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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1928

Page

4

Court House News: Marriages Deaths and Real Estate

Marriages listed including Audie Lancaster and Opal Lee Dillard Ernest Reese and Fannie Billbrey W C Winkles and Pauline Skaggr Oly Thurman and Gladys Toland I H Dunlap and Fasie Davis BK Dickey and Blanche Strube Walter Pell and Jamie Hill. Death of Mrs Jesse Franklin at 21 at Robinson Springs burial at Copperas Creek. Birth announced for a son William Kenneth to Luther Stewart of Comanche. Real estate transfers feature J W Baggett to J F Baggett 160 acres 2000 dollars and many other deeds with amounts ranging from 500 to 13 332 dollars including land near De Leon and Gus tine.

Audie Lancaster Opal Lee Dillard Ernest Reese Sade Fannie Billbrey W. C. Winkles Pauline Skaggr Oly Thurman Gladys Toland I. H. Dunlap Fasie Davis BK. C. Dickey Blanche Strube Walter Pell Jamie Hill Jesse Franklin Robinson Springs Copperss Creek Luther Lee Stewart Comanche William Kenneth J. W. Baggett J. F. Baggett R. C. Biggs J. R. Williford O M. D. Williford Trumma Hillhouse M. Barnett Thomas Nunn Berry Humphreys North Leon River G. D. Haggard C. C. Hillhouse Hazel Dell W. H. Taff Wade Everidge Amos A. Turner W. G. Boulter J. M. Mitchell Copera Creek

Personal Mention Highlights in Comanche and Nearby Towns

Mrs. T. J. Williams visits Waco with daughter and welcomes new grandchild born to Mr. and Mrs. Shear. Dr. I. M. Cochran and Drucilla spend weekend in San Marcos visiting his ill mother. Mrs. J. D. Young and children from Ft. Worth stay in Comanche. Cochran escort to Ft. Worth for a few days. Chief of Police J. N. Littlepage dies. funeral in Austin. Legion convention attendees include J. B. Albeorn and J. D. Slack in San Antonio. Various relatives visit from Abilene Coleman Ft. Worth and Lubbock.

T. J. Williams Waco Coman Shear Shear I. M. Cochran Drucilla San Marcos RSFL Hooker Temple J. D. Young Ft. Worth Comanche J. M. Cochran M. ©. Senter Alvarado Texas Ira Wilson Bk. A. Manning W. G. Dingus Lubbock Dingus O'Donnell Mr. Manning

Highway No 10 Bridge and Culvert Bid Notice

State Highway Department invites bids for bridges and culverts on Highway No 10 from Comanche to Brown county line. No bids were received at the previous setting. if let, work should start within a week and be completed in 100 working days.

Comanche Brown County State Highway Department Highway Department

Better Baby Conference Set for Texas Cotton Palace

The Better Baby Conference will run five days from November 9 to 18 at the Texas Cotton Palace Exposition in Waco. Dr Bustos Ett, Waco pediatrician, with 20 doctors, will help examine entrants daily and identify treatable defects early for long term health benefits. Mrs F E H Llewellen leads the event with nurses Mrs Lee Chase and Mrs Roy Gernan aiding.

Waco Central Texas FE. H. Fleweillen Bustos Ett Lee Chase Llewellen Roy Gernan Cental Texas

Walking cane exhibit at Texas Cotton Palace

D Thornton of Wortham Texas shows two hand carved canes and a wood block puzzle at the Texas Cotton Palace Exposition in Waco November 9 to 18. One cane uses a hundred wood pieces from five states with a 75 hour build time. The other features billiard cue design with a carved marble and twenty eight wood kinds. Thornton, a farmer, works as a pastime using a pocket knife and small saw.

Waco D. Thornton Wortham Texas Thornton Georgia

October school openings and enrollments reported

County Superintendent R. S. Walker visits Sipe Springs and other schools noting record October enrollment at Sipe Springs with 135 pupils. Hasse Public School to open with S. N. Freeman as superintendent. Opening speeches planned at Sidney. Roberson Springs suspends operation for harvest. Amkin Lamkin to open Oct 15 after a one week delay. Brysonville and Proctor report openings. many small schools delaying until after the institute while harvesting continues.

Sipe Springs Public School R. S. Walker Hasse Hasse Public S. N. Freeman Proctor Sidney Roberson Springs School Amkin Lamkin Public School Proctor Proctor Culpepper Comanche Walker Beattie

Try dinner and supper at the Lu Nez Sandwich Shop

A note promotes dining options at the Lu Nez Sandwich Shop offering a special plate lunch for dinner and another for supper.

Lu- Nez

Land Sales This Week From J R Eanes and Company

J R Eanes and Company report multiple land transfers this week. T H Gleaton and wife deed 100 acres of G W Cummings survey to G K Bagley for 1800 dollars. United States Bond and Mortgage Co to J D Mooney 160 acres of M J Edwards survey seven miles south of Comanche for 1800 dollars. Joan C Plott and wife sell 51 acres 6 10 of D H McFaden survey near Beaty to L A and Ed William for 1548 dollars.

J. R. Eanes and Company T. H. Gleaton G. K. Bagley G. W. Cummings Om. Sidney United States Bond and Mortgive Co J. D. Mooney M. J. Edwards Comanche Joan C Plott D. H. MecFaden Beaty L. A Ed William

Apple variety shows strong yield in Comanche county

In Comanche county apple growers report Stark Golden Delicious as promising. Willis King’s 1918 trees near Comanche may yield up to fourteen bushels per tree and command about $3 per bushel. Louis Johnson notes trees rarely fail, pest resistance, and hardiness. W M Durham cites a 100-tree orchard bearing third crop this year, averaging about one and a half bushels per tree, with some over two. The variety is praised for size uniformity, fewer blemishes, and market appeal.

