Democratic Committee Forms Drive to Fund Campaigns
Walter C. Woodward of Cole Plan leads the 26th Texas senatorial district finance committee in a fundraising appeal. Democrats appoint precinct chairmen across counties to mobilize funds and urge voter contributions with local leaders named in Comanche, De Leon, Sipe Springs, Gap, Sidney, Bibb, Whitville, Mercer Gap and other towns.
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Walter C. Woodward
Cole- Plan
Texas
Comryign
H. Burks
Combanche County
Burks
A. 8. Harris
E. W. Harris
F. E. Adams
Jeff Reese
Jeff Reese Jno. D. Waring
J. R. Eanes
Coanche
Comanche
A. E. Hampton
de Leon
Jno. Platt
Sipe Springs
Jno
Loudermilk
Downing
R. Croft Roberts
Beattie
Comanche Men Perfect Auto Accessory
Chas Howard and Hart Shoemaker have developed a vaporizer to boost mileage per gallon. After a year of effort they demonstrate the device with hand control as a practical feature. Test runs show averages of 26 miles per ton on ordinary roads, highlighting local pride and support for their venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Howard and
Hart
Hey
Coutry
New Model Ford and Tick Fever Vaccine Demo
Dr. J. J. Brownlee will demonstrate vaccination and cure for tick fever in Comanche on the first Monday at Star Yard. He has treated and vaccinated over a thousand cattle with high success and guarantees a cure if fever stays below 105 degrees. Phone 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brownlee
Veteringman
Comanche
Star Yard
Kilpatrick and Son Harness Goods Store Ad
If you are in the market for harness goods it will pay you to visit our store Kilpatrick and Son.
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Kilpatrick & Son
County committee seeks donations for Democrats in doubtful states
A county chairmanship letter asks precinct leaders to raise 500 dollars for the National Campaign Finance Committee. The plan divides the goal into 250 dollars locally in Comanche and 250 across other parts of the county, urging two helpers per precinct and listing possible small contributions from many supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Comanche
H. Burks
Wilson
EB. W. Harris
Rural carrier injured in runaway incident
Murt Sullivan, a rural carrier, was bruised when his horse spooked and the buggy veered into a ditch. He escaped serious harm, though he suffered cuts over 50 areas and damage to an ear, and has since stayed in his room but can move about.
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Murt Sullivan
Murt
County Institute to Convene at High School Monday
The County Teachers' Institute opens its week with a session Monday at 9 a.m. at the high school, inviting educators to attend the program and discussions for the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Institute
County Teachers’ Institute
Livery Stable Sold to Dee Stuart This Week
J. T. Moody sold his livery stable this week and Dee Stuart takes charge immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Moody
Dee Stuart
Mr. Stuart
Melon Growers Form Progressive Association
The Melon Growers Association of the county met at the Y M E L office to form a permanent organization. R T Jones was elected president C M Marshall vice president and A S Harris secretary. A 100 acre target was set to ship a car of melons daily with Tom Watson melons favored. Next meeting is September 16 at 2 pm.
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Melon Growers Association
R. T. Jones
C. M. Marshall
A. S. Harris
C. A. Johnson
J. B. Payne
A. J. Hannah
Tom Watson
D. G.hurst
J. M. Summers
J. M. Harris
N. H. Payne
Jesse Cuthbertson
J. P. King
I. (. Summers
Jim Stevenson
J. C. Dunn
Wagon Yard Changes Hands In Local Transfer
Dr. J. L. Vaughan purchased the Star Wagon Yard from Mr. Grissom, with Clarence Albin continuing as operator for several years. Mr. Grissom then takes charge of the City Wagon Yard, both men known as experienced yard men and promising excellent service to the public.
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J. L. Vaughan
Star Wagon Yard
Comanche Public Schools Open With Strong Faculty
Comanche schools begin Monday September 11 with an unusually strong faculty from grades through high school. E. Y. Freeland will represent the athletic end of the faculty. The board orders the compulsory period to start January 2 and run 60 days as required by law the first year. Teachers’ Institute will be held September 4 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
E. Y. Freeland
Teachers’ Institute
Hk. F. Holloway
Social gathering at the Williams residence entertains guests
The home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Williams hosted a Friday evening party given by Mr. Harold and Miss Maidee. Bunco was the featured game and a Victrola provided music. Refreshments of cake and cream were served.
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T. J. Williams
Harold
Miss Maidee
Buneo
National Guard enlistment notice from Brownwood
Wireless dispatch from Brownwood urges Comanche residents to join the Texas National Guard. Recruits should write Sgt. Lewis Richards at the Brownwood recruiting station, with transportation and expenses provided. The message circulated via the Boy Scout Station, which lacks a transmitting set but hopes for future connection.
