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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
2
A historical notice emphasizes Fire Prevention Week and cites primary causes of fires in the United States. It urges carelessness as the main factor, lists sources of ignition like chimneys, matches, and faulty wiring, and advises proper maintenance of stoves, pipes, and electrical systems to prevent blazes.
The court issues a writ requiring Herman Trine Love to appear in Comanche Texas on a specified date to answer a suit filed by Dati Trine, seeking dissolution of a marriage contract and related relief. The case alleges that the plaintiff was induced to marry the defendant under false competency due to a still existing marriage to another person.
The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce cites a state report showing Texas ranks fourth in paupers per 100000 population. New Hampshire heads the list, with Nevada Rhode Island and California following. Texas has 22.1 almshouse inmates per 100000 people, with other states showing higher rates.
A river steamboat scene shows an anxious elderly woman asking if the boat is rising or sinking. A surly deckhand replies the tub is leaky and may go down, noting also the boat’s poor bite. The exchange ends with a wry, humorous edge.
Fort Worth aims to host a standout display for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce meeting set for Mineral Wells in May 1925. Officials urge early newsrooms and Fort Worth exhibits to draw visitors, with plans for drives to Mineral Wells and coordinated local stunts to showcase the city.
H C Norwood a native of Arkansas died at his daughter’s home in Lamkin after a rheumatic illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev M Hester of Procter with burial in Toney Creek cemetery near Carlton. Survived by nine children including Mrs Vendies Indian Gap Henry Nortwood Ben Norwood Ida Norwood San Angelo Mrs Daniel Mes W Messier Lamkin Mrs WW Chick Carlton Irvin Norwell Harmiston George Norward. Also mentions local advertisements for liniment and sewing machines.
By order of sale issued August 1, 1924 in Citizens National Bank of Dublin vs H C Reed No 144, Sheriff Marshall to sell cash on October 18 at Comanche Courthouse. Items: a five year old sorrel horse and a Jersey cow herd, mortgage foreclosure to satisfy 280 dollars plus costs. Levied as Reed's property.
The fragment notes a 5 1-2 percent rate and mentions amortization over 34 1-2 years with options after six years. It references J DD Bonner and a Treas. office next door to the Chief Office, suggesting a financial notice or ad.
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