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Newspaper

Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1924

Page

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Gustine Fair Opens After Successful County Event

The Gustine fair opened with ideal weather and large crowds. Decorated cars paraded the morning parade won by J. Coneh for best home products car, second to Gustine Mercantile Company, third to Gustine bank float. Exhibits spanned farm products, textiles, art, and livestock with a pageant by local youths and widespread community praise.

Gustine Amer Jagion Bond J. 2 Coneh Couch Coneoh Kaiele Est Fustine Mercantiie Company Mondetu Maid King Coren Evers Dteck Rnk Ty Poa Petit Ore O Dia Mir Aten

Steady Progress On Cox & Spratt Well Near Hasse

Drilling advances steadily at 700 feet in the Cox & Spratt well near Hasse on the Lloyd Sturkie tract about two and a half miles from Hasse. The firm, based in Taiblin, reports the 700 foot depth as progress and notes a prior dry hole two miles away at uM depth with a 45 day drill time. They remain encouraged by the oil producing formation nearby.

Cox & Spratt Taiblin Lloyd Sturkie Hasse Stupkie Cox and Spratt

Burr clover seed trial by local farmers in pasture improvement

A quantity of burr clover seed arrived from New Orleans this week at County Agent Barton’s office and ten to twelve farmers will test it to improve their pastures.

New Orleans Barton

Indians Open Season With 36-0 Victory Over Comanche

Desdemona opened the football season at home and rolled past Comanche 36 to 0. Coach Coke used nearly the entire squad, starting the second half with the second string and still scoring again in the first five minutes. Comanche managed two first downs on a forward pass and end runs, while Desdemona’s line held solid on defense.

Wonnebe Ladies Sted Deesdemena Tnadians Coke MecMillan Therhoena Wade Gwiss Prunes Wade Gol Comels Desdemona Trol Coumache Fathead Connie Sullivan Meswell Staller G. Moody Ailewek Woodward Dingwall Marshal Ditlart Steplens Mason Deeptuin Desdemeonna—Smith Thorson Hammin Cook

Thieves Take Car Then Abandon It Near Ranger

Walter Barrett’s car was stolen and left about six miles north of Ranger after a pursuit by officers. Deputy Sheriff Banaisis recovered the abandoned vehicle and returned it to Walter Tharrett. A man named Davis was arrested at De Leon and jailed on charges of stealing Tom Mohon’s car.

Walter Barrett Point Six Aniles Ranger Tom. Banaisis Tharrett Davis Edwards de Leon Ange Sud Tom Mohon

Five New Mail Boxes Installed At City Post Office

Five new mail boxes painted and delivered arrive to replace older tin receptacles. They will be placed at key locations including Owl Confectionery Higginbotham corner Slider corner First National Bank corner and the east side of the courthouse. The scene shows strong local interest in the project and visitors express regret at limited time to meet everyone.

Owl Higgeinbotham Slider &Acy First National Bank Court House

Comanche County Free Fall Fair Opens With Parade

The Comanche County Free Fall Fair opens next Thursday with a 10 o clock parade. Thousands from Comanche and neighboring counties expected for three days of livestock, agricultural exhibits, and community displays at the Methodist tabernacle and Denny cotton yard warehouse. The school children’s parade closes the event with an inspiring finish.

Comanche County Methodist Tabernacle Denny Cotton Yard

Rules and Regulations For County Fair Exhibits

The document outlines entry deadlines for live stock by October 1 with poultry exempt. Exhibits must be placed by 120% o clock and not removed before 4 PM October 11. Judges decisions are final, prizes awarded promptly, and exhibitors must care for their stock except poultry. Registration certificates for purebred animals must be shown before judging.

The Fair Association Livestock GAN Poultry

School Parade at Comanche County Fair

County Superintendent Hl L. Gantz urges all county schools to participate in the SOHO parade on Oct 11 at 1 00 p m. He urges trustees to appoint a community organizer if they cannot lead, to ensure a real school parade with many students and school representation.

Soho Hl LL. Gantz

Baby Beef Club Members Prepare for Comanche County Fair

Comanche County Baby Beef Club members and their cattle breeds are listed by County Agent Barton and ALD Pettis J Clara Pettit Cloda Pettit Cecil Aiken Sidney Barton Herefords Bailey Masters mixed Shorthorn Red Poll Kirk Pettit C M Carraway Jr Anitrey Carraway Shorthorn. Members will enter their cattle at the fair and bids will be sold at auction with reserve by the youths. A Singer sewing machine is offered at auction in Comanche.

Comanche County

Texas Creamery offers $5 prize at county fair

The Texas Creamery Company of Trouston offers a prize of 5 in the dairy cattle department at the Co Manche County Fair for the best individual animal in the show, announced by John W. Luker, company representative.

