Local notices and community notes from Comanche
Town items include visits by Prof D Switser and family, relocation of Prof W D Cox, lectures by Rev Rankin of the American Raftle Society, a debate on locating the University, and school progress. Local transport, telegraph service updates, and marriage licenses are listed along with community events and road warnings.
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Switser
W. D. Cox
Boynton
Hamilton Merald
Rankin
American Raftle Society
Court’ House
B. A. Jones
Waco
de Leon
W. D. Walcott
Mesesra Cotham
Bryson
Tyree
Comanche
Brownwood
Bonner
J. ¥. Fagan
M. R. Bowman
W. F. Pendergrass
M. C. Young
Parker
M. J. Bowman
Wm. Gleason
Cora Bender
John Buxton
Sallie Parson
W. P. A. Shean
Ella D. Carr
Comanche County
Leon
Stephenville
Pennell
J. W. Moor
George Vernon
W. B
Callahan
Miss Shortridge
Editerit
Army of the Cumberland
Ohio River
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cameron Hill
Battle Fields
James A
Real estate ads near Comanche seek quick sale
Oscar Callaway offers multiple tracts totaling 475 acres eight miles southwest of Comanche and 375 acres one and a half miles from Comanche. Properties include cultivated land, grass, wells, windmills, tanks, five room dwellings, barns, and favorable terms for a swift close.
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Comanche
Oscar Callaway
Ferguson bids friends good luck not goodbye after loss
Former Governor James B. Ferguson concedes the run off for the Democratic nomination to United States Senator, praising supporters and vowing to continue the fight against the Ku Klux Klan. He notes uncertain future, plans to continue his Temple paper, and thanks newspapers for coverage.
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People Temple
James B. Ferguson
Earle B. Mayfield
United States
Ferguson
Ku Klux Klan
Ee Ideas
Laghinig
Ku Klux
Temple
James E. Ferguson
Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas
The sheriff of Comanche County will sell on the first Tuesday in September 1922 at the courthouse door in Comanche the west half of a 160 acre tract described in the attached land survey to satisfy a judgment for 1653.49 with costs in favor of Continental State Bank of Gorman against N Phillips and W P Phillips.
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91St District Court
Comanche County
Continental State Bank of
Gorman
Texas
W. P. Phillips
N. Phillips
Comanche
N. E. Cor
N. W. Cor
R. R
Continental State Bank of Gorman
Tegids
A. D
L. F. Marshall
For Sale 35 Acre Dairy and Poultry Land in Comanche
Classified ad notes 35 acres improved on the west part of Comanche suitable for dairy cows and poultry with nearby Comanche schools. Also 20 acres unimproved 1.12 miles from Comanche grass and cultivated land good for a small poultry farm. Contact J. W. Griffin at phone 422. Also kerosene oil and local notices about piano lessons registration at Marion Wilkerson’s home.
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Comanche
J. W. Griffin
Campbell House Offers Meals Beds and Board Quote
Mrs. Payne advertises meals at 46 cents, bed space at 35 cents, and board at 25 dollars monthly at the old Campbell House.
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Payne
Campbell House
Fourth of July Mischief Costs Cowboy Clover
A reminiscence describes children missing a Fourth of July holiday due to school. A boy recalls receiving money from family and plans to light firecrackers on a cow tied to a pasture, causing a chaotic, humorous scene that ends with the cow bolting.
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Ant
Jubilee
Peanuts
Fireworks Gone Wrong in Rural Yard Story
A narrator recalls a playful night with Youniss and family as they light fire crackers. An aunt sits, sets off a Roman candle, and explodes into laughter while grandfather jokes about misplacement. Parents arrive after supper. the scene ends with a note that accidents happen.
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Youniss
Yaniss
Ant
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh and deafness
Catarrhal deafness is linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine reduces inflammation and cures catarrh or deafness caused by catarrh, noting over forty years of success and availability from Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo, O
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