Scudder Tells Of Peanut Meeting Here Saturday
Two and ten peanut farmers attended a Comanche meeting Oct 19 to learn about a newly organized marketing association led by W. B. Starr of Cisco and T. D. Robinett of De Leon. Starr described price supports and a 93 cent per bushel rate for number ones, 87 cents for number twos, financed by the Federal Finance Corporation to stabilize peanut prices.
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Comanche
Marketing Association
W. B. Starr
Cisco
T. D. Robinett
de Leon
Starr
Federal Finance Corporation
AAA
A. M. Dickson
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
The
Texas Agricultural Association
C. W. Lehmburg
Elmo V. Cook
Eastland
G. D. Everett
Stephenville
Lehmburg
Cook
Scudder
Townsend Club To Hold Meet Sunday
The Townsend Club invites all business and professional people to a fourth Sunday meeting at three p m in the district court room. Hon Fred O Jaye of De Leon will deliver a talk on the Townsend Plan supported by music from home talent. The previous session drew about one hundred attendees and the club urges strong participation. Kilpatrick's Hardware Store advertises radio battery savings with rising prices.
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Townsend
Fred O. Jaye
de Leon
Jaye
17Th Congressional District
L. H. Mer
Miss Irene Ladd and Fred Thorp Married at City Office
Fred Thorp of Comanche and Irene Ladd wed Saturday night in a ceremony led by Justice George C. Wetzel at the county courthouse. The couple will reside in Comanche with an apartment at the J. W. Butler home. Thorp, son of Jack Thorp, works as a clerk at the A and P Food Store. Mrs. Thorp is the daughter of Mrs. T. K. Ladd of Creamer.
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Hamilton
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Fort Worth
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Teachers College
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Harold
Austin
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John Reese
Pecos
Comanche
D. Charles Clarke
J. W. St. Clair
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Texas Wesleyan College
Baylor University
Waco
Alice Hamilton
T. J. Collins
Russell Atkinson
L. B. Russell
Brooklyn
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Houston
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Bigbee
Johnbee
Mrs. Barbee
Big Spring
Amarillo
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H. L. Creamer
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Irene Ladd
George C. Wetzel
Court House
Thorp
J. W. Butler
Jack Thorp
T. K. Ladd
Creamer
W H Glasgow Buried At Lamkin
W H Glasgow longtime Comanche County resident died in Brownwood hospital on Oct 9. Funeral held at his Lamkin home with Rev Len Dalton and Rev Gipson. Burial in Midway Cemetery. Survived by eleven children, 27 grandchildren, and many friends. He was born July 8 1853 in Alabama and moved to Comanche in 1891.
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Comanche County
Brownwood Hospital
Lamkin
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Gipson
Carlton
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Alabama
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Ballinger
Comanche
Glasgow
Tom Glasgow
J. E. Miller
Leonard Glasgow
Stephenville
Wilks Glasgow
E. B. Smith
Tobe Lynch
Gustine
Card of Thanks for A B Guthrie
The Guthrie family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of A B Guthrie at Sidney. They express gratitude and blessing from Mrs. A B Guthrie and children. The ad then promotes garment repairs and alterations by a local tailor near the jail with contact by phone.
Left slor crowds sleep aid and gas relief ad
An advertisement from The Wm. Reese Drug Co promotes a sleep aid for stomach gas preventing side sleeping. It claims one dose relieves gas and poisons, helping the user sleep soundly all night, and lists items including Warranty Deeds at Chief Offices and Semi-Weekly Farm News priced at $1.50.
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Wm. Reese Drug Co
Thanks for sympathy and floral offerings after baby's death
The McPherson family thanks friends and neighbors for kind deeds and words of sympathy and for floral tributes after the death and burial of baby Gayle Basil McPherson. May God’s blessings rest upon you all, from the mother, father, sisters, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. B. McPherson and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Campbell, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Williams.
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Gayle Basil McPherson
L. B. McPherson
Lee Campbell
J. F. Williams
Get your adding machine paper at The Chief Office
A local notice directs readers to obtain adding machine paper at The Chief Office. The brief item emphasizes available stock and location for procurement.
Poorly Nourished Women They Just Can't Hold Up
An advertisement urges women to seek nourishment through Cardus for lack of appetite poor digestion and nervous fatigue. It claims mothers have recommended Cardus to daughters for over fifty years and invites readers to consult a physician if no benefit is seen.
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Cardus
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