Tomanche Free Fall Fair Committee Notes 1924
Committee lists for the Tomanche Free Fall Fair October 9 to 11 1924 with officers and numerous local Comanche county names. Details cover committees for cattle goat poultry arts and ladies events, plus rules on entries judging prizes and conduct with emphasis on educational farming aims. Spare staffing includes city county committees and parade queen.
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Comanche County
Community Exhibit Prizes and Poultry Show Details
A 1924 community exhibit outlines prizes across crops beef and dairy classes, with sections for melons oats wheat milo kaffir feterita peanuts sweet potatoes and vegetables. It covers judging rules entry deadlines open to all, and premium breakdowns including top prizes, ribbons, and special premiums for poultry displays.
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Milo
Feterita
Booth
Comanche Free Fall Parade Seeks Community Sponsors
Communities and nearby towns may select a sponsor to represent them in the parade to begin at 10 a m in October. The sponsor leads the community delegation and may wear any costume or drive any vehicle. Prizes are offered for best decorated farm wagon float or entertainment, entries accepted from individuals or communities.
School Children’s Day Parades At Local Fair October 11
Mrs J B Chiltom chairs a baby show with prizes for different age groups and a parade featuring students from multiple communities. The Children’s Day parade on Saturday October 11 offers prizes up to 20 dollars for first place and a 2 PM start, urging schools to submit parade participant names.
Horse Show Prizes Listed for Multiple Categories
Ribbons will be awarded to the first, second and third prize winners. Categories include Rest stallion any breed, Jack, brood mare, colt under one year, Rest mule colt under one year, team work horses, team work mules, dual purpose horse and saddle horse.
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Duroe
Jersey
Poland
China
Rony
Jack
Liquid Boro and Snow Liniment Advert For Paris Smith
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Paris Smith
Ballard
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Tomanche
Mannager "Huit
S Miller, Jr
Sarton
FORD
John Burton
T. R
George Mont
Comanche
Horn Committer
P. A
Ustine
J. Dess Miller
de Aaron Ward, Sidney
Neely Burton
Albin
Lawrence Wr. Blanket
T. H. Luckie
Gap
Triangle Poultry
FE. G. Wells
N. H. Payne
C. Merwin
Nomy
Jim Cox
Chilton, Jr
Beene
Efiv
Mike Tipps
Denny
J. C. Larne
Dil
Stic Science
Re. M. Cochran, Mra. W. G Ms
Mises Frances Bethany
Pache
E&anyy Arts
cosMrrrer
J. W. Taker
Mre
Eerett Littl
Sipe Springs
Mrs Clarke
Lalla Gentry
Coche
Ny Cunningham
Miss de Cunningham
WD Jenkins
Toa M. Lovelace
HL. Gants
Anche
J. Hicks
HM. Ranchet
S. P. Smith
Markaway
Wade Everidge
Karl Frank Falmer
J. J. Warlog
F. Denny
Jim Slack
Jee McCollum
George Kearney
Ransome
AJ Campbell
Po Tt
George FE. Smith
Co. Fisher
Frank Reese
Ron- Hardy Slider
Marion Witker
D. K
Findley
J. White
Castine
J. J Banes
Georgomery
J. P Hoff
Tive Committee
J. L
Ee. Guatine
S. J. Hicks
Hor J. Ro Kbanes
George Montry
Walter Durham
W. G. Dini
K. Mackey
Tm. Coch- Mra
R. W. Seurrry
Mra
L. J
Mivan
R. W. Scurry
Slack
G. S Clarke
Chilton
Stella Hicks
Snew Sullivan
Louise
Glenyth Kearby
Dirham
Vy Pho Oelock
The
Air Association
J. P. Hoff
Home Economics
Baby Beef
General County
Jack Stephens
Mistletoe Creameries of
Fort Worth
Buck
Doe
Poultry Department
Hl. J. R. Gille
Texas
Fair Association
J. BE. Chiltom
Comanche City
Evans Bros
Mr. Farmer
Midland
Merce
Dawson Coal
Barry Ice Co