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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1913

Page

10

Rural Comanche County Rural School Report Summary

County Superintendent W D Jenkins reports 1913 14 rural and town schools in Comanche County total enrollment 5 176 males 3 368 females 1 808 with 1 319 males promoted and 623 females promoted. Corporal punishment declined to 170, suspensions 9, blasphemy 623. Bond taxes 28 valid elections 28, consolidations 8 reducing schools from 80 to 72. Average teacher salaries rise to 68 10 for males and 48 10 for females. 80 schools taught, 45 one teacher 32 two teacher 3 three teacher. Rural scholastics total 4 ? with 2 233 Sunday school attendees. Demonstrates declines in tobacco use and blasphemy, increases in Christian affiliation and attendance. Per note, 9 independent districts over 150 pupils. 17 rural schoolhouses good 40 fair 23 poor. 5 new wood buildings 1 brick. Endorses parental involvement and district improvement.

Amiron Oy Comanche County W. D. Jen Jenkins Divisedoho ST of Sd Ae Ee Os Caiccy Presley Primitive Baptists Bagley Andrew Pounds Soda Springs Gap Newburg Bryson Brysonville Amity Pleasant Valley Suez Live Oak Grove Union Grove Walnut W. D. Jenkins, Co

Oil Gusher at Moran Starts Local Jubilee

Moran Texas residents gathered for an informal jubilee after a gusher was struck two miles west of town. The well, at 2,500 feet depth, gushed twenty feet above the derrick and continued flowing. It is owned by the Producers' Oil Company and may yield 300 to 400 barrels daily, marking the first substantial oil payoff in the field after years of gas finds.

Moran Tex

Boys Defeat Howard Payne 7 to 0 on Local Field

Howard Payne College Brownwood lost to Texas Christian University Fort Worth 7 to 0 on the local field in Brownwood last Saturday afternoon October 25th. A large crowd from Howard Payne and Daniel Baker Colleges watched the heated contest. Lineup lists Churchill captain Griffin left end Maedgon Tankersly.

Howard Payne College of Brownwood Texas Christian University of Fort Worth Brownwood Howard Payne Daniel Baker T.C. U. Churchill Griffin

Quiet Home Wedding Unites Gamble and Switzer

Mr Addison Gamble and Miss Nellie Switzer were married at the bride’s mother home on Sunday October 19. Rev W T Jones of the Methodist church performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Brownwood where the groom has employment. Both are well regarded with many friends.

Addison Gamble Nellie Switzer W. T. Jones Methodist Church Brownwood

Marriage of W. Phillips and Varah Culwell in Macedonia

W. Phillips of Sidney and Varah Culwell of the Macedonia community were united in marriage at the bride's parents home on October 19 at 4 30 p m Rev J C Watkins officiating A large crowd witnessed the ceremony and the couple received best wishes for a calm and successful life together Music by friends of the bride highlighted the event The groom is well known in his country and the bride is a popular Macedonian resident The X Ray joins friends in extending happiness and success

W. ©. Phillips Sidney Comanche County Varah Culwell Macedonia J. C. Watkins X-Ray

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Comanche Resident

A Comanche resident H. J. R. Gille testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved dull backaches nervousness languor and low mood after using the product. He urges others to use the same kidney remedy and notes price and availability from Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY.

Dean Comanche H. J. R. Gille Doan Gille Foster-Milburn Company Buffalo N. Y

Frisco Agent Notes Light Fair Travel This Year

Agent Jessup from Frisco reports the Texas State Fair travel from this section is unusually light for the year. He attributes the dip to short crops and the general lack of money.

Jessup Frisco

Scotch Woolen Tailors Offer Suit Dyeing to Save Money

An advertisement proclaims ad reading helps a housewife cut costs and suggests applying the idea to oneself with Scotch Woolen Tailors dyeing an old suit.

Charlie Weber Hurt in Oil Mill Accident

News from New Braunfels reports Charlie Weber seriously hurt in an oil mill accident last Monday. Weber recently left here to work as a linterman at the New Braunfels mill after years with the local plant, and friends here hope for his speedy recovery.

Charlie Weber New Braunfels Weber Linterman

Blind students pursue law study at University of Texas

Five blind boys study law at the University of Texas with lessons read by a sighted classmate. All attended the state institution for the blind. F. J. Dohman, a blind UT graduate, now teaches mathematics at Harvard University.

University of Texas State Institution For the Blind F. J. Dohman Harvard University Port Lavaca

Comanche Indians Ready for Brownwood Gridiron Clash

The C. H. 8. football team heads to Brownwood Saturday to play the local high school on the gridiron. A strong rivalry exists and the Comanches expect to win. They travel with a large delegation of supporters by Frisco train and by auto.

Brownwood

The Money Monarch Threat in Jeffersonian Editorial

Thomas E. Watson warns that the Glass Owens bill births an absolute money monarch more tyrannical than historic rulers. He claims unlimited corporate power will control railroads, banks, mines, and industry, corrupt public life, and threaten political, commercial, and social death.

India Thomas E. Watson

LIV-VER-LAX Ad From Wm. Reese Drug Co. Promises Relief

An advertisement promotes LIV-VER-LAX from Wm. Reese Drug Co. as a laxative solution. The copy frames a wider market competition among merchants and urges readers to follow ads for trade angles and profits.

Wm. Reese Drug Co

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted as General Tonic

An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a universal tonic to combat fever, debility, loss of appetite, and biliousness. It claims to restore vigor, aid pale children, and act as a liver stimulant, with guarantees from pharmacists.

Grove Seoul

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Baxter's Baxter OFICO East Side Square Baxter Brothers Comanche, Texas Howard Payne College Maedgon Kinney Es Bivins Tacle R. Penn Waggoner Shelton Reeder Clark Ewesneses Freeman Tone Fox C. Penn Sturdivant Mitchell Shelburne Trgo Cue Brownwood High
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