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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1924

Page

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Texas Democrats adopt platform endorsing Davis Bryan ticket

The Texas Democratic convention unanimously adopts the national platform and endorses John W. Davis and Charles W. Bryan for president and vice president. It calls Texans to support the ticket, pledges unity in government reform, warns against Klan influence, supports law enforcement and prohibition, and stresses fiscal restraint and constitutional conformity.

Austin Texas Democratic Party of Texas Newak John W. Davis Charles W. Bryan Ate Fion Unit- States Johen W. Lavis United Iies Invisible Empire of Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Ple G Reat John W. Vis Klan N. J

Comanche Stew and Concert for Teachers Next Thursday

Comanche Lions Club hosts a teachers institute week event with a Comanche stew on the courthouse lawn, a band concert by the American Legion band, and a visit to the Majestic Theatre for a film. Teachers from the county will be guests. all residents may enjoy the band.

Comanche County Comanche County Institute Lions Club Court House American Legion Majestic Theatre

Unusually Large Crowd at Comanche Band Concert

An unusually large crowd from surrounding counties and towns attended the American Legion Band concert in Comanche last Sunday. The event drew people from greater distances, and attendees praised the music and entertainment, with Director Campbell and the band inviting regional guests to future concerts.

Comanche American Legion Usta Campbell

Comanche County Voter Letter Thanks and Reflections

A letter from Mose Strickland thanks Comanche County voters for their support or their choice of the opponent. He offers no complaints and pledges to help friends in the future, signing sincerely.

Mose Stricklana

Democracy Platform Urges Maintenance Over New Highways

The Texas Democracy platform condemns building costly highways without adequate maintenance. It supports a maintenance-driven road policy and opposes any road bond approval without funding for upkeep. The convention adopted a single resolution praising Texas newspapers for their anti Ku Klux Klan campaign defending constitutional authority.

Platform Committee Texas Kau Klux Klan

Lions Club to Host District Governor Monday

Comanche Lions Club welcomes R. J. Green of Abilene as district governor elect for an official visit Monday evening. The event includes a luncheon prepared by the Methodist Sunday school Young People’s class led by Inez Sullivan and Hattie Brightman, followed by an unusually fine supper served by a group of young ladies.

Comanche Lions Club Lions Club Comanche Louis Perry Lions Green Abilene Lions Clubs Texas Methodist Sunday School Inez Sullivan Hattie Brightman

Boosters Rally for Dublin Fair in Comanche

Comanche greeted Dublin fair boosters yesterday on the square with honking autos and a civic gathering. The Dublin event is set for September 18 and 19 and followed a two day itinerary. The court house lawn hosted residents as the Dublin band played and Rev. Gordon Barrett welcomed attendees.

Dublin Ose Court House Gordon Barrett First Baptist Church of

Competent Judges For Live Stock and Field Crops at Fair

T. B. Wood of College Station district agricultural agent visited Comanche Wednesday to discuss the county free fall fair. He plans to return October 9 10 and 11 to judge field crops and live stock with A. K. Short of the extension service. They will also lecture on livestock and agricultural product qualities for farmers and livestock raisers.

T. B. Wood College Station Comanche Barton Comanche County Wood A. K. Short Extension Service A. & M. College

Howard Payne President Spoke at Comanche Church

Dr. Edgar Godbold president of Howard Payne College spoke at First Baptist church in Comanche last Sunday morning. His address was heard and appreciated by a good congregation.

Edgar Godbold Howard Payne College First Baptist Church Comanche

Land for sale or trade by Adams and Durham

We own well improved cotton or grain land for sale or trade and a good sandy land place. If you have a small place and want to trade up for a larger better place, come in to see us at First National Bank.

F. BF. Adams W. M. Durham First National Bank

Majestic Theater Week Lineup September 8–13

The Majestic Theater presents a weekly program featuring an all star cast. Monday and Tuesday show Mighty Lak a Rose and Homeless Pups in a comedy. Wednesday offers a Bret Harte story Salomy Jane. Thursday and Friday showcase John Gilbert in Publicity Pays, a comedy. Saturday features William Desmond in Big Timber and The Optimist, a comedy.

All Star Bret Harte Salomy Jane John Gilbert William Desmond

Premium list for Comanche Free Fall Fair increases awards

The premium list for the Comanche Free Fall Fair shows about $800 total, up about $200 from last year. Largest premiums are for commune exhibits totaling $320, with divisions in field crops fruits vegetables and home economies. Five prizes per department offer at least $10, encouraging broad participation as openings near. J P Hoff urges readiness and reports of exhibits in preparation.

J. P. Hoff

Peanut growers gather for De Leon meeting on cover crops

County Agent J A Barton announces a De Leon city hall gathering Saturday afternoon September 6 focusing on cover crops to protect sandy land from blowing. Farmers share experiences to help others and improve farm policy with input from local growers and business people.

J. A. Barton de Leon Woodrow Wilson

Death of Pioneer John W. Morris in Comanche County

John W. Morris a nearly ninety year old Comanche county pioneer died Wednesday at his son R. C. Morris home in Sidney after a three to four week illness. Funeral services were held in Sidney and burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery in Comanche. Survived by eight children and a widow who died in 1900.

John W. Morris Comanche County R. C. Morris Sidney G. W. Renfro J. D. Smoot Oakwood Comanche Morris Alabama Methodist Church W. B. Morris Kent Texas J. R. Morris Thalia D. L. Morris Sipe Springs J. E. Morris Meggie Mercer Anson Ella Stewart Fort Worth Corrie Kelley Houston

Jessup Buys Abstract Company Moves To South Side Square

The G. W. Jessup insurance agency acquires Guaranty Abstract Company and adds abstract business. Wallis Walker will manage the combined operation. The office relocates from the north side of the square to the George E. Smith building on the south side.

Jessup South Side Square G. W. Jessup Insurance Agency Insurance Busishess Guaranty Abstract Company W. L. Garnett Wallis Walker George E. Smith

Comanche County Baptist Association Opens at Zion Hill

The Comanche County Baptist Association met at Zion Hill church in Vandyke and reported 234 new members added across its churches over the past year. W D Jenking of Comanche was chosen moderator J O DePriest clerk J F Bolton corresponding secretary and Wm Reese treasurer.

Comanche County Baptist Association Zion Hill Vandyke W. D. Jenking Comanche J. O. DePriest J. F. Bolton Wm. Reese

Field Trial Dates Corrected for Comanche Event

The West Texas Amateur Field Trial will be held November 3, 4 and 5. An error in the Chief last week listed November 1, 2 and 3. A large number of good dogs will be entered and many prominent Texas amateur dog fanciers are expected to attend the three day event in Comanche.

West Texas Comanche Texas

Heavy Rain Reported Between Sipe Springs and Rising Star

Eyewitness L. R. Ravenshine described a heavy Thursday afternoon rain area spanning about twenty miles from near Rising Star to near Sipe Springs. He noted rain soaked ground and a return to dry land as he approached Sipe Springs while traveling from Eastland County.

Rising Star Sipe Springs L. R. Ravenshine Sipe Sprn

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Democrats Democraey United States Miriam A. Fergu Jndard Ku Klux Klan Congress Execu Katherine Chilton Tir House Senate of Texas Lim Texas Bar Association Supreme Court Patel. Neff T. W. Davidson B. W. Speed C. P. St. Clair Carrol J. BP. Heft J. R. Eunes Mr. Speed Catherine Chilton Howard Payne Majestic Theater L. R. Scarborough Southwestrn Seminary of Southern Baptists Peanut Growers Baptist Association
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