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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1926

Page

8

Farm Auction at Fair Ends Day Near Gustine

On the final day of the fair Det I will auction a 200 acre Leon river farm by highest bid at 2 pm in the courthouse corridor. 60 acres valley land 12 acres hay meadow 30 acres sandy land 2000 plus cords of oak wood 12 acres pecan orchard three room house wells barns dairy cattle and turkeys prospectsVale $30. J W Holmes Comanche Texas.

Court House Leon River Gustine Hazel Dell School Best Valley Iron Bridge J. W. Holmes Comanche Texas

Harmony Sunday School Meeting and Neighbor Visits

The article notes a Sunday School meeting in October and a series of visits among Harmony residents. Carl Thomas planned a Blanket move, while Mrs. Susan Thomas stays at her home. Several families including the Stevens Rogers Owen and Edwards groups spent Sunday with neighbors.

Carl ‘Thomas Susan Thomas Bob Stevens Democrat Luther Rogers Merars Gap H. B. Rogers D. & Brown Mes. M. FK Rena

Comanche County Fair Seeks Self Supporting season tickets

Citizens urged to buy season tickets for their family and friends to back a self supporting fair. Comanche business leaders funded previous free fairs, now urged to order tickets through secretary D. K. Doyle. Countywide turnout expected with big daily attendance and a planned robust program.

Comanche Cormanche County D. K. Doyle Comanche County

Chicken Dinner at Comanche Oldsmobile Co

The Ladies of the Methodist Church will serve a chicken dinner with all the trimmings at the Comanche Oldsmobile Co on the North side of the Square, Wednesday the first day of the Fair. Also at E. H. Jones Grocery new crop syrup and other goods with guaranteed prices and quality.

County Cotton Ginning Totals to Sept 16 1926

John Harris, census enumerator for the county, reports that up to Sept 16, 1926 Co Manche county had ginned 340 bales of cotton, with round bales counted as half. Last year on this date 1235 bales had been ginned. The late crop explains much of the drop in figures.

John Harris Cathon Comanche County Bates

Comanche Indians Prep for Desdemona Game at Fairgrounds

The Comanche Indians schedule a home game at the Fairgrounds Friday October ninth against Desdemona high school seven. Coach Burns plans to try new offensive plays beyond early season tactics. Also, Mr. Robert Foster of Brownsville and Miss Texie Mae Smith of Proctor married Saturday September 25 with Judge R A Luker officiating.

Comanche Indians Desdemona High School Burns Robert Foster Brownsville Texie Mae Smith Proctor Comanche R.A. Luker Methodist Church Miss Smith Carrie Stone Mr. Foster The Frisco Railroad Bridger

Flashy New Rodeo Gear Promises Spectacular Show

A Denver outfit arrives with bold hats and loud apparel for the Comanche County Fair rodeo. The article stresses that real skill matters as rodeoists provide top performances for hundreds of visitors, despite the flashy gear.

Denver West Comanche County

Hog Calling Contest At Fair Draws Interest

A hog calling contest is planned for the fair with prizes from local restaurants. Entered performers include L. C. Boynton, T. M. Edwards, Dr. Lester, Wash McCollum, Uncle Matt Fleming, and L. B. Russell, with more expected. Judges are A. R. Randle, J. D. Bonner, and Dr. F. A. Jack. A chicken calling contest for women is proposed.

L. C. Boynton T. M. Edwards Dr. Lester Wash McCollum Matt Fleming L. B. Russell A. R. Randle J. D. Bonner Dr. F

Something Besides Cotton Booth at Comanche County Fair

County Agent Barton prepares a booth to showcase Comanche county products beyond cotton. He urges residents to wake up to regional crops and rivals the cotton mindset by highlighting many locally produced goods that yield good pay. Everyone is invited to visit the booth and compare ideas with what is displayed.

Cotton Barton Comanche County

Expecting Good Bees and Honey Display at Fair

A. A. Hitley of Sidney heads the bee and honey department at the Fair. Researchers and experienced beekeepers, including Mr. Hilley, will share insights. The article notes wasted honey in Comanche County due to lack of bees and urges educational, interactive displays to boost county development.

A. A. Hitley Sidney Mr. Hilley Hilley Comanche County

Two Cylinder Race Lineup Heads to Fair Opening

Clarence Diggs, manager, prepares for the two cylinder car races on the public square next Wednesday morning at 8:30, after music by the band. Entries are listed, winners receive 10 dollars, and cars must run on two cylinders with a fifty dollar resale offer.

Clarence Diggs Court House Bige Coe

Who Will Enter Wild Cow Milking Contest at Comanche Fair

A possible wild cow milking contest is proposed for the Comanche County Fair. Interested pairs should submit names to the Secretary. If enough milkers are found, cows will be secured and the contest held with a two person team per cow. The first team to obtain a bottle of milk wins a prize.

Comanche County

Exhibits Unusually Large Peas Exhibits Unusually Large Peas

W R Daniels of Soda Springs displayed in the Chief office Wednesday morning one half bushel of the largest pears ever grown in the county. The best three averaged 1 1 3 pounds in weight and 13 1 4 inches in circumference. He believes they may be Keefers. They will be on display during the Fair.

W. R. Daniels Soda Springs Daniel

Payne promoted to District Supervisor in Farm Bureau

Field Representative of the Farm Bureau Cotton Association in Comanche and Erath counties, N. H. Payne, is transferred to Lubbock and Hockley counties, effective this week, to become District Supervisor. Mrs. Payne will move about January 1. A replacement for the local field man has not yet been selected. The notice also expresses thanks for funeral support for Mrs. Mary McCurdy.

N. H. Payne Farm Bureau Cotton Association Comanche Erath Lubbock Hockley Payne

At The Fair see the Comanche Oldsmobile display

The Comanche Oldsmobile Company features a display of Oldsmobile vehicles at the fair grounds showcasing models and features to attendees.

Oldsmobiles Comanche Oldsmobile Company

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