Penalty Remission Law Extends Tax Relief Until 1935
Austin reports that the Pope law, given immediate effect by a later resolution, waives all penalties and interest on ad valorem taxes due before August 1 1924 if paid by March 15 1935. Payments after that date incur escalating penalties up to eight percent and interest at six percent. The law binds cities and districts until March 15 1985, then optional by local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Rollins
Austin
Senate
Benefit Program Planned at Bich Sedeo By A L Haley
A benefit program is set for Tuesday night November 29 at 7 20 at the Hich School Auditorium. A L Haley of Santa Anna, halftime pastor at Central Christian Church, will present a show with magic music and caricature. Haley has worked in Abilene and on Chatauqua circuits across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Halew
Santa Anna
Hich School
Central Christian Church
Haley
Abilene
Bheine
Fe Siso
United States
Rev
Coleman County Keeps Dry After Beer Vote
Partial results from a countywide 3.2 beer election show Coleman County remaining dry with about 18 of 29 boxes reporting a 125 vote dry majority. The city of Coleman favored a wet outcome by roughly 150, but county results suggest the dry majority will persist statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Magician Haley to Perform at Comanche High School
See Mr Haley the magician at Comanche High School Auditorium Tuesday night November 7 30 o clock admission 19 and 15 cents Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Haley
Comanche High School
Resolution of Respect at State National Bank
At a November 15 1974 meeting of the State National Bank board of directors in Comanche Texas the death of S J Hicks is mourned. The resolution praises his fifteen years of faithful service and personal qualities, orders it spread in minutes and copies sent to survivors and the Comanche Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State National Bank
Comanche
Texas
S. J. Hicks
Mr. Hicks
J. BF
Tate
E. H. Rauhut
M. Alvin Richmond
H. EF. Moore
J. W. Moore
T. R. Helmsley
H. Denny
E. E. Anthony
Return Rev Haynes and Methodist appointments listed in Comanche area
The notice details Rev. Haynes keeping Comanche as headquarters and lists church assignments and transfers across several towns including Waco Geallun Weatherford Graham Cleburne Fort Worth Cisco Dublin Glen Rose Arlington Fort Worth and others with named pastors such as Rev J L Evans Rev J M Perry Rev J Rond Rev Tr We pre Rev EF Dotty and Rev R LaPrade among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
J. L. Evans
Hamilton
St. John Methodist Church
Waco
J. M. Perry
New Mexico
First Methodist Church
Geallun
New Mexica
J. M. Rond
Jorn
Ne Nestor
Ranver
Wepre
Grenecy
Prey
Hiher
Crain
Nacine
Cretinatam
EF. M. Dotty
Weatherford
Graham
Comanche County
Planket
C. A. Wilkinson
Pummer
J. RB. Weathers
May
W. T. Veach
Talna
O. A. Morton
Caddo
P. E. Cantrell
Cisco
Frank Turner
de Teon
C. Henson
G. G. Smith
Dublin
Wolters
Scranton
T. Wallace
Sipe Springs
D. Conway
Cleburne
H. Lightfoot
Glen Rose
A. FE. Turney
Corsicana
North Church
R. Clark
Arlington Heights
Fort Worth
R. A. Langston
Central Church of
A. D. Porter
Fortrest Hill
J. T. Fereveen
Missouri Avenue of
Gafford
Sheriff’s sale notice in Comanche County Texas 1924
The Sheriff of Comanche County Texas under an alias execution from Eastland District Court will sell on the first Tuesday in December 1924 at the courthouse in Comanche the 80 acre tract in section No. mM tied to Frank Kirk to satisfy a $712 judgment in favor of L M Dyke and costs. Dwight Brightman, Sheriff, 12 November 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche
District Court
Eastland County
L. M. Dyke
Frank Kirk
Court House
R. M. Fasler
R. M. Easley
Walling sisters visit Comanche over weekend
Mrs. G. W. Walling of San Angelo spent the weekend in Comanche with her sisters Misses Leve and Maude Roberson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Walling
San Angelo
Comanche
Misses Leve and
Maude Roberson
Mrs J M Childers and Daughter Visit Santa Anna Weekend
Mrs J M Childers and her daughter Miss Faye of Santa Anna spent the weekend with Mrs Tom Moore in the city, staying for social visits and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Childers
Miss Faye
Santa Anna
Tom Moore
Priddy Priddy Hosts Comanche Delegation Banquet
About eighty five people from Comanche including Lions Club members dined at Priddy High School last Thursday evening. The banquet served family style featured German dishes as the majority praised Priddy hospitality. After serving more than four hundred of their own citizens, the audience of over 500 enjoyed a miscellaneous program with performances by the Comanche Grammar School Glee Club and Band, readings, dialogues, and a washboard ragtime finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Lions Club
