Hem-stitched Ladies Handkerchiefs Cut to Three for a Dime
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
6
Notable H V Adams Combines Law and Preaching Roles
Mae 5, Vl tf. Sgnes Sson in Gas ch Bis Popular Lectures. H. V. Adams appears a preacher and a lawyer in speech and habit. He quit lawyering, yet preaches weekly, engaging audiences with humor and optimism. The Midland Bureau found him a five year contract after initial skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Adams
H. Vv. Adams
Mr. Adams
Adams
Midland Bureau
Transfer of Station Agent at Comanche
J E Lynn, Frisco railway local agent for seven years in Comanche, has been transferred and checked out last Friday. Jesse Jessup, formerly Fort Worth freight agent, succeeds him. Lynn and family leave with many friends hoping the move pleases them. Jessups are highly recommended and urged to be warmly welcomed in business and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lynn
Frisco
Comanche
Mr. Jessup
Fort Worth
Lynn
Gas and Oil Found in Well Near Bangs
Brownwood Oil Gas Company drills near Bangs and reports four hundred feet depth with two shallow oil strata and some gas. D F Johnson says success expected within about two weeks as tools and machinery are ready and driller Joe Pippin continues work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood Oil Gas Company
Bangs
D. F. Johnson
Joe Pippin
Brownwood Bulletin
De Leon and Comanche Plan Wide Road Work Event
Comanche business men and farmers plan October 21 and 22 road work using county machinery to improve a key route to De Leon. The effort, supported by the Commissioners Court and local chambers, aims to boost trade, market access, and regional prosperity with an intense, organized labor push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Way
Chamber of Commerce
Gov. T
Downing
Commissioners’ Court
Comane
Comanche County
Sutphin
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
DeLeon
Free Press
Comanche
DeLeon Free Press
Engine of Destruction: New rapid fire rifle for war
The article describes a heavy rapid fire rifle carried by one man weighing around thirty pounds. It fires a thirty-shot clip in two and a quarter seconds, about six hundred rounds per minute, with bullets traveling over three miles and capable of penetrating forty eight inches of pine at three hundred feet. Experiments show hit rates of forty to eighty percent, leading to an estimated value equivalent to 250 troops in battle.
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Sam
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