Community notices from Comanche and surrounding towns
A roundup of local movements with residents and visitors in Comanche Texas and nearby towns. Notables include Dr. O R Houghton in the Masonic building, visits by families to Dallas and Fort Worth, jurors in district court, teachers traveling to stake fairs, and local business and professional men on various errands.
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O. R. Houghton
Masonic Building
Comanche
Texas
Comanche Indians Top Waco Highs 33 to 7 in Friendly
The Comanche Indians defeated the Waco Highs 33 to 7 on the local gridiron last Saturday. Wacos scored first with a first quarter TD and goal, but Comanches dominated the second half with repeated drives and long runs. A banquet followed, and Comanche travels to Brownwood Saturday to face Brownwood High with strong support expected.
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Waco
Wacos
Comanches
Brownwood
Comanche News Roundup Highlights Local Visitors
Tom Gaston of Henderson in town visiting, drawing local attention. Walter and Mrs. Garner return to Comanche from Dallas to make it their future home. Rev. L. Cartwright seeks return to First Methodist Church after sermon prior to conference. Ferenc Wiesendanger visiting from British Columbia to see parents after six years. Elbert Lawless, recovering from tonhoid fever in Hunt county, arrives weak on a cot. Chamber of Commerce to host pumpkin pie and coffee service Saturday afternoon.
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Tom Gaston
Comanche
Henderson
Tom
Walter Garner
Dallas
Walter
L. Cartwright
First Methodist Church
Ferenc Wiesendanger
British Columbia
Ulrich
Chicago
Emile
Gallup
New Mexico
Paul
Oklahoma
Elbert Lawless
Hunt County
Caddo
Lawless
F .M. O’rear
Gum Springs
Bankrupt sale of eighty four acre Comanche farm
Trustee Geo W Steere offers eighty four acre farm on Comanche and May road in Comanche county once held by G L Garrison. E L Wallace resides on the property. Prospective buyers are urged to name a price and contact Jer ome P Kearby for details.
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Comanche
de Leon
C. A. Hitt
Advis
Thomas J. Mitchell
Comanche County
G. L. Garrison
Comanche and
May Road
E. L. Wallace
Jerome P. Kearby
Geo. W. Steere
Fort Worth
Texas
Local Store Ad Highlights November Specials
An old newspaper classified ad notes LIV-VER LAX liver reg ular from Wm Reese Drug Co. It also promotes a special price on granite ware for Saturday November 1 and mentions The 5 and 10 Store with a reference to another page ad.
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Howard Kilpatrick
J. R. Daniels
Wilson
Lee Butler
Proctor
W. D. Lusk
Beattie
Welborn Dunlap
Meridian
Dora Palmer
Jack Hardy
Morna McNeill
Mercer's Gap
Ethan Wetzel
Marlin
Arman Wetzel
Don Coker
Carl Hardin
Stephenville
E. V. Pollan
C. E. Connor
DeLeon
Ada Harvey
Gustine
C. L. Anderson
Baby
Menard
W. R. Harris
Dr. Brown
Judge Woodward
Coleman
District Court
Davis Mason
Killeen
Fred Hughes
Temple
W. F. Durham
Ruby
Lillian
J. P. Hoff
Galveston
Jim Carter
Plainview
Dessie
Minnie McTherson
J. F. Redwine
Sidney
Dingler
Redwine
J. F. Palmer
N. L. Durham
A. Lee Boyd
National Life Association of Demoines
Iawa
Fred Montgomery
Harvey Durham
Ernest Dingwall
Tobe Howze
Forest Reeves
W. D. Lane
Claude George
Harris Charnquist
Green Herring
W. G. Streety
Collin George
Bateman & Hickman
Dublin
Brownsville
H. L. Ardis
Hamilton-Brown
Men’s County Club
Price
Fifth Avenue
Sir Leather
Reaper
Hamilton Button
Picnie
Hamilton
U.S
W. L. Douglas
Neely-Harris-Cunningham CO
Chamber of Commerce
L EK. Ozburn
Atwood Brothers
D. H. Cunningham, Jr
L. T. Cunningham
F. N. Burton
B. F. Grimes
McPherson House
Ernest Croft
M.S. Gaines
The
Commercial Grain & Commission Co
Adv
Proctor, Tex
First National Bank
Gaines
W. R. Clark
Newburg
R. T. Cunningham
Jack London
Good Soldier
United States
California
Army
Navy
Guaranty State Bank
Guaranty Fund
State of Texas
First State Bank OF
Ripon
Astrachan
Roberson Sisters & Co
North Side Square