Turkeys Fed on Corn and Grasshoppers Across Local Farms
The article notes several turkey operations: Parrett raises turkeys with grasshoppers from a creek and daily yellow corn feed. Mrs. J. M. Boykin of Newbury has 120 birds fattened on yellow corn. Zett Edwards and family in Harmony plan fattening with mash and gray chert. Ed Summer and wife of Whitville rear 200 turkeys started Oct 1 with barley and will add yellow corn soon. Peerless Produce Co supplies cream and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrett
Biide
J. M. Boykin
Newbure
Zett Edwards
Harmony Community
Edwards
Ed Summer
Whitville
Grammar School Honor Roll Honors Read Like Fractured List
A battered OCR lists grade by grade names for Wynn Mae Dillard Eugene Huggins Catherine Payne Richard Slider Ellen Anthony Ruth Goosby Harold Hoffman Reta Isham Mary Fracis Mackey Joy McPherson Hart C Shoe maker Ray Esmond Wallace Garry Palmer Traci Cochran Christine Coleman Virginia Walker Joe Wyche Ruby Jean Redwine Edna Liouse Homes Geneva Boen Leo Hoffman Marytell White Dorothy Cauley Louise Goosby Cloda Wyche Gipsy Ine Weis Nadine Keith Nan Shelton Hardie Jones Wanda Blevins Katherine McCrary Rubber dating stamps Best Grade 75c each at Comanche Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynn Mae Dillard
Eugene Huggins
Catherine Payne
Richard Slider
Ellen Anthony
Ruth Goosby
Harold Hoffman
Reta Isham
Mary Fracis Mackey
Joy McPherson
Hart C
Ray Esmond Wallace
Garry Palmer
Traci Cochran
Christine Coleman
Virginia Walker
Joe Wyche
Ruby Jean Redwine
Edna Liouse Homes
Geneva Boen
Leo Hoffman
Mary Tell White
Dorothy Cauley
Louise Goosby
Cloda Wyche
Gipsy Ine Weis
Nadine Keith
Nan Shelton
Hardie Jones
Wanda Blevins
Katherine McCrary
Cotton Report Shows Bales Ginned in Comanche County
Ginning up to October 1 1929 totals 3337 bales versus 3095 on the same date last year per John H Harris Special Agent. Comanche Cotton Yard receipts reach 2390 bales for the season, down from 2007 on the corresponding date last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
John H. Harri
Comanche Cotton Yard
Indians Win Again In a Tough Parkers Fight
The Indians advance after a series of end runs and line bucks with Dudley scoring from the five and again from the two line. Dodson and Meyers aided by Greer and Stephens helped steer a strong team effort while Parkers Henslee fought back with several solid runs and passes but lacked forward wall support. Comanche opened with solid gains though Desdemona held the line, as substitutions shuffled the lineups and kept the tempo high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Meyers
Dodson
Miller
Greer
Stephens
Comanche
Parkers
Desdemona
Smith
Everett
Headlinesman
Boswell
Barrett
Carr
Des
Dutton
Mewhorn
Redwine
Marsehall
Helmsley
Salyer
Long
Hood
Waldrop
Lake
Thomas
Comanche Steam Laundry Ad Promises Quality Service
Miss Annie Irby of Dallas visits Miss Iva Hart. Mr and Mrs John Hornbuckle depart for Sterling City to settle there. PEANUT Bags at Higginbothams. Higginbothams advertises laundry services promising care for wash rain or shine with specialty in silky woolens and delicate fabrics. Comanche Steam Laundry guarantees all work and invites a trial, phone 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Steam Laundry
Schools Set to Open Monday Across District
Cotton Grove School resumes an eight month term with principal Mrs. J. H. Harris and assistants Miss Florence Harris and De Alva Gryder 15. Cross Roads School begins a seven months term led by Principal Miss Pearl Boyd with primary teacher Mrs. Harl Pinkard. Van Dyke School opens for seven months as J. B. Layne starts his forty fifth term, joined by teachers Miss Grace Donahco and Miss Opal Beaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Grove
J. H. Harris
Florence Harris
de Alva Gryder
Assnstanta
Cross Roads School
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Marcy Lee
Colon
Garner -Alvisco
Comanche’s
Cour
Peerless Produce Co
Grammar School
Comanche Chief
Cotton Report
W.H. Rowland
Comanche, Texas
Annie Irby
Dallas
Iva Hart
John Hornbuckle
Sterling City
Higginbothams
Clara Bow
Bob Stanion
Coleman
Selif i
Swifts
Tan
China Oats
Pride OF
Perry
Masonic Temple
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