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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1931

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Autumn Winds and Vanished Flowers in Bryant Poem

Fragmented OCR presents a Bryant poem describing autumn decay. The nether winds scour hollow groves as leaves wither and flowers fade. The sunflowers and asters endure briefly until frost ends their autumn brightness.

Empire State Building Thrill Tops All in New York

A nostalgic tribute extols the Empire State Building as the world’s tallest, offering a vivid tour of its 102 floors at 1200 feet. It praises the workers whose perilous labor built the landmark and notes millions visit yearly, urging avoid holidays to escape crowds.

New York City Empire State Building London Monument St. Paul's Cathedral Eiffel Tower Empire State Nanos Giddy Heights

Tax refund plan splits four cent gasoline tax

A proposed bill would allocate one cent to counties to retire county and district road bonds two cents to the State Highway Commission and one cent to schools. If signed by Governor Sterling the funds would retire bonds in Comanche and Erath counties as bonds become available. The measure shifts funds from current allocations with schools receiving one cent and the highway commission three.

Sterling State Highway Commission Comanche County W. T. House Gora Erath County

State tax rate hike raises county costs

The state tax rate rose five cents to 74 cents per $100 valuation, the highest since 1925, due to lower valuations and a delinquent tax deficit. Governor Sterling announced the raise after a Senate vote against salary cuts. Comanche County will pay about $6,376.45 under the new rate.

Ross Sterling George H. Sheppard Charles Lockhart George Goosby Sterling Senate Comanche County Goosby

Mohair Sale Through Co-operative in West Texas

Mohair from Comanche stored at Brightmans Warehouse weighing about 60 000 pounds sold Tuesday through the Co operative Marketing Association at 15 and 385 cents per pound with kid hair fetching the top price. Brightman attended a West Texas warehouse operators meeting in San Angelo and said a Co operative representative will visit Comanche to take up the wool within days.

Brightman Co-operative Marketing Association West Texas San Angelo Co- Operative Association Comanche

Howard Payne Faces San Marcos Tonight at Brownwood

Howard Payne football hosts San Marcos in a nonconference clash at Brownwood. Kickoff is slated for an evening start as the teams square off on the gridiron.

Howard Payne San Marcos San Marcos “Earciers Brownwood

Governor Signs Peddler Tax Repeal Bill

Governor Ross Sterling signed the bill repealing the Peddler Tax Law at noon Thursday. Representative Homer C. DeWolfe introduced the repeal in the House during a special session. The act ends a long fight after the Anti Peddlers Law and had been challenged in state and federal courts.

Ross Sterling Homer C. DeWolfe DeWolfe

Burglaries Hit Energy Store and Post Office

Thieves entered a rear window and looted the W. D. Howell Energy Store of about 200 dollars in merchandise and 50 dollars in stamps and Post Office money. Four strangers were seen in the area. a car linked to the suspects was found abandoned near Fort Worth. Local officers investigated with Gustine officials. further thefts later targeted Eric Leavy's Fleming store for gasoline.

W. D. Howell Energy Cleburne Fort Worth Dwight Brightman Jesse Harrison Elmer Little Gustine Little and Harrison Eric Leavy Fleming

Proctor Girls Triumph 11-1 Over Beattie in Opener

Proctor High School girls opened the basketball season with an 11 to 1 victory over Beattie on Friday night at Beattie. The game showcased a strong start for the newcomers and set a fast pace for the season.

Proctor High School Beattie Beattie Girls

Highway Ten to Be Hard Surfaced Through Erath County

State Highway Department announces Highway 10 will be hard surfaced through Erath County from the Comanche County line to the Hood County line. At a recent Austin State Highway Commission meeting awards were set: Erath County receives 46711 to revise grade lines relocate sections and surface from Stephenville to Dublin. Erath County 92900 for travel surface from Hood County line to Stephenville. Miss Romee Walker, Western Union Operator, has left for Chicago for a two week visit. Miss Springstead of Lampasas will relieve her.

Erath County Comanche County Hood County State Highway Department State Highway Commission Austin Stephenville Dublin Frath County Miss Romee Walker Western Union Chicagro Miss Springstead Lampasas

D Chas Clarke Visits Brownwood with Family

D Chas Clarke accompanied by his daughter Mrs. Hardy Slder and her children visited in Brownwood Sunday.

D. Chas, Clarke Hardy Slder Brownwood

Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed by Mayor Eanes in Comanche

Mayor J R Eanes proclaims Fire Prevention Week starting October 4 1981 urging schools churches and civic clubs to cooperate. The Comanche fire department logged thirteen fires this year with losses totaling 34700 and answered sixteen more incidents none with major injuries.

J. R. Eanes Comanche W. R. Slider C. R. Withers Todd R. C. Barry J. W. Harkina J. E. Miller C. EF. Straley D. L. Morris Bill Welems W. F. Huett

Earthquake Cracks Prompt Comanche Square Repairs

After a August quake rattled Central West Texas residents in Comanche some believe pavement cracks appeared on the Public Square. Firemen washed the square a week earlier, then small cracks showed up. City crews under S. S. Payne poured hot asphalt to fill them.

West Texas Comanche S. S. Payne

DeLeon Gas Rate Set At Forty Cents Per Thousand

DeLeon city council meeting halts after declaring a 40 cent per 1 000 cubic feet gas rate with no fixed minimum charge. Mayors from Comanche and Dublin councils attend. Fort Worth talks spur calls for regional meetings to push higher utility rates and potential Railroad Commission appeal by any dissatisfied utility.

DeLeon Dublin Comanche F. T. Daniels Fort Worth Daniels Rail Road Commission Eanes Joe A. Lee Walter Hamilton Hamilton F. O. Jaye

Bailey to Open Produce Business in Cisco Area

YD C Reiley formerly longtime head of Comanche Produce Company resumes business efforts at his old stone near Joe's Service Station on Thursday. Bailey plans to buy all kinds of produce but will not handle cream yet. Mr and Mrs John D Waring Jr and children visited Cisco for the weekend with Miss Terra Tu. John D will then move to Shitene to work with Floyd Malcorab Construction Company.

YD. C. Reiley Comanche Produce Company Ston Joe's John D. Waring Jr Cisco Terra Tu John D. Wome Shitene Floyd Malcorab Construction Company

McCarty Murder Trial Moves to Comanche Court

Judge Joe H. Eidson and District Attorney Tom L. Robinson announced that the L. P. McCarty murder case will go to Comanche for trial in the October term starting October 19, 1931. A special venire of 100 men summoned for Hamilton appeared unnecessary. witnesses will be notified of trial date but not resummoned. Paul McCarty, charged with killing his father L. P. McCarty on September 15, is held in jail awaiting transfer to Comanche. The Hamilton jury had been reconvened and returned an indictment for murder with malice aforethought.

Joe H. Eidson Tom L. Robinson L. P. McCarty Comanche Hamilton Eidson Robinson Paul McCarty Ejidson Hamilton Record- Herald

Fire Damages Residence Kitchen In South Comanche

Firefighters quickly extinguished a midday kitchen fire at the home of Frank Carver in South Comanche. The origin is unknown and Carver had partially controlled the flames before the Comanche Fire Department arrived. Brownwood visitors Mrs C B St Clair Mr and Mrs KK Shelton and son Jerry were in town Sunday.

Frank Carver South Comanche Comanche Carver

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