Sidney Boys Raised to Green Hand Degree
Twelve Sidney Fort FP A Chapter boys were raised to the Green Hand degree in a ceremony held at the gymnasium on a Monday night in November. Recipients include J. D. Evans, Glenn Statum, Grady Farson, K. Chapman, Lloyd Mimms, Marshall Chenlar, Janior Bucnaster, Ray McCathy, George Ilins, Leon Sledge, Nathan Lamb, and Sam Seay. The chapter plans its Father and Son banquet to be held at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Ft FP. A
LD. Evans
Glenn Statum
Grady Farsons
K. Chapman
Lloyd Mimms
Marshell Chenlar
Janior Bucnaster
Ray McCathy
George Ilins
Leon Sledge
Nathan Lamab
Sam Seay
Cipter
Fathe and Son
Community notices and visits mix in Anson area
Local residents visiting relatives across Texas towns include Mrs Mollie Armstrong in Anson and Kyle Armstrong, Paul Milner of Fort Clark, Mrs Judd Milner and two Vernon children, and others from Vernon to Overton. Moves announced by Mr and Mrs Oberthick Moore, replacements by Cleve Moore family, plus assorted visits to Brownwood May and Rising Star. Hardware ads promote window glass and C A Victor radio sets with trade-in options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Armstrong
Kyle
Anson
Wade Milner
Hood Donaldson
Paul Milner
Fort Clark
Judd Milner
Vernon
Willie Lowe
Rosie Milner
Ft. Worth
Carl Milner
Tracy Claborn
Louisiana
Clyde Claborn
Overton
W. A. Vines
Oberthick Moore
Walnut
Cleve Moore
Blanket
Loman Cagle
Elizabeth Vineste
Brownwood
Comyn School Exhibits at Texas Centennial
The Comyn district showcases its schools at the Hall of State Centennial exhibit. Comyn High displays photos of Future Farmers, Glee Clubs, buildings, buses, classes, Home Makers Club, teachers, and ages. The English Dept presents Texas author work with maps, bios, poems, essays, letters, and photos. Grade school units feature Switzerland geography, art, penmanship, and first grade script. Visitors will see exhibits from Texas school groups in District 9 space.
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S. B. Culpepper
Comanche County
Texas Centennial Public Schools
Hall of State
Comyn High School
Comyn Future Farmers
Comyn
Coovyn High
Texas
Lone Star
Switzerland
Experiments Show Value of Small Grains for Winter Pastures
Experiments at Angleton Denton and Lubbock over four years test yield and chemistry of winter grazing from wheat oats rye barley and rye grass. Forage is high in feeding value with about 25 percent protein early season dropping as grasses mature fat content 3 to 5 percent. Grazing extends from October to April preventing winter erosion and leaching, proving these crops valuable for winter pasture and sturdy grain providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angleton
Denton
Lubbock
Notice To Bidders Comanche County Texas 1936
Bids will be received by Comanche County at the Court House in Comanche Texas until 10 o clock p m November 21 1936 for Caterpillar machinery and one second hand Caterpillar 30 tractor. Warrants issued up to 2500 dollars payable serially with final maturity by April 15 1940 at 6 percent interest semi annually. Right to reject all bids reserved. R S McCharen County Judge.
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Co Mfifinche County
Court House
Comanche
Texas
R. S. McCharen
Comanche County
Local Socials and Timber Trade Note
Hasse and Mrs. Henry spent last weekend in Dallas at the Centennial Exposition. Hodge family and Mrs. Walker with her son visited relatives in Brownwood Raymondville and Gustine. The Williford family visited Gustine with L S Adcock. The Davises left to spend winter with Charley Davis in Putnam. About 800 kinds of wood are known to the timber trade.
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F. E. Henry
Dallas
J. D. Hodge, Jr
Brownwod
J. D. Hodge
T. N. Walker
Raymondville
M. N. Nance
C. L. Williford
Gustine
L. 5S. Adcock
C. M. Davis
Charley Davis
Putnam
4-H Club Boys Show Profit On Projects
Comanche County 4-H Club members report profits on demonstrations this year. Nig Robertson nets 11.20 on one acre of maize while Harold Prater clears 36.10 on five acres of cotton. Sam Seay earns 7.00 on a pig and Harold Roberts 1010 on a like project. Billie Ed Seay posts strong returns on a 1040 pound baby beef sold at about 9.50 per hundred though expenses vs receipts are not yet fixed.
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N. EF. Scudder
Nig Robertson
Beattie Club
Harold Prater
Sidney Club
Sam Seay
Harold Roberts
Newbury Club
Billie Ed Seay
Blanket Future Farmers Attend District Meet
Blanket Future Farmer Chapter officers attended the Brownwood district officers meeting and training school at Brownwood Junior High on October 27. Bangs will host the district initiation on November 24. The chapter held a noon meeting October 28 to handle necessary business. Plans to attend the Texas Centennial in Dallas on November 7 with about 295 boys. The group aims for low expenses, with ten dollars won at the Blanket Fair and similar earnings from refreshments.