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Brownwood
Comanche
Texas National Guard
Lewis Richards
James Hayes
Boy Scout
Carl House
Offer for S. P. Choate house in Comanche Texas
Jno A Lanius administrator Bovtham Texas issues offer to trade for the S P Choate house and lot in Comanche with a stated willingness to negotiate. The communication requests a formal reply to confirm serious business intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Choate
Comanche
Jno
A. Lanius
M. D
Bovtham
Texas
Miss Julia Gamble Promotes New Millinery Styles at Burks Mercantile
Experienced trimmer and designer Miss Julia Gamble invites ladies to Burks Mercantile Co to view the newest and latest millinery styles.
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Burks Mercantile Co
Julia Gamble
Council appoints W W Cox as city marshal
The City Council appointed W W Cox to succeed A F Blue who resigned. Cox has served as deputy sheriff and is well known locally. He is expected to be an excellent officer for the city of Comanche.
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W W. Cox
A. F. Blue
Cox
Methodist Protracted Meeting Closes at Gustine
The Gustine protracted meeting closed Sunday after a very successful and profitable run with numerous conversions especially among young men. Many reclamations and additions to the church followed as excellent crowds attended, often over half the attendees could not be seated. Rev White assused Rev Wilson in the SERVIERS.
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Gustine
White
Wilson
Serviers
Burks Mercantile Debuts Men’s Fall Suits Display
Burks Mercantile Co presents a first showing of fall men’s suits now on display with Higginbotham noted in the caption.
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Higginbotham
Tuesday parties fans Miss Mayberry and Miss Donaho
Tuesday Miss Mayberry and Miss Donaho entertained many friends at a Majestic show after the performance. They then visited Miss Mayberry’s home for a pleasant evening of merrymaking and refreshments.
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Sheilye Mayberry
Christine Donaho
Miss Mayberry
Party Honoring Miss Oberthier and Marsh Girls
Mrs. R. H. Moore hosted a morning party for a group of girls honoring Miss Elizabeth Oberthier and Miss Mary and Lorene Marsh. Dancing and refreshments of ice cream and cake were enjoyed by attendees. Present were Shellye Mayberry, Winnie Burks, Ernestine Atwood, Velma Atwood, Louise Burks, Christine Donaho, Mary Reeves, Nellie Eanes, Elizabeth Oberthier, Mary Marsh, Lorene Marsh, Glennie Hoff, Sarah Thomas, Frances Orand, Laura Lou Waring.
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Louise Burks
John Cunningham
Ernestine Atwood
Bonita Webb
Christine Donaho
Winnie Burks
Shellye Mayberry
Ida Mae Switzer
Glennie Hoff
Laura Lou Waring
Nellie Eanes
Mary Reeves
Mary and
Lorene Marsh
San Angelo
Elizabeth Oberthier
Hereford
Frances Orand
Waco
Messrs
Wm. Chilton
Jno
D. Waring
Lane Godbold
Frank Mayes
Jamie Clarke
Marion Reeves
Tom F. Reese
Max Prentice
Brownwood
Harold Williams
Edward Holman
Thelma Coleman
Velma
Mary Lee Cadenhead
Nena Mullings
Nellie Kanes
Ona Kile
DeLeon
Sarah Thomas
Burks Mercantile Co. Offers Four-in-Hand and Bat Wing Ties
Young men urged to purchase new neckwear from The Burks Mercantile Co. featuring four-in-hand and bat wing styles offered for current season wear.
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Burks Mercantile Co
Heerb ine medicine touted as cure all in ad
A colonial era advertisement promotes Heerb ine as a cure for biliousness malaria and constipation. It claims the first dose makes you feel better with a few additional doses curing completely and lists price at 50 cents sold by 8 P Smith.
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8. P. Smith
Frisco Lines Receiver Announces Impending Rail Strike
G H Schreyer receiver for Frisco Lines says nationwide trainmen and enginemen strike likely next Monday. Shops to close Saturday with no reopening until notified. Embargo on livestock and perishable freight, other freight delayed. Tickets sold under same conditions. Hope for agreement but duration and national impact unclear.
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G. H. Schuyer
Frisco
Comanche
Schreyer
Buckner Orphan's Home Receives Generous Help
The Young Men's Business League of Comanche sends 85 45 to Buckner Orphan's Home in Dallas Texas. R C Buckner thanks the league noting the unusual act of kindness and the aid helps support the large family and sick residents.
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Buckner Orphan’s Home
Dallas
Texas
Young Men’s Business League
Comanche
Harris
R. C. Buckner
W W Brodie Dead After Long Comanche Residency
W J Brodie, longtime Comanche resident and father of Mrs J B Tunnell and J A Brodie, died at Dr M J Brodie’s home in Adairville Kentucky on August 19 at age ninety two. He was buried in Russellville Kentucky, leaving many in Comanche saddened by his passing.
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W. J Brodie
J. B. Tunnell
J. A. Brodie
M. J. Brodie
Adairville
Russellville
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