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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
6
Custom grinding offers to grind feed at the field or at a central point for neighborhoods with a large job. Peanut hay priced at 15 cents per unit. Contact via Howard Company, phone 119 John.
Seven members of the Duster Chapter joined Future Farmer Day at the State Fair with a parade of about 2500 boys led by the Texas F. A. Band. Proctor, Comanche, Gustine and other chapters sent delegations to Dallas for two days of F. F. A. activities including exhibits, football games, and farm tours.
Clothing and canned goods will be sent to Buckner Orphans Home on October 1st, with drop off at Riley's Grocery under the Baptist W M A. Howard Kilpatrick carries fresh radio batteries. Fleming Switzer, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Switzer of Comanche, works as a pharmacist in Honolulu. Mrs Geo W Tate and Mrs J F Primm visited Miss Elizabeth Tate in Denton and at the Dallas Fair over the weekend. Ruth Atwood reports her son Cecil Jack had his tonsils removed at a German hospital recently.
County Agent reports farmers broadly pleased with the cattle buy program despite not securing all 7 000 head. Checks arrive in 3 to 4 weeks as drought-driven demand and limited funds created uneven State and county allotments and delays.
The tallest scaffold ever erected reaches the 555 foot level on the Washington monument as workmen repair and wash the marble shaft. Local residents and visitors, including W P Duckett at a District Telephone Convention in Sherman, are noted among a long list of social mentions and travels across nearby towns.
Mrs. D. FB Franks and daughter Velda attended Primitive Baptist services at Dublin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Russell of Austin spent the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Russell.
Mr and Mrs Weldon Webb and their children of Brownwood spent the weekend with Mrs D C Bailey the parents of Mrs Webb in town.
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