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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1926

Page

4

Woodward Urges Delayed Confirmation in Moody Fight

Senator Walter C. Woodward argues to the Editor for postponing confirmation of Hal Mosely and Cage of the Highway Commission. He says Moody voters want a personnel and policy overhaul and that the governor should appoint new members in January 1927, restoring government to legally constituted authorities.

Walter C. Woodward Mr. Carpenter Mosley Cage Dan Moody Senate Hal Mosely Mr. Cage Mosely Frank Lanham Joe Burkett Texas James E. Ferguson Highway Department Highway Commission People of Ferguason Highway Commission of Texas Ferguson Moody Dan

Barry family visit and local notices in Comanche area

Mr and Mrs Eugene Barry of Edna Hill and Mr Ernest Barry of Coman spent Sunday with their father Mr and Mrs E S Barry. Miss Mary Harris returned home from Ft Worth. Mrs Bairds Bread and Cakes at J W Scurrys. Quality job printing that’s what you buy at the Comanche Chief.

Eugene Barry Edna Hill Ernest Barry Comanche E. S. Barry Mary Harris Ft. Worth

Thanks for support and special thanks to Coxs for care

The family expresses gratitude for friends sympathy flowers and especially thanks Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Cox for their devoted care to their father during illness and death. They also thank Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Payne and Mrs. Johnnie Post Payne. Poultry judging at the fair will be on opening day with Joy Wallace of Jacksonville Texas serving as licensed judge. A minimum of three entries per class is required to qualify for cash prizes. previous rule listed five.

J. L. Cox Joy Wallace Jacksonville Texas

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Woodward Mr. Moody Bishop's Marcels Beauty Star Service Station J. C. Gaddy Phop Avaia Arthome Studio East Side Square Comanche, Texas Mrs. W. A. Payne Johnnie Post Payne Burt’s Grocery The First National Bank Magnolia Products Hilty’s Radio Shop M. R. Hilty Office North Side Square
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