Comanche County Seeks Roads and Schools Cooperation
A local notice praises plans to cooperate on better roads and school unity in Comanche County. It urges civic groups, Lions Club, Study Club, and PTA to support community advancement and closer intercommunity ties, while condemning negative critics. The piece calls for optimism and neighborly action to improve living conditions and future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotmanche
Bheth Plone
Comanche Lions
Comanche
Parent-Teachers
Presbyterians in Texas Pay Large Education Pledges
More than 230 thousand dollars has been paid by the Presbyterians of Texas toward education pledges from a recent denomination campaign. Rev. J B Baird reported to the Presbyterian Educational Movement in Dallas that 1,566,507 had been pledged for four years, with payments showing prompt settlement and urging rapid liquidation of remaining pledges.
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Presbterians
Texas
J. 2B. Baird
Presbyterian Educational Movement
Dallas
Baird
Sincta Machese Company Moves to West Side Square
The Sincta Machese Company now operates on the west side of Comanche's square in the Arthome Studio building. It pledges real service in its line and invites patronage from the community, inviting calls at any time.
Thinking and fairs unite Comanche county farmers
The column muses on sitting to think, rural life, and fair exhibitions. It urges unity among white residents of Comanche County to improve schools, roads, markets, and economic prospects, noting farmers’ profit links to bankers and merchants while advocating community ties and better understanding across town and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toman Gohig
Comanche County
Unt
Weekly Panorama of Washington’s Election Storm and Naval Debate
Washington ponders the presidential race amid swift campaigns in New York and national party realignments. Navy department tensions flare as Congress and officials weigh battleships against aircraft, shaping future defense priorities.
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Washington
Griffinen
Coolidae
Vielt
Sress
Sapies
Ter Poilette
Pacific
Crudge
John Davis
New York
Peatire
Ett
Ohieft
le Poleatte
al Smith
T. RB
Denby
Brookhart
Butler
General Imnes
Brookfart
la Follette
Liwa
Howee of
Ehbance
Navy Department
Wilbur Weeks
Wilbur
Aternautical
Coolidge
Moss Feature Syndicate
Marion
Ind
The Passing Day on Tardiness in Education and Commerce
A UT Austin style critique on tardiness tracing its roots to homes and stalling habits in students. The author argues lateness hampers work, schools, and farming and business success, urging prompt action and progressive methods to prevent towns from decaying.
Government Report Estimates Cotton Crop At 12 Million Bales
A government report issued Wednesday morning estimates the cotton crop at about 12.41 million bales with 4.53 million bales harvested by October 1 and a crop condition of 53.5 percent. The market reacted by dropping about 10 points on the news.
St Matthews Church Services Sunday Morning and Evening
The Rev Join Power leads St Matthews Church services Sunday morning and evening. An advertisement promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment to ease rheumatic pain with a rubbing application. It relieves tenderness and strengthens joints. Three sizes priced at 80c 60c and 1.20 per bottle. Sold by Paris Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Power
Ballard
Paris Smith
Entertainer Pinghaim Draws Comanche Crowd
Frank McKeown arrives with his show The tattle Fields of France and praises Pinghaim as one of America's finest entertainers The George Bingham lecture at Comanche high school auditorium Saturday night drew strong interest with 25 cent admission Dewnis Singham is credited with Tonkin ville Paragraphs appearing daily in the Fort Worth Star Telegram and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bingham
Frank
Happy) McKeown
Comanche
Tattle Fields
France
Happy
Pinghaim
Yen
Rinehen
Dewnis Singham
Tonkinville
Fort Worth
Ambiguous loan plan outlines payoff period and options
A fragment describes a 5 1 2 percent loan amortized over 34 1 2 years or after 5 venue options, mentioning JOD BONNER and financial officials. The text appears jumbled, referencing the treasurer and a chief office in an unclear public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jod Bonner
Treas
Calomel as a Nighttime Remedy Promoted in Quack Letter
A dubious 19th century quack advertises calomel as a simple overnight remedy for colds and throat irritation. The piece touts a single Calomel dose at bedtime with water, claiming it safely avoids meals or routine interference, and promises swift relief the next day. It lists supposed superior effects over traditional laurel or eel calomel methods.
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Ace Pew
Paves Ons
Leon Warnehe
Porto - Ae
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