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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1927

Page

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Firemen Stop Blaze At Jail Damaging Death Cell Turret

Firemen halted a Monday blaze at the jail causing about 100 dollars in damage to the turret area. The Death Cell window frames burned and bedding like mattresses and blankets were destroyed while Sheriff Gilbreath found the run around partially wrecked. Milliken and King were confined in the turret cell and were moved after the fire. During spring King narrowly escaped when bars were found sawed.

Beaumont King Jimmie Milliken Gilbreat Gilbreath Milliken King

Staple Cotton Goods Offered Below Mill Replacement Prices

Local merchants Slider and Lacy advertise staple cotton goods at prices under mill replacement costs, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the sale today.

Slider

Beattie Raises School Fund at Box Supper

A box supper at Beattie School auditorium last Saturday evening drew about four hundred. proceeds exceed eighty dollars to fund playground equipment. County Agent Barton presented a silver loving cup to the 4-H Club for top exhibit at the Comanche County Farmer's Fair. the cup becomes Beattie Club’s permanent property if they repeat as top scorers next year. Last year Beattie 4-H had forty members and this term enrollment reaches seventy as activities continue.

Beattie School R. Luker A. Barton Comanche County Beattie Beattie Club

Reverend Lester Collins Visits Dallas Family

Rev. Lester Collins and his Dallas family visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Collins, bringing a note of extended family gathering.

Lester Collins Dallas Mrs T. I. Collins

Methodist Church Pastors Shuffled in Comanche Area

R J LaPrade appointed pastor of the First Methodist Church of Comanche succeeding J M Wynne who moves to Anglia Street Methodist Church in Cleburne. Rev Wynne had two years service and is popular locally. J L Ray will return for a fourth quadrennium on the Comanche Circuit after petitions. A D Porter named pastor at Mineral Wells with many other district assignments listed for Brownwood and surrounding towns.

R. J. LaPrade Granger First Methodist Church Comanche J. M. Wynne Anglia Street Methodist Church Cleburre Wynne J. L. Ray A. D. Porter M. E Mineral Wells Comanche County Blanket R. T. Capps Brownwood W. H. Coleman Bronte W. J. Morphis Gustine Lamkin Dawson T. G. Story Polytechnic Weatherfore Fort Worth D. A. McGuire Carlton M. Boiles Moody Harry B. Thompson Valley Mills Frank Terence Waco Herring Avenue J. F. Luker May R. T. Wallace Rockwood Preston Broxton Winters FE H. Lightfoot Scranton R. H. Davenport Mertens E. P. Swindell Rice H. C. Bowman Arlington Roy Langston Troy Perdleton H. B. Clark Jacksonville Guy H. Wilson Plainview C. L. Cartwright Indian Creek Johnson Memorial Brown County A. C. Jones

Duckett to Manage Comanche Telephone Exchange

W. P. Duckett of Cooper will become manager of the Comanche Telephone Exchange effective December 1 according to L. S. Gardner. Duckett has been manager at the Cooper exchange and resigns to move to Comanche.

W. P. Duckett Cooper Comanche

Several Crews on County Highways Under Hart Supervision

District Road Superintendent John S. Hart directs six crews across Comanche County highways including the Pecan Belt Comanche De Leon Comanche Dublin and Comanche Brownwood routes while two crews repair the Comanche Hamilton road. A six foot high bridge west of Brysonville on the Brownwood road has transformed a bog into a first class stretch, with three teams at work three weeks toward Comanche and plans to complete bad spots by early next week.

John S. Hart Comanche County Comanche-De Leon Dublin Brownwood Hamilton Hart Brownwood Road Brysonville Comanche

Progress in Comanche County Schools Under Four Terms

Superintendent reviews four terms, cites consolidation, rural high schools, and state bonuses. Notes 23 districts eliminated since 1923 24, 17 trucks operated for transport, 12 Class A districts expected, 182528 dollars in state aid over six years, and eleven schools with industrial work boosting county education.