Texas Creamery Company of Trouston Dairy Comanche County John W. Luker Compwiny

Payne to judge poultry department at Comanche County Fair

County Agent Barton says many poultry raisers will exhibit in the poultry department at the fair. I. Be. Payne of Stephenville, a leading Texas poultry man, will judge the poultry department. Judging takes place on October 10, the fair's second day.

Barton I. BE. Payne Stephenville Texas Comanche County

Bibb Elects Its Sponsor For Fair

Miss Lydia May of Bibb has been elected as Bibb's sponsor for the Or Manche County Fair. The information was received by President Hoff this week.

Lydia May of Bibb Ormanche County Fair Hoff

Local Woman Wins Poultry Prize at Stephenville Fair

Mrs. J. A. Prater of Comanche won first prizes at the Stephenville fair last week with her pen of Rhode Island Reds. Her prize poultry will be exhibited at the Comanche County Fair next week.

Stephenville J. A. Prater Comanche Rhode Island Comanche County

Gustine Plans County Fair Exhibit With Prizes

Gustine will display a community exhibit at the Comanche county fair on October 10 and 11. Prizes are offered in fruits and vegetables, field crops, and fancy work with five award levels from 40 to 10 dollars. Local residents are urged to participate and trust volunteers to manage exhibits on fair day.

Gustine Tribune Tribune Gustine Comanche

Brunk's Comedians Here For Week in Comanche

Brunk's Comedians, popular with local audiences, return for a week long engagement starting Monday. Toby McIntosh, who previously joined the tour, will again perform with the show here.

Brunk Comanche Toby McIntosh

Punkinville Editor to Speak in Comanche October 11

George Bingham editor of the Pankinville Paragraphs will lecture at the Comanche High School auditorium on Saturday night October 11. The event is under Lions Club auspices with M J Sullivan arranging. Proceeds, half to Athletic Council of the high school.

Punkinville Comanche George Bingham Pankinville Silas Kilden Washington Hocks Slim Pickens Fort Worth Mr. Bingham Lions Club M. J. Sullivan Lions

Comanche Band Plans Outdoor Concert Sunday Afternoon

The Comanche Senior and Junior bands offer a mass ed band concert on the courthouse lawn at 3 30 Sunday afternoon directed by Miss Mary Merwin with a community singing finale. Director A J Campbell marks his first year with the Comanche American Legion Band and the program features joint and final numbers with Merwin leading the singalongs.

Comanche Mary Merwin Court House Lawn A. J. Campbell Comanche American Legion Campbell

Ferguson Victory Clears Ferguson On Texas Governorship

Mrs. Mirdam A. Ferguson, Democratic nominee for governor, won a court ruling that she is qualified for the Texas governorship. Judge George C. Calhoun ruled against Charles M. Dickson in a permanent injunction contest, allowing Ferguson’s name to appear on county ballots. Dickson hinted at appeals to both the Texas Supreme Court and potentially the U S Supreme Court. The decision settles questions about her eligibility regardingFees, marital status, personal and political rights, and the governor’s command of state forces.

Austin Mirdam A. Ferguson George C. Calhoun Texas Charles M. Dickson San Antonio Supreme Court of Texas Supreme Court of the United States Dickson Calhoun Ferguson

Beautiful Field Trial Trophies Displayed in Comanche Window

West Texas Amateur Field Trial opens November 3 in Comanche Texas with top dogs expected to compete for the Kettison trophy a thousand dollar silver prize. Notables include Eugene Ransome Eugenia Speed Queen and Rags Royal Hawks among others as venues stock quail and cover. Local clubs Caldwell and Comanche coordinate events through November 20 1924 and beyond inviting all field trial enthusiasts.

West Texas J. H. Haff Cochran Dwight M. Knightman Texas Comanche Highland Boy C. B. Oliver Caldwell Lady Louise Proctor Eugenia Speed Queen Rags Royal Hawks Lady James Eugene Ransome W. W. Bove Austin Frank Comiwin R.S van Zandt John Pielding Tr. I. M. Cochran Dr. Cochran John Mippy Roral A. Ferris Trish Bromder Texas Amateur Field Marshall Piney Woods Gulf Coast Kettison

Three Brothers Arrested on Turkey Theft Charge

Deputy Sheriff Edwards arrested three brothers on charges of stealing turkeys from Rush Creek area including Walter Fritts' home. Produce men in Dublin identified the suspects after being contacted, and the brothers admitted guilt when confronted.

Edwards Rush Creek Walter Fritts Dublin

Window glass for all sizes at Higginbotham's Lumber Yard

Widestock window glass of all sizes available at Higginbotham's Lumber Yard in Stfe. Contact for pricing and delivery options.

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