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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
4
A newspaper promotion offers $100 in prizes for Chief readers who subscribe or renew between October 14 and December 1. For every dollar paid, a ticket is earned, and tickets enter a sealed receptacle for a Dec 2 drawing. Prizes range from $5 to $50 with multiple chances, and tickets may be mailed if the winner cannot attend.
County farmers have faced closures and the town must protect markets for produce. The Comanche Milling Company led by Mr. Shelton and his brother supplies home feeds, buys local grain, and offers fair prices. Supporting them keeps Comanche County money circulating locally.
Edmund A Kubala and Mary Richardson announced their marriage on Tuesday October 10 at the home of County Judge K J Hart. The couple then traveled to Corpus Christi for a short visit. Kubala is the son of Bee county residents Valentine and Mrs Kubala. Richardson came from Electra and has been living with Mr and Mrs John Baker and worked at the local telephone exchange.
Constance Talmadge stars as Polly Meacham in Polly of the Follies, a First National film written for her by John Emerson and Anita Loos. Polly aims to climb from modest roots to Broadway glory, with scenes set in the Ziegfeld Follies. Critics hail the picture as among Miss Talmadge’s best.
Mrs. Kirby offers eighteen skeins of undyed white yarn spun and carded by hand. She can dye to any color or you may dye it yourself. The yarn is 100 percent wool with no cotton and touted for long wear. Sample available at the Chief office of phone Tailors, Mrs. Kirby, No. 433.
The New Orleans federal court ruled it had no jurisdiction to order the Secretary of State to publish the name Peddy on election ballots. The decision also refused to rule on other issues raised by both sides.
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