Plentiful Local News From Stag Creek District
Mrs Forrest Chambers and sons Jessie and Henry visited her mother in Little River Texas where she declines. the family reports her condition remains serious. Several neighbors traveled by car to Comanche. Miss Merle Ellison began teaching at Seventh Day Adventist school as the new term opens. A pie supper is planned for Saturday night November 17 to benefit the school and singing class.
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Stag Creek
Forrest Chambers
Jessie
Henry
Ms. Chambers
Little Riv
Texas
Cham
IC. C. Hogan
Littie
Ruby
Comanche
Artis Hood
BE. LaRoque
Merle Ellison
Vember
Hicks Nowlin Princil
Mildred Taylor
Ether Miller
Munity
Cox
Jim Mason
Bobh Coker
Homer
Rome Henson
Brownwood
Roxie Baker
Pioneer
Peanut threshing. visitors in Arbor Springs
Arbor Springs residents note peanut threshing as the day’s focus. Visitors include A. C. Cottrell, W. K. Grest, H. K. Moore, Maybell Gressett, and Mary Moore. J. Dallas and Luther Williams came from Awnwood, Mrs. J. L. Gressett visits her daughter, and others from here attended the De Leon fair.
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Arbor Springs
M. Flanagan
A. C. Cottrell
W. K. Grest
IT. K. Moore
Maybell Isabelle Gressett
Mary Moore
J. Dallas
Luther Williams
Awnwood
Charley
Arthur Hendrix
Granpa
Grandma Carter
Cotton Grove
Hatves
Lester Wilson
de Leon
VANDYKE Community Notes November Update
Cool norther and rain affect peanut shocks. Baptist Sunday school hosted a fruit supper and readings from Paul. Nelms and Bulah Dennis wed in Brownwood. King family planning move to Jakehamon. Charley Wrightman to reside on J. P. Ith place. Bible and senior Baptist class contest underway at church. Everyone invited to Sunday services.
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Vandyke
The
Baptist Sunday School
Millie Whitlow
Paulich
Fat Nelms
Gum Springs
Bulah Dennis
Brownwood Satary
Robersonville
Will King
Jakehamon
Mr. King
Charley Wrightman
J. Pith
Jones County
Will Church
Local school carnival nets sixty five dollars for sewing machine
Nov 14 report details a school carnival by the home economic girls raising sixty five dollars for a new sewing machine. Christian Sunday school plans a Christmas play to fund church repairs. Several youths attended the King Thomas show. familiares and local residents are noted with births illnesses and travel.
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Lamkin
Christian Sunday School
Sen
Ida Norwood
Hamilton
R. KE. Daniel
W. Belshar
T. A. McMahon
H. Glover
Gus Lynch
Hamilton Stadium
Daniel
Harvey Turney
Alveston
Andy Durjam
Rimitive Baptist Church
Billy Shockley Andildren
California
Hope Hargrove
A. Hargrove
Frankie
Belton
Comanche Poultry Farm Installs Large Incubator
The Comanche Poultry Farm with 2,000 high quality white leghorn chickens and a $25,000 investment has installed a 10,368 egg capacity incubator, the region’s largest. The cubic incubator measures 112 feet on each side with 108 trays and 96 eggs per tray. the installer plans another unit in San Angelo.
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Brownwood News
Tod Youvur
Brownwood
Comanche
San Angelo
Education boosts earnings for young farmers across states
The U S Bureau of Education notes higher education raises young farmers' earnings. Georgia data from 1 721 farmers show no schooling 240 dollars, common schooling 565, high school 664, short agricultural course 896, and agricultural college 1254. Kansas reports 1 287 cases with common schooling 422, high school 554, short course 8551, and college 1452.
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United States Bureau of Education
Agricultural Colleges
Georgia Agricultural College
The
Agricultural College
Kansas Agricultural College
Comanche Interview Highlights Mrs Hart’s Kidney Remedy
Four years after a fall and rheumatic pains began, Mrs Hart of Comanche found kidney trouble relieved by Dean's Kidney Pills. She bought five boxes and has since suffered no recurrence. The testimonial notes strong faith in the remedy and cautions readers to obtain it from dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sponsored the statement.
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Mrs. Hart
G. R. Hart
Dean
Hart
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
When Dark Comes Down Little One Poem
Poem reflects a parent’s anxiety as a child sleeps, contrasting night fears with faith. Verses describe God and darkness offering protection, while the speaker remains awake, weeping, awaiting the child’s peaceful rest in Heaven’s arms. Attributed to Frank L. Stanton from the Atlanta Constitution.
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Sleepy Town
Heaven
Frank L. Stanton
The
Atlanta Constitution
Fort Worth Jubilee urged to ditch carnivals for funds
An editorial from the Brownwood Bulletin cited by the Fort Worth Star Telegram argues that Fort Worth should avoid carnivals and their concessions for Diamond Jubilee funding. It says Panhandle City residents will fund the celebration directly, condemns carnival vice and moral costs, and urges other cities to emulate this model.
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Fort Worth
Panther City
Teachers Examination For Certificates Set For December
The teachers examination for certificates will be held on the first Friday and Saturday of December, the 7th and 7th. Applicants not yet pursuing a higher grade must apply for an elementary second class or a high school second class certificate. Registration with the county superintendent is due by the 20th of the month. Send a letter with age years of teaching experience and intended certificate grade. H. L. GANTZ County Superintendent.
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H. L. Gantz
Notice to Bidders for County Road Tractors in Comanche
Bids will be received by the commissioners court of Comanche County Texas on December 10 1928 for the purchase of one or more road tractors. F J Reese county judge signs the notice.
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Comanche
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
Comanche County
F. J. Reese
Tex
Thousands Die Without Fresh Air In Texas Sanity Campaign
Austin reports thousands die yearly for lack of fresh air, as the Texas Public Health Association pushes outdoor time for all ages to prevent and treat tuberculosis. The Modern Health Crusade and sanatoria promote open air schools, summer camps for underweight children, and outdoor exercise funded by tuberculosis seals.
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Austin
Texas
The
Texas Public Health Association
Texas Public Health Asssociation
Cold in the Head and Relieving Remedies Featured
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment and a blood-acting tonic to prevent colds, noting 40 years on the market and listing F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo. It also promotes Herbine to ease constipation, restore energy, and cheerfulness, priced at 60 cents and sold by S. S. Smith.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
P. Smith
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