Priddy
Priddy High School
Charles Hoffman
Hoffman
Joe Grimlend
Comanche Grammar School Glee Club
John E. Hoff
Howard Payne retires St Louis bonded debt with private gifts
The Brownwood college reports the $88,000 St Louis debt paid off through contributions totaling 66,465 over 30 days. Major gifts include 26,009 and 15,099 from an unnamed Texas lawman, plus smaller donations from faculty, trustees, alumni, and supporters. A settlement by J I Harwell and local citizens clears subsidiary campus indebtedness as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Texas
J. I. Harwell
Hardin
Brownwood
Brownwood Public School
Antonio
Dr. Fparny 1 Again Chosen President of Baptists of Texas
Dr. 7. C. Hardy of Belton, leader of Mary Hardin-Baylor College, was reelected to head Texas Baptists for a third year at the San Antonio convention. He won unopposed. The body named R. F. E. Day, G. E. Ellis, and Joe H. Hawkins as vice presidents and J. L. Truett and D. B. Smith as secretaries. Rev. A. Edwin Wilson attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7. C. Hardy
Belton
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Texas Baptists
San Antonio
A. Edwin Wilson
Court Reacts to Coleman County 3.2 Beer Vote
District Judge E. J. Miller questioned the legality of selling 3.2 beer in Coleman City after the county voted dry. He said a city can call its own election and, if it votes wet, beer sales become legal, while county opinions differ. County Attorney C. C. Hampton disputes that a city election is legally possible and insists the county as a whole must go wet before cities may sell 3.2 beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman County
Coleman
E. J. Miller
Texas
Miller
Brownwood Bulletin
Atorney
C. C. Hampton
Comanche
Hampton
Attorney General's Office
Methodists 79 Meet Al Houl In Central Texas Conference
Brownwood selected last week as the 1925 meeting place of the Central Texas Conference Methodist Church South. The First Methodist Church of Brownwood will host next year with about 800 attendees expected, following a session at Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Central
Visiting Dr Rea to Hold Free Clinic at Comanche Hotel
Renowned American physician Dr Rea arrives at the Comanche Colonial Hotel Friday November 30 for a one day only clinic from 10 AM to 4 PM. He specializes in stomach liver bowels and other diseases and offers free consultation with affordable medicines. Dr Rea Bros Medical Laboratory Minneapolis has practiced since 1898 and operates through the state authorized by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea
Newt
Comanche Colonial Hotel
Sipe Springs Scouts Work For First Class Rank
Sipe Springs Boy Scouts under Scoutmaster J. D. Pilcher chases First Class Rank. Three patrals under Pilcher lead good work as the troop meets every Tuesday at their log cabin and invites other troops to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipe Springs Boy Scouts
Jack Almond
J. D. Pilcher
Sipe Springs
Comanche Defeats Stephenville In Narrow Football Victory
Comanche and Stephenville traded drives with key blocks and long gains. Mohon and Durham sparked the Indian attack powering a fourth quarter touchdown drive, while Carver and the Comanche defense halted several Jacket attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Stephenville
Bryant
Bryant Rade
Weaasen
Jackets
Durham
Mohon
Indians
Camencho
Ward Bre
Enl Mchon
Wynted
Nesses
Yue
Comn'ctel
Aryant Ren
Fiert Ann
Johnson
Carver
Steuhenville
Aenain
Jacket
Tndians
Steuhenville Ehernine
Switver
Centemat Avwat
Matthowe
Ritehioa
Blakney
Winnrte Ingklee
Wisdaw
Pandenotsona
Co operate with the Rad Cyrnes Drive Ady
A brief notice invites cooperation with the Rad Cyrnes Drive spanning November 21 to 29 for an event or campaign led by Ady. The fragment omits full context and local details.
Gustine Hich Receives Sweater Shipment For Pep Squads
The Custine Tiger football team added about sixty new orange and white sweaters to boost school spirit. The Pep Squad will wear the sweaters at games and during field drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custine Tiger
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Tam
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Brooklyn
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Reilly
Priddy Honnhs
Gitizend
Howard Payne
DR. Fparny
Baptists OF Texas
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Mohen
Marshall
Thyan
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Erurec S Fesr
Perangs
Swagger
Comanche, Texas
Southwest Poultry Association
L. L. Lanford
Dillin’s Produce Co
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