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Curtis McKenzie
Blanket Future Farmer
Brownwood
Brownwood Junior High
Bangs
Blanket
Dallas
Comanche Students Top English Panel At Tarleton
Tarleton placement results list freshman honorees Polly Hall Sweetwater Robert Allen Bowie Myr Prichard Breckenridge Virginia Sue Scott De Leon A M Finley Fife John Pelham Jarvis Brady Garry Palmer Comanche Mary Frances Murray San Saba William R Broocke Brownwood Wilbur Cox Bellevue Clara Mae Stafford Texas City Marguerite Spencer San Antonio Clayton Matthews Stephenville the读
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Stephenville
John Tarleton College
Polly Hall
Sweetwater
Robert Allen
Bowie
Myr Prichard
Breckenridge
Virginia Sue Scott
de Leon
A. M. Finley
Fife
John Pelham Jarvis
Brady
Garry Palmer
Comanche
Mary Frances Murray
San Seba
William R. Broocke
Brownwood
Wilbur Cox
Bellevue
Clara Mae Stafford
Texas City
Marguerite Spencer
San Antonio
Clayton Matthews
Tarleton College honors eight five students on first honor roll
Eighty five students at John Tarleton College were named to the first preliminary honor roll announced by Registrar Gabe Lewis. Top scholars include Sam Venable of Colorado and John H. Buckner of Cleburne, with Venable a senior editor for the yearbook and Buckner a Tarleton Plowboys reserve guard. Other honorees from De Leon include Jane Loy Farrow Eugena Gentry Frances Gregory Derroll Hafford Lorena Miears and Garry Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville
John Tarleton College
Gabe Lewis
Sam Venable
Colorado
John H. Buckner
Cleburne
Venable
Buckner
Tarleton Plowboys
Jane Loy Farrow
de Leon
Eugena Gentry
Frances Gregory
Derroll Hafford
Lorena Miears
Garry Palmer
Comanche
Song Popularity Quickens In Modern Era Says Buck
Gene Buck, president of the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers, notes that in the past songs took years to become popular while today a song's popularity may last only about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Buck
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Ale and Champagne Said to Help Hay Fever Varieties
An authority notes ale can aid hay fever while champagne is similarly mentioned as beneficial for the hay fever variety. The report blends traditional remedies with modern hints, reflecting casual wellness claims.
Cardus Promised Relief for Menstrual Pains
Health copy urges women to try Cardus for severe menstrual cramps and nervous tension claiming it eases pains boosts appetite and strengthens resistance to monthly discomfort. If no improvement is seen the ad suggests consulting a doctor.
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Cardus
Mercer Gap Members and Friends Visit Dallas Weekend
Mercer Gap Mr and Mrs R E Dutton and family Layton Rogers Ruby Helen Huggins Mr and Mrs Bill Glasgow and daughter Mr and Mrs T M McKinzie and family Dylan Payne and Mr and Mrs G R McKinzie and son spent the week end at the Centennial in Dallas Roy Norman Fisher of Blanket spent the weekend with his grandmother Mrs S A Brown Emmitt Gore spent last week with his sister Mrs Wesley Couch and family at Abilene Mrs M L Brown spent part of last week with her daughter Mrs Walter T Gray in Brownwood Mr and Mrs Bill McEwin and son of Comanche spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Huggins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Dutton
Layton Rogers
Ruby Helen Huggins
Bill Glasgow
T. M. McKinzie
Dylan Payne
G. R. McKinzie
Dallas
Roy Norman Fisher
Blanket
S. A. Brown
Emmitt Gore
Wesley Couch
Abilene
M. L. Brown
Walter T. Gray
Brownwood
Bill McEwin
A. J. Huggins
Farm News Subscriptions Offer
The paper offers a combined subscription deal for Chief and Semi-Weekly Farm News at one year for 1.50. The offer targets readers seeking access to agricultural reporting and market updates in a compact two-newspaper package.
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Dallas News
Whale growth milestones at birth and age seven
The record notes that a whale measures 23 feet at birth and about 58 feet by age seven, indicating rapid growth in early years.
Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal
An advertisement urges readers with chest coughs or bronchial irritation to try Creomulsion. It claims the medicine goes to the seat of trouble, loosens germ-laden phlegm, and aids healing. The druggist guarantees results and offers a refund if unsatisfied from the first dose.
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Addins
Tice
Sasa
Gap
Reese Drug Co
R. C. A-Victor
Star Blades
Dept
AX-8
Star Blade Division
Johnson Street
Brooklyn
New York
The
Associated Press News Service
News
Washington, Austin, Fort Worth
Fast
John Knott
Dallas, Texas
Post Office
Oklahoma
Comyn School
Airmaids
Service Drug Store
Hasse
Blanket Future Farmers
Comanche CO
Tarleton
Comanche County Abstract CO
J. R. Eanes
Comanche National Bank
Geo. C. McKenzie
Maxwell House
Prince Albert
Can
Doen
Doan
Doans
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