Local Screen Stars Highlighted in Edison Friday Program
A Friday program spotlights performers including Mary Fuller Marc MacDermott Augustus Phillips Robert Brower Mabel Trunnelle and William Wadsworth in a classic Edison release.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
4
A Friday program spotlights performers including Mary Fuller Marc MacDermott Augustus Phillips Robert Brower Mabel Trunnelle and William Wadsworth in a classic Edison release.
H B Wade asserts sixty acres will yield forty five bales of cotton on his demonstration farm and credits wide-row cultivation and government methods. He cites Comanche county funds and the tomato club as proof of benefits and criticizes local officials for ending the program.
County discusses the matter with Mr. Wade and suggests that full details could aid residents of the county.
A rural community analysis notes tenant farmers move in fall as farms sell and occupancy shifts. This instability hurts property, roads, schools, and churches and prompts a call to study causes. The piece urges hospitality to newcomers and applying the Golden Rule to attract and retain settlers.
Martin Co sells extra high patent flour from Wichita and Stamford mills at $2.75 per sack with guarantee.
A double barrel hammerless shotgun in a tan leather case is missing along a road through Jim Helmsley’s pasture. Returning the gun to this office will be rewarded.
In market items, dry goods hardware and groceries offered by Martin Company. Also rental notice for a four room residence in the western part of town listed by A. B. Queen.
Reports describe German forces pressed on Antwerp coast with Belgian and Allied defense holding. Fighting around Lille remains intense as Germans push west, while in the east Russians reportedly maintain control of the east bank of the Vistula. A plague outbreak disrupts both sides, naval raids continue with damage to British shipping, and Germany readies its Baltic fleet for possible action.
R 8 Kelly of Greensburg Kansas recalls a 1874 journey to Comanche county with relatives seeking fortune. The writer details a missing cousin Joe Woodall who vanished after returning toward Dallas, a mystery spanning forty years with no word from the lad or his kin. He reflects on time and change since then.
A new fall clothing line arrives at Martin Co’s offering fits for men and boys and inviting customers to bring their fathers. The store emphasizes accessible sizing and family-friendly options in the season’s latest apparel.
Holman and Bonner advertise multiple farms: 170 acres with 105 cultivated ten miles north of Comanche. 106 acres with about 75 cultivated near Sidney. 300 acres with 100 acres in Johnson grass south of Comanche. 100 acres with about half cultivated south of Comanche. 87 acres south of Comanche with 45 cultivated and 50 acres nearly north of Comanche. 207 acres about 75 cultivated fourteen miles south of Comanche.
Miss Leah Allen left for Gustine Saturday where she will be employed as teacher in the Gustine school the coming term.
Martin Co advertises guaranteed double blade axes at $1.15 each and single blade axes at 90 cents, detailing a metal tool sale.
Local user R E Roberts of Homer City Pa praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy calling it reliable and effective after years of use. For sale by all dealers.
Wanted horses from 15 to 16 hands high five to eight years old sound in good flesh. Bring them in. Located at Star Yard. Contact C M Albin at seven to ten pence.
A full stock of clean millinery is offered at low prices. Customers are invited to come and see the selection at Martin Co for bargains on hats and related items.
On the eve of adjournment for the third called session Governor Colquitt learns the Attorney General says the Executive cannot call a special session of the Thirty-fourth Legislature. Any future special session would involve only the Thirty-third members, complicating plans on cotton acreage reduction moratorium the Bank of Texas bill and oil militia divorcee laws.
November third is election day with votes for all state and county offices across the United States. In Texas amendments to the state constitution face approval or rejection, with representation in conventions based on county votes. Citizens are urged to fulfill their duty, register, and cast ballots as outlined in four weeks of notices.
C W Green formerly of Comanche now residing in Moran visited Comanche last Tuesday and called on the Chief during his trip while shopping for a complete line of ladies and gents shoes at Martin Company's store.
A valuable dressing for flesh wounds burns scalds old sores rash and chafed skin is Ballards Snow Liniment. It is advertised as healing and antiseptic with bottles priced at 25e 50e and 1.00 sold by Paris Smith.
A G Lovejoy of Dallas is in Comanche for several days to handle district court business and reconnect with old friends.
Classified notice states Martin Co. offers highest prices for butter and eggs. Also advertises a rental: FOR RENT T. C. Moore residence south of railroad, contact R. H. Moore by phone or in person.
Personal mentions from Comanche Texas list local visits and trips. Names include Dr. O R Houghton at the Masonic building, Mrs S J Hicks in Belton, Jerome Kearby at the Dallas fair, Albert Anderson at the stock show, and Charley Dobbs visiting home folks.
Mrs. Harry Brin and her child returned Tuesday from Da where they visited relatives and attended the fair.
Martin Co offers a double wagon harness bodie inch tug priced at $15.00. This item appears as a catalog or sale listing from Martin Company with price and product details.
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