Comanche businessmen pledge county wide agricultural coop
Comanche Chamber of Commerce members vow to work with farmers to improve marketing methods and attract better livestock, aiming to organize Corn Clubs Pig Clubs and canning groups. They urge a county demonstration agent and a fall fair to boost diversified farming and ensure farmers receive fair prices.
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T. C. U. Pollywogs to Meet American Legion in Afternoon Game
The T. C. U. Pollywogs from Fort Worth face the American Legion team this afternoon at 4 15 on the high school grounds. The Legion has shown strong play in recent games and improves weekly while T. C. U. is praised as the season's surprise with its best squad yet. Don’t miss the opening whistle. Read our Want Ad. Columns.
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Important notice to farmers and business men generally
Comanche County faces idle farmland and unrest from market conditions. The Chamber of Commerce urges all citizens to cultivate land and improve markets so farmers earn full value. Attend the meeting at 1 30 p m on November 1 to share views and unite for a better county and towns.
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Local Couple Weds in Comanche Ceremony
Miss Gladys Cox of Gustine and P. T. Smith of Carlton were married last Sunday after church services at Rev. J. D. Smoot’s home with Mr. Smart officiating. Cox worked at the Cash Store in Gustine. Smith is a Carlton farmer. Will Cox, her father, is a well known county figure. The Chief and many friends extend best wishes.
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Gustine
P. T. Smith
Carlton
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Comanche
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Brownwood Visitor Pentice Womble Highlighted
Mr. Pentice Womble visited Brownwood last week, marking a noted local appearance with no further details provided.
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Brownwood
Indians Beat Oak Cliff 6 to 0 in Muddy Saturday Game
Comanche Indians defeated Oak Cliff 6 to 0 as rain and deep mud slowed play. Captain Martin scored the lone touchdown after a fumbled punt set the visitors back, with Reese and Gill starring in steady drives and punting. The win cements Comanche as a strong high school football unit this season.
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W. King
Ucte
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Weekley Reese
F. B
Moore
Mayte
A Rousing Call to Vote on America’s Future At De Leon
Protest against the League of Nations urges voters to uphold American institutions and traditional justice. T. S. Fitzgerald of De Leon urges choosing liberty, independence, and a strong national stance over entangling alliances and foreign conflicts.
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Brnny
League of Nations
T. S. Fitzgerald
de Leon
Texas
Stores to Close on Armistice Day Observance
Businesses and professional offices will close on November 11 to celebrate the World War end. Most open after 6 p m if they choose. The Legion asks shoppers to use November 10 for purchases and avoid opening on the 11th. A single 2 pm matinee and a second show at night are planned. restaurants and ginas will stay open as usual.
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Gina
Armistice Day plans outlined by American Legion
The American Legion held a Sunday meeting and formed a committee to arrange Armistice Day activities in Comanche on November 11. The group secured business closures, a holiday for public schools, and a big afternoon football game with the Texas Motor Car Co. team. A parade of ex-soldiers is planned, uniforms encouraged, and a courthouse meeting set to finalize a program.
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Armstrong Cox
Mark Callaway
Dwight Brightman
E. V. Fugatt
Ray Hoff
Legion
Texas Motor Car Co
Court House
Cedee Ee
Grant E Legion
H. Pat Sullivan
Ross Brittain
First Church Screen Show Delights Comanche Audience
At the Christian Church last Sunday night the first motion picture program drew a well filled house despite bad weather. Pastor C C Klingman spoke briefly on home as civil foundation, preparing for The Home-keeping of Jim shown in two reels. The event marked the church’s first moving picture program in Comanche and organizers promise ongoing weekly shows with music by Mrs. D Charels Clarke and others.
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Jim
Comanche
D. Charels Clarke
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Mahler
Wilkerson
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Mackey
Yor Gale New Red Bungalow With Bath and Two Rooms
A new red bungalow named Yor Gale features a bathroom and two rooms. The compact home emphasizes simple comfort and practical layout for small households.
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