Comanche County Louis Johnson W.M. Durham Willis King Comanche

Dr B A Copass to Speak at First Baptist Church

Dr B A Copass of the South Western Baptist Seminary will preach at First Baptist Church Sunday morning and evening continuing a Genesis sermon series. He arrives in Co mena c he Saturday at the pastor's invitation and will stay over Sunday. Sunday School opens at 9 45 with all departments meeting at 9 30 and evening services at 7 30.

B. A. Copass South Western Baptist Seminary Copass Comeanche Jenkins Forrest Maddox D. D

The Passion Play Shown Free At Baptist Church Friday

A five reel motion picture titled The Passion Play will be shown free at the Baptist church Friday evening starting at 7 45. An invitation is extended to the public. A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Dwight M Brightman Wednesday morning. New Stetson hats and Lion brand hats have arrived in large shipments at Slider and Lacy.

Baptist Church Forrest Maddox D. D Mrs Dwight M. Brightman Slider & Lacy

Sheep and Goat Men Seek Members in Texas Visit

Walter Spears, inspector for the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association of Texas, toured Comanche to recruit members. He cites Texas sheep totals around 4 250 000 and a fall wool clip near 7 500 000 pounds with West Texas warehouses storing the fiber.

Walter Spears West Texas Spears Sam Ashburn Blanket The San Angelo Standard Times

Ownership statement for Comanche Chief weekly 1928

Notary public verifies owner and management details for the Comanche Chief dated October 1 1928. Publisher is The Comanche Publishing Company Comanche Texas editor J C Wilkerson managing editor none business manager W H Carpenter. Owners are J C Wilkerson and W H Carpenter. No bondholders or security holders at 1 percent or more.

Congress Comanche Texas State of Texas Comanche T. C. George W. H. Carpenter The Comanche Publishing Company Texas J. C. Wilkerson Securit TY. C. George

Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promoted by Durham Pharmacy

An advertisement touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for severe gum disease with a money back guarantee. It claims the product heals worst cases when used as directed and distinguishes itself from mouthwash or paste. Sold by Wm. Reese Co. at Durham Pharmacy.

Leto Wm. Reese Co Durham

Church News Brief Highlights New Pastoral Work

The Church of Christ reports Bro. Alvin Mitchell of Hillsboro attended services last Sunday with morning and evening meetings. One baptismal addition occurred at the evening service, and Pro. Mitchell will join for regular work from now on. An open invitation is extended to all to attend all services. Elders.

Alvin Mitchell Hillsboro Mitchell

Fuqua and Gage Tie The Knot In Desdemona Nuptials

J. L. Fuqua and Miss Lucille Gage wed Tuesday evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev. N. E. Gardner. only Gardner family members attended. The couple reside in Desdemona.

J. L. Fuqua Lucille Gage N. E. Gardner Mr. Gardner Mrs. Fuqua Desdemona

Beattie Baptist Church Preaching by Rev J T Beam

Rev J T Beam will preach at Beattie Baptist church in morning at 11 and evening at 7 30. The services are scheduled for Sunday with both hours noted.

J. T. Beam Beattie Baptist Church

Nine 4-H winners head to Dallas Fair from Comanche

Courtesy of Mackey Motor Company two Ford cars carried nine happy boys and county agent J A Barton to the Dallas State Fair Monday morning. The party left the courthouse and planned to return Thursday afternoon. Vernon Davis of Beattie was unable to go. Paul Jones of Sidney replaced him. Other travelers included Less Hattox Cullen Campbell Dale Bay Gayle Hilley J C La Grone Bob Scott George Pratt and Claude Chastain.

Hugh Mackey Motor Company Ford J. A. Barton Dallas Mr. Barton Less Hattox Duster Cullen Campbell Lamkin Dale Bay Robinson Springs Gayle Hilley Sidney J. C. LaGrone Hasse Bob Scott Beattie George Pratt Vandyke Claude Chastain

John D Smith Buried at Carlton

John D Smith, who died from meningitis in Oklahoma City last Sunday, was buried Monday at Carlton at 3 p.m. He was the son of Edgar Smith and resided in Comanche in 1922, where he attended Comanche High School.

John D.D. Smith Oklahoma City Carlton John D Edgar Smith Comanche Comanche High School

Beautiful new ties offered at Slider and Lacy

Slider and Lacy advertise men and youth ties priced as low as 49 cents.

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CHO Co. Wilkersom W. OH. Carpenter Court House News N. RP. Warren M. M. Warren J. A. Lightfoot de Leon T. W. Jackson Lucy Bertram James Hamilton Gustine John C. Platt Ed Williams D. H. McFadden Cormanche-Beattie Road R. C Texas Cotton Palace Pairland Pilling Station Swartz Brysonville Martin Stone Herbert Butler Golda Evans C. E. Sumerlin Betty Wichita Falls Jerome P. Kearby Katherine Kearby J. P. Kearby Jr Flouise Switzer L. R. Brightman Coleman First Baptist Church Church OF Christ John D. Smith Star Telegram Dallas News Dallas Journal Dallas Morning News Supreme Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas New Mexico
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