Indians Down Stephenville In Close Conference Test
The Comanche Indians edged the Stephenville Yellow Jackets 7 to 0 on Friday at Comanche. Speer and Barehman starred for Stephenville with strong passing and defense, but Comanche claimed the victory on a first-quarter touchdown by Masters and solid goal-line defense in the second.
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Comanche Indians
Stephenville Yellow Jackets
Comanche
Indians
Jackets
Stephenville
Speernet Masters
Speer
Barehman
Bareham
Masters
Sullivan
Waldrop
Satterfield
Lorele S
Master
Hall
Jol ' Ie
Jolana Snoee
Lin Speer
Wis & Yard
Marshall
Loveless
Jacket
Johnson
Ah l
OM Loveless
Speed
Indianao
Comanches
Jacket & Fard
Rosses
Ilman
Ight
Iard
Holcombe
Latham
Perkins
Stafford
Merill
Wilhelm
Durham
Thomrds
Kirkland
Renfro
Cant
Hood
E . Waldrop
Suilivan
Local Marriages Recorded and Deeds Filed In Comanche Area
Marriages recorded include Arlie CC Williams and Hilda Jane Roberson on November 17 by Rev J D Smoot, C M Caraway Jr and Vera Mae Hancock on November 5, William Sherman Randolph and Geneva Mildred Higginbotham on November 12 by Justice J T Bonner, and license details for Carl Dave Patton Vera Purdom Dublin Route 9 and Garland T Johnson Ella Maurine Fanes Sidney. Deeds filed show J A Lightfoot to FE H Lightfoot for 237 acres, Claude Crews to J A Lee for 40 acres, and FE I Jones to F and M Bank of DeLeon for Lot 1 Block 14 DeLeon with specified consideration.
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Arlie CC. Williams
Hilda Jane Roberson
Comanche
J. D. Smoot
C. M. Caraway, Jr
Vera Mae Hancock
Comyn
Thurman K. Rucker
William Sherman Randolph
Dublin
Geneva Mildred Higginbotham
Gustine
Justice J. TD. Bonner
Carl Dave Patton
Vera Purdom
Garland T. Johnson
Ella Maurine Fanes
Sidney
J. A. Lightfoot
FE. H. Lightfoot
Claude Crews
J. A. Lee
Hiram Williams
FE. I. Jones
F. & M. Bank of
Suits Made to Measure From Chief Dry Cleaners
Local ad announces suits made to measure starting at $17.50 with Chief Dry Cleaners offering tailored garments and dry cleaning services.
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Chief Dry Cleaners
Furs Market Ad From Comanche Tex
Local ad from Comanche Texas invites customers to shop for furs as the season opens with J. W. Norrid Produce promoting fur sales in the market days ahead.
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J. W. Norrid
Comanche
Texas
Special 100 Sheets White Typewriter Paper at 10 Cents
Classified line notes a sale of special 100 sheets white typewriter paper offered for ten cents. The item is listed under chief office notices with a simple price tag and quantity.
Charity and truth in church life by Pastor Gordon Barrett
Pastor Gordon Barrett urges moral honesty over coverups, urging constructive critique, timely action, and faithful living. He contrasts charity with negligence and cites Scripture on Sabbath keeping and true Christian witness, calling for a consecrated life in Christ.
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Paul
Christ
God
J A Jenkins Buried Sunday
J A Jenkins 63 a Proctor resident died Saturday at 11 50 a m after a brief illness following a stroke He is survived by his widow and two sons Herman of Proctor and R B Jenkins of McKinney Interment was at Proctor Cemetery with services by Rev Preston Broxton He belonged to the Methodist Church
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J.A. Jenkins
Proctor
Herman Jenkins
Proctor Cemetery
Preston Broxton
Jenkins
Collin County
R. B. Jenkins
McKinney
Methodist Church
Comanche Texas Sea Cargo Post Seen in Cemetery
A fragment from Comanche Texas notes a coastal scene with references to a ship and sea terms. The OCR text lacks clear names, dates, or events, leaving only scattered nautical words and place.
Mercer Creek Visitors Bring News From Hamilton and Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Lane, Miss Melba Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Bullard Chambless of Hamilton visited W. L. Lane Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Gore of Lamkin and A. Z. Stevens and family of Mills called on Walter Lane Sunday. Mrs. H. M. Bear hosted Harmony’s Mr. Glenn Keating and his wife for a Saturday night visit.
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Tommie Lane
Melba Lane
From Tennessee to Texas Frontier A Christmas Welcome
A young traveler recounts crossing into 1873 Texas, riding freight wagons, wandering the Bosque prairies, and surviving wet days and cold nights. He meets rough freighters, endures near starvation, and arrives in Comanche on Christmas Eve to a warm Texas welcome.
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Southwest
Waco
East Waco
Brazos
Austin
Middle Tennessee
Cdeve
Pioneer Society
Natchez
St. Louis
Louisiana Purchase
Tombstone
Tucson
Wike’s Peak
Cheyenne
Black Hills
Dallas
Cree
Dull Baimoney Lnem Waver Bros
Kellum & Rotan
Grary
Brooke Sch
Parti Clent
Brownweod
Abilene
Brownwood
Bismarck
Waco Gate
Comanche
Rollo
Buddy
Wilds
China Springs
Valley Mills
Clifton
Meridian
Ira Dell
Hico
Hazel Dell
Bosque County
Black Land
Erin
Porto Rico
Arecibo
Leon
Old
Bill Carro
Joe Hill
Tennessee
Jerry
Dallas News
Saddles Offered at Greatly Reduced Prices
Howard Kilpatrick advertises saddles for sale at deeply cut prices to clear stock. Located on the South Side of Square, the notice urges buyers to act fast as prices may not drop again.
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Howard Kilpatrick
Square
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