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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1954
Page
12
A colorful Texan storyteller recalls a Port Aransas scene with a famed marine bar, wild storms, a 400 pound catch, and local legends. It mixes sailor bravado with old West figures like Longley and Courtwright, recounting hangings, gunplay, and a Rondout train robbery where Texas brothers were involved.
The Highway Commission specifies wage rates for each class of laborer or mechanic required to perform the project work. Contractors must pay these rates in the labor proposals, including holiday work, under the governing provisions of the contract.
Our Weekly Sermon Whee urges believers to view life as a race against time. Bannister's mile is used to illustrate speed while stressing a greater call to share God's love. The speaker exhorts ministers teachers and lay believers to act now with health and vigor before time runs out.
A fragment reflects on perseverance with phrases about running a race being worth it and the idea that all runners strive toward the finish. The tone hints at old motivational prose about endurance and effort.
Comanche resident Brady Hufstutler announces his candidacy for City Marshal in the special election at City Hall this Saturday September 11 1954. He has run a fruit and vegetable stand and says he will devote full time to the job and enforce the law fairly and impartially.
The speaker thanks voters for their support and says he will try to meet as many as possible before Saturday. If he cannot meet you, this notice invites you to cast your vote for him.
Mrs Arley Bowman and daughter Sue of Midland are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Fhur Northcutt in Board Church. The trip brings family together in a brief hometown news item from the Midland area.
Here From Mt View Rev and Mrs Lloyd Coker and girls were Friday dinner guests in Board Church hosts Mr and Mrs Dock Mast of Board Church. Mrs Mollie Cagle has been visiting her sons V C of Sweetwater and R W of Big Spring.
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