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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1924
Page
7
A sermon outline on Luke 15 11 24 centers on the father in the prodigal tale. It traces the son’s departure and degeneration and the gradual restoration, emphasizing God’s heart of love and forgiveness and the need for true repentance with action.
Poetic fragment references flour, gold, and a divine token reaching heaven attributed to Dickens style. The line reads like a cryptic, literary aside with no clear news event or人物.
A compact reflection notes that a few energetic adversaries can drive success more than many friends. It emphasizes competitive pressure and combativity as catalysts for achievement. The idea appears in a brisk aphoristic style typical of period commentary.
A compact reflection notes that steady, purposeful business yields better results than hurried effort, echoing Bulwer Lytton’s keen eye for enterprise and efficiency. The saying contrasts methodical work with haste, emphasizing discipline and progress over rush.
A succinct note on how a temper lost cannot be recovered, suggesting permanence of emotional outbursts and the lasting impact of anger over ongoing periods.
The Comanche Chief lists declared Democratic primary candidates including Walter C C Woodward for State Senator Joee H Eidson for District Judge Jesse C Shipman for District Attorney W H Gorf for District Clerk Thomas J Renfro for Representative Ir A Lurker for County Judge Tom F Reese for County Attorney J T Gilbreath for Sheriff J W Reese for Tax Collector A J (Jack) McGuire for Tax Assessor L L Gantz for County Superintendent H L Gantz reelection for Commissioner Precinct 1 D L Morris for Commissioner Precinct 1 J T Moopy for Commissioner Precinct 2 C E Estes Gene Estes for Commissioner Precinct 3 J P Graham reelection for Justice of the Peace Precinct 1
The Gustine public schools are expanding vocational training this year adding animal and plant husbandry alongside shop week. The Gustine Tribune praises practical education, noting early life-work planning benefits and the potential to prepare students for trades or professions, urging continued progress.
Rising Star Texas sees a major sale as L D Parks Lanham Crown and W B Tyler transfer the Rising Star Gas Company to Tom Bryant and A G Crabb of Cross Plains. The deal includes the distribution system sixty acre lease gas well and pipelines making Bryant and Crabb owners in Rising Star Cross Plains Pioneer and Burkett. A second note advertises Liquid Ter ozone a wound healing remedy sold by Paris Smith at 30c Dec and 1 20.
Wesley Couch, co partner of the Stacy Couch Motor Company, has sold his stake to Mr Stacy. He plans to move west and enter another automobile venture. The Stacy Couch Motor Company has purchased the Ford agency and will rename the firm the Stacy Motor Co.
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