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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1928

Page

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Comanche County Turkey Show Promises Top Breeding Stock

The first annual Comanche Turkey Show will display top flocks from nearby breeders and Eastland County Agent J C Patterson will judge. A round table on turkey raising and a worm treatment demonstration by H R Gille of Comanche Poultry Farm will accompany the event, with buyers seeking quality stock. Durham Pecan Co. offers top pecan prices.

Ecores Anties Comanche County Comanche Turday A. Parton Quirie J. C. Patterson Eastland County Barton Patterson Hjr. Gille

Sidney Beats Beattie In Friday Basketball Tilt

Sidney boys defeated Beattie on Friday with a 27 to 11 score in a local basketball game. Sidney's offense limited Beattie while securing the win at home.

Sidney Boys Beattie Boys Sidney

Buckaroos Beat Hell Cows In District Telegram Race

Boyce Magness starred for Preciegridge Tuesday as the Buckaroos defeated the Hell Cows 18 to 6 in a key district Telegram championship race. The result solidifies the Buckaroos position atop the standings.

Boyce Magness Preciegridge Buckaroos Hell Cows Elf- Ranger Star

Comanche High Glee Club to Perform Free Concert

The Comanche High School Glee Club will present a free concert in the high school auditorium Friday evening at 3 o clock. Director Mrs. W D Carroll notes the event includes recital by her expression class and piano pupils. This marks the Glee Club’s first public appearances this season. J L Grace and his Throckmorton family visited Comanche en route to the Suez community to visit Ross Grace.

Comanche High School Glee Club W. D. Carroll Glee Club J. L. Grace Throckmorton Comanche Suez Ross Grace

Cotton Receipts and Ginnings Through Thursday Night

Cotton receipts and ginnings totals report 2,917 from three Co Manche guns by Thursday night and 3,986 received at the Cotton Yard.

Market for Christmas Will Open Monday

Comanche poultry dealers say turkeys will start selling for the Christmas market on Monday. Local producers report higher Thanksgiving buys, improving birds, and expectations of stronger demand and prices for Christmas. Key figures include R W Bailey of Comanche Produce Co and Bob Cox of Peerless Produce Co with optimism for increased receipts.

Comanche Geo R. W. Bailey Comanche Produce Co Bob Cox Peerless Produce Co T. M. Edwards Edwards Produce Co Comanche County John H. Harris McKenzie J. H. Prater Norrich Prater

Denny Tops Pecan Show With Wide Variety Exhibits

Denny led the Brazos Valley Pecan Growers Association show in Stephenville last Friday with fifteen varieties from his Comanche County orchard, winning first place and ten dollars for the heat individual exhibit. He entered a wide range including Halbert Seed, Texas Prolific, Comanche native types, and Money Maker, with most nuts paper shell and heavy meat.

Brazos Valley Stephenville Denny Halbert Comanche County Sly Burkett Delmos Success Oliver Ward Stewart Comanche Brazos Valley Association F. Denny Rush Creek

Fire destroys Vandyke store and lodge upstairs

A fire at Bozeman's store in Vandyke completely gutted the building with about $1,000 insurance. The upper floor housed the W.O.W lodge and its furniture and six members were destroyed. The store, first opened about 25 years ago, changed hands to Mr. Bozeman a few years back.

Fine Goats Shipment Expands Pottsville man's flock

T. K. Rea of Pottsville shipped 205 goats to his 827 acre Energy ranch on Wednesday. The herd included 200 nannies and three bucks from Ringlet and Mlatlock breeds, bought from J. G. Wilkerson and Ray F. Wyatt who run large ranches near Menard. The move increases Rea's flock to about 590 goats.

T. K. Rea Pottsville Comanche Menard J. G. Wilkerson Ray F. Wyatt Mr. Rea Energy

Pecan Buyers Offer Top Prices from Durham Vecan Co

Durham Vecan Co offers top prices for pecans. Natives and suppliers urged to deliver quality nuts to local buyers for immediate cash.

Comanche Turkeys Prove the Best

A Comanche dressing plant supplied turkeys praised by Al Co. of Texas and Fred Vincent. Vincent thanked the plant for handling and quality of the birds, noting high standards in processing.

Cormanche al Co Texas Fred Vincent Vincent

Million Dollar Rain Revives Crops and Plowing Prospects

A light to moderate precipitation across Monday and Tuesday soaked into the ground, reviving grain and improving fall plowing conditions. Farmers call the rain a million dollar benefit, noting cotton and peanut harvests were slowed while peanut stocks remain largely intact and cotton bales in the county reach about 1,500. Cold rain slightly harmed sheep and cattle interests, but overall grazing prospects improved for late fall feed.

Special Day Anche Wins Set To Operate Tue And Fri

Announcement from three seniors states that Anche Wins will run only on Tuesdays and Fridays starting next week.

