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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
13
Inquiry warns that the seller will not part with their silage at any price. They urge buyers to contact them immediately for an Indiana Silo and insist on immediate communication without delay.
Three million Red Cross Christmas Seals arrived in Austin for the 1913 Texas campaign. The drive funds hospital care, county and federal tuberculosis hospitals, and public health exhibits. Major cities led sales, with Austin and others contributing to a state program financed by the Red Cross Seal.
L M Ward of Sherman urges democracy in city building and robust local press support as essential. He stresses parks and public spaces, and warns against profit driven institutes. Peter Radford of the Texas Farmers' Union promotes cooperative farming and shared effort to boost profitability and reduce mistakes.
The world owes every man a living but every man must collect it. True farmer success lies in diversified farming. The better the attention the cow receives the better the milk. As we ease field work, we must not forget the...
A country Yankee and a Jewish clothing salesman exchange a brief, pointed joke in a Maine village setting. The Yankee boasts of no Jews in his hometown, prompting the Jew to retort that is why it is a village. The exchange highlights cultural and regional differences with a sharp, humorous edge.
Comanche and Mercer's Gap lodges 1. O. O. F. degree teams met in a city contest Tuesday. Comanche earned the victory while about 150 attended a post contest banquet hosted by the Rebekkahs in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Members listed for both teams.
Frank Redwine of the Sidney community wed Miss Bettie Dena Helms on Monday in Corsicana. A former deputy county clerk and city school teacher, Redwine is well known for his character. They plan to live on his farm near Sidney, with the Chief Exponent offering congratulations and best wishes.
The Brown County Commissioners' Court reconsidered and kept Mr. C F Ward as government demonstration agent for the coming year. A tie vote was broken by County Judge Sweet, affirming Ward's retention after public support voiced by farmers and the Bulletin. The article credits publicity for the decision.
Lost on Gustine road between court house and three miles out. Reward of five dollars offered for the return of one 36x4 automobile tire to this office.
Manager Cardwell of the Majestic plans to enlarge and rearrange the show house. He will extend the building twenty to twenty five feet, add a rear stage, and reseat the interior. After completion Comanche will have one of the best small show houses in Central Texas.
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