Comanche County State Department of Education Texas Central High School Comyn Custer Sidney Sipe Springs Newburg Robinson Springs Beattie Proctor Friends of Education

Haskell Indians Defeat De Leon Bear Cats In District Final

The Haskell High School Indians edged the De Leon Bear Cats in a hard fought district championship game in front of a large crowd. De Leon had claimed the eastern district title with wins over Dublin Stephenville Desdemona Gorman Rising Star and Comanche.

de Leon

Women's Base Ball Thriller As Methodists Beat PTA 16–10

The all women's game last Friday ended 16 to 10 with the Methodists defeating the Parent-Teachers Association. Miss Vera Beene hit a homer for the PTA, while Miss Iva Hart at third base and Miss Ruth Emert at catcher received praise for their polished play.

Pink Milton Methodists Parent-Teachers Association Vera Beene Iva Hart Ruth Emert

Hosiery and social notes from Comanche region

Regular 1.00 all silk hosiery for women row 84c. Slider and Lacy. Dolphus Carter and family of Goulbush were Comanche visitors Wednesday. Friends are in receipt of cards from Rev. S. J. T. Williams with the Hogg Evangelistic party at Charleston West Va. saying that their work is moving along nicely in that state.

Dolphus Carter Goulbush S. J. T. Williams Hogg Evangelistic Party Charleston West Va

Glass game set for Dec 2

A class football match will be played at Base Ball Park on Friday December 2. The game pits Fish and Juniors against Seniors and Sophs from the football squad.

Ford Announcement Promises New Vehicle Model

Mackey Motor Company advertises a new Ford reveal with a rush on furs brought to Norrid and Prater, inviting customers to trade or showcase goods as part of the launch excitement.

Ford Mackey Motor Company

Priddy Boy Victim of Own Gun at Merritt Lake

Fritz Schlee an 18 year old Priddy resident died after a single barrel shotgun discharged while he tried to pull a small boat to shore during duck hunting at Merrit Lake between Goldthwaite and Priddy. The blast tore flesh and entered the abdomen causing fatal injuries. He was conscious briefly before dying at Hamilton Sanitarium. Service held at St John Cemetery with Rev J M Mansur. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John B Schlee and several brothers and sisters.

Fritz Schlee Schlee Carl Fritz Hamilton Sanitarium St. John’s Cemetery Priddy J. M. Mansur Young Schlee John B. Schlee Phar Emma Yanke Ventura Californic Otto Johnnie Carl Linnie Schlee Mre W. W. Luxmer Alma Freda Wille Schlee

None reserved in this bio sale big reductions noted

Slider and Lacy and T R Helmsley of Colorado accompanied Mrs Helmsley visiting Hamilton on Thanksgiving. The article mentions a bio sale with substantial price cuts and a visitor group on the holiday.

Slider Lacy T R. Helmsley Colorado Was & Cons

Trunks and wags at a substantial recital at Slider

A readable fragment notes a substantial recital at a venue named Slider featuring trunks and wags in a lively program. The text lacks clear dates or participants but implies a public performance with notable turnout and varied acts.

Judge W G Jackson Visits Sidney Celebration

Fort Stockton judge W G Jackson and relatives Walter and Jim Jackson of Haskell county traveled to Sidney this week to attend the Sidney celebration.

W. G. Jackson Fort Stockton Walter and Jim Jackson Haskell County T. J Sidney

Priddy Community Boosts Dairying Growth and Trade

In Comanche County Priddy shows rising dairying interest with farmers expanding herds and adding equipment. About six hundred gallons of sour cream weekly valued at at least $700 flow from Priddy to wider markets. Heaviest sellers include Will Swartz and A. Wagner with Jersey cows. locals push for a sweet cream crecket and creamery business to grow further.

Comanche County Priddy Will Swartz Jersey A. Wagner F. Jeske F & M Bank of Priddy Jeske Brenham Ead Mooty C. PB

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Laprade M. E. Pasto Duckett Majestic Theatre Bob Custer Rin-Tin-Tin Hills OF Kentucky Ronald Colman Lyric Theatre H. L. Gantz Haskell Wind District Norrid and Prater
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