs Holt of Brownwood Sunday in Comanche with and Mrs A P D Barnes. John Sullivan of Hamilton spent Friday in Comanche with his a Mr and Mrs Mike Sul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham Brothers
Spence
Holt
Brownwood T
Comanche
A. PD. Barnes
John Sullivan
Hamilton
Mike Sul
Comanche County Farmer Raised to Top Scotch Shorthorns
C M Caraway of Comanche County Texas built a top herd of straight Scotch Shorthorn cattle aided by son A H Caraway and J D Miller. The family also runs about 2000 feeder hogs yearly and maintains a 700 acre diversified farm prioritizing family needs and community work. The operation features strict finish timing, uniform age and size, and truck marketing with show herd success at state fairs.
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C. M. Caraway
J. Doss Miller
Caraway
A. H. Caraway
Forth Worth
M. N. Smiley
Brookston
Texas
J. N. Raby
Gatesville
South
Middlewest
Southwest
Mr. Caraway
DeLeon
Personal mentions from Comanche area across weekend
Mrs Lockett Bolton was called to Dallas Sunday due to her mother’s illness. Otho Bowman and family of Brownwood were weekend visitors in Comanche. Kermit Neel of DeLeon visited Comanche Sunday. Grady Williams of Hamilton was in Comanche Friday. E Thompson visited his ill father in Mason Sunday. L F Elkins and wife spent Sunday in Cisco with daughter Mrs H B Allen. Mrs L C Smith and son from Fort Worth visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Was Preston. Garriet Froh and Kenneth of Stephenville spent weekend in Comanche with the Dunns. C W Allen and son Donald from Fort Worth spent weekend with Mrs R A Allen. Faye Dixon of Brownwood spent weekend in Comanche with Shirley Gage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Elkins
Cisco
H. B. Allen
L. C. Smith
Fort Worth
Preston
Garriet Froh
Kenneth
Stephenville
Comanche
J. E. Dunn
C. W. Allen
Donald
Coma
Sunrise and Standard Time Closing Out Sale
Furniture and hardware must be sold as the building will be vacated. Iain Lee Hicks moved to Rule Texas to live with his daughter last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hicks
Rule
Texas
Miss Hazel Faulkner Returns Home After Operation
Miss Hazel Faulkner came back to her home Sunday from Brownwood where she recently underwent an operation.
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Miss Hazel Faulkner
Brownwood
Closing Out Late Our Loss Your Gain
Dr and Mrs I M Cochran and daughters Berna Dru cilla and son Irad Jr visited in Comanche on November 11th.
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I. M. Cochran
Berna
Drucilla
Irad, Jr
Re Age
Comanche
Brownwood and Daniel Baker visitors visit Comanche
Lee Moody of Brownwood visited Comanche on Friday. George Sullivan of Daniel Baker also visited Comanche on Friday.
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George Sullivan
Daniel Baker
Vernon Adams Wins Continental Oil Prize Fourth in Nation
Vernon Adams of 1927 Hemphill Street won $500 cash for placing fourth out of about 69,910 entries in Continental Oil Company's national contest. T. H. Lawson presented the prize in Fort Worth, where Adams has lived since March after moving from Coleman and other West Texas towns.
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Continental Oil Company
Vernon Adams
Hemphill Street
Adams
T. H. Lawson
Southwestern
Fort Worth
Continental
Adams Oil Company
Coleman
Brownwood
Comanche
West Texas
Lawson
Claude Craig
Marshall
Nancy June
Phil
Star-Telegram
Killians Visit Stephenville With Daughter Nellie Mae
Mr and Mrs D S Killian spent Sunday in Stephenville with their daughter Miss Nellie Mae in a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. D. S. Killian
Stephenville
Nellie Mae
Specials for Saturday at Renfro's Market
The ad lists discounted meats and fats for a Saturday sale. Choice steak and fresh pork priced low per pound with multiple items such as beef roast goat meat mutton dry salt pork hog lard sliced bacon and other staples.
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Renfro
Ka tem e see and the Comanche chief’s 19th century clashes
The text recounts Ka tem e see, a leading Comanche chief who led one of the largest southern bands. He enforced discipline, despised Mexican and Ary ches, and respected whites. He guided his band to the 1855 reservation, resisted and later surrendered during a 1860s clash with Camp Cooper, and remained on the reservation until the Texas outpost was abandoned in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Owl
Upper Clear Fork
Katem-e-see
Katem
Sanaco
Buffalo Hump
Santa Anna
Camp Cooper
Indian Territory
Texas
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GHB
Comanche Publishing CO. Publ
Anche Tezua
Elkins Tin Shop
Farners Produce Co. of
Telephone
H. J. R. Gille
W. D. Carr
J. B.B. Chilton
J. M. Vaughan
C. Smith
J. J. Blackburn
Route 4
Central Chrnatian Church
Burks and Son Warehouse
Deeshaim
Pecan Belt Highway
Charlie Woolsey DeLeon
Helen Pielder
C. J. Bartley
Durham Brothers Furniture
Wayne Eeept
Gus Cox
J. C. Cunningham
Seer
Mrs
Geerre S
Comanche County
Farm and Ranch
Tom Mann
Caraways
Ars. Caraway
U. S
Charles H. Faenee Chemical Con
HK Ban
Charles Billips
the City Bakery
Iain
L. B. Russell
Lee Moody
Tom Havens
T. R. Havine
Ka-Tem-E
Texas Power & Light Company
Texans
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