Anche Wins

Court Takes Short Recess in Civil Docket

The district court adjourned until December 11 after a term that began October 1 with brief pauses for juror crop duties. A large number of civil cases were disposed, few major criminal trials occurred, and the grand jury returned 22 indictments. Several cases were dismissed for insufficient evidence and some sentences suspended or fines imposed.

W. A. Luker Julia M. Luker Louise Lambert Jack Lambert Myrtle McGettis Raymond MeGettis Mackey Motor Company Civisits A. Johnagan Mace Johnagan Hyoree City of Comanche H. KL Kicht R. K. Shelton Intiff Comanche Independent HW. L Comanche Independent Sec Teynont Fon Ninintiff

Rainfall Inches Recorded Monday and Tuesday

Rain measurements show 31 inches on Monday, November 26 and 37 inches on Tuesday, November 27 indicating heavy precipitation in the period.

Burglars Loot Blanket Store Then Flee in Abandoned Car

Burglars knocked a safe in the Baker Levisay and Company shop at Blanket Monday night and escaped with about 40 dollars in cash and 100 dollars worth of groceries hardware and shells. A Cisco night officer pursued the men when they appeared in Cisco Tuesday morning but they were not captured. The robbers’ car was abandoned and all merchandise recovered. Cisco police continue the hunt.

Baker-Levisay and Company Blanket Cisco Brownwood Bulletin

Community meeting postponed in Sidney

Sidney residents were told a local community meeting has been postponed until Friday night December 7.

Sidney

Klingman On Air Sunday Sermon Broadcast

Rev. C. Co. Klingman of Electra will air a Sunday sermon Dec 2 from 3 to 4 p m on KGKO with a receiving set provided at Central Christian Church The public is invited The preacher delivers four sermons each First Sunday PECANS We want them It will pay you to get our prices before you sell Durham Pecan Co.

C. Co. Klingman Electra KGKO Radio Electric Shop Central Christian Church Dr. Klingman Durham Pecan Co Durham Pecan Ce

Comanche County Planted Pecans Near 500 Acres

Comanche county now has about 500 acres of pecan orchard as leading growers like Mr Denny, Walter Durham, T J Williams and others plant and manage trees. Nearly a million pounds of pecans were raised in the county, with potential to double through cultivation of native trees, underbrush clearing, and thinning the stands.

Comanche County Denny Mr. Denny Walter Durham T. J. Williams E.E. Denny J. W. Hamilton Frank Powers Lewis Nelson C. B. Williams Lake Eanes Miscellaneous

Tragic De Leon Road Crash Kills Three Youths

A Friday afternoon wreck on the De Leon Comanche Highway five miles south of De Leon killed Mozelle Watson 15 and Eva Davis 16 and seriously injured Ian Hodges. Seven Comyn School youths were riding in a sedan returning from Gustine when Blake Morrison 14 braked to avoid a third car causing a rollover. Watson died on removal, Davis died later at German Sanitarium, Hodges remained hospitalized. The others escaped with minor injuries. Watson and Davis were siblings in the Comyn area, with Watson the sister in law of Comyn school Supt W R Heizer. Double funeral services were held at Comyn cemetery Sunday.

Mozelle Watson Eva Davis Ian Hodges de Leon-Comanche de Leon Comra Gustive Blake Morrison Comyn Misses Davis Watson Hodges Miss Watson Miss Devil H. A. Watson Hollie Seous

Officials of Cotton Belt Here Tuesday

A special Cotton Belt train carrying a cadre of officials visited Comanche Tuesday morning for an inspection tour. The delegation included E. M. Post Tyler Sept Texas lines W. S. Handley St. Louis Chief Engineer H. W. Van Hovenberg Texarkana Chief Sanitary Engineer Cc. H. Jennings Texarkana Sept dining cars Cc. V. Nall Engineer J. E. En nicht Supervisor EB. C. Swittenberg Roadmaster and George Anderson Sanitary Inspector all of Tyler.

Cotton Belt Comanche E. M. Post Tyler Texas Lines W. S. Handley St. Louis H. W. van Hovenberg Texarkana Cc. H. Jennings Cc. V. Nall J. E. Ennicht

Pecans Wanted by Durham Pecan Co

Market note indicates Durham Pecan Co seeks to sell pecans with a call for suppliers. The brief item outlines demand from a local company and invites potential sellers to inquire about shipments and pricing.

Bear Cats Edge Indians In Narrow District Class B Thriller

The Comanche Indians lost a tight District Class B title bid to the De Leon Bear Cats by one point in front of about two thousand fans. Both teams traded leads throughout as pep squads and a combined band supplied lively support. Albany now holds the championship, with a decision looming over a Monday meeting.

Comanche Indians de Leon Bear Cats de Leon Comanche Albany Gorman

Indians Rally Past Wild Cats for Fourth Conference Win

The Comanche Indians staged a late rally to defeat the Rising Star Wild Cats 20 to 0, breaking a scoreless tie in the final five minutes of a Friday contest. Both teams had been scoreless through three quarters as the game stayed in hand before the rally.

Comanche Indians Rising Star T Indians Wild Cats

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