R Q Lee Speaks To Crowd In Comanche On Farming Plan
Col R Q Lee of Cisco spoke at Comanche on September 7 promoting diversified and intensive farming as West Texas economic salvation. About 5,000 heard him as stores closed and a water melon feast followed on the courthouse lawn. He highlighted pecan culture, grape culture, the poultry industry, and praised local farmers including R T Jones, Charles Cuthbertson, R W Gray, J D Couch, R L Lane, and John Pinson who endorsed his program.
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Dallas News
R. Q. Lee
Comanche
Whitehead
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Court House
Col
Cisco
West Texas
Lee
Comanche County
California
Chamber of Commerce
Lions’ Club
R. T. Jones
Bibb
Charles Cuthbertson
R. W. Gray
Hasse
J. D. Couch
Gustine
R. L. Lane
Fleming
John Pinson
Proctor
Col. Lee
Magazine Agency Ad Offers Subscriptions by Phone
An agency advertises handling popular magazine subscriptions and renewals. Mrs. G. R. Pratt invites orders by telephone at the listed number 928.
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G. R. Pratt
Authorized cotton advance rates for Texas Farm Bureau
The Texas Farm Bureau notes an advance of 70 dollars per bale for shipments averaging 500 pounds or more and 14 cents per pound for shipments under 500 pounds. Members should draft for the advance with bill of lading attached. Through August 31 the association recorded 20,087 bales, up 243 from last year, with total receipts 284,322 bales.
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Texas
N. H. Payne Named Representative For Texas Farm Groups
N H Payne of Comanche Texas serves as representative for the Farm Bureau and the Farm Bureau Cotton Association in a statewide capacity, reflecting leadership roles within agricultural groups.
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N. H. Payne Representative Farm Bureau and
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Comanche, Texas
Citation Notice in Texas Court Case No 7161
The state commands Sheriff and Constable of Comanche County to summon Frank J. O'Brien by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks before the return day to appear at the next District Court term in Comanche. The petition filed September 9 1925 names Mrs. Mertie J. O'Brien as plaintiff and Frank J. O'Brien as defendant in suit No 7161. The plaintiff resides in Comanche County Texas.
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Comanche County
Frank J. O’brien
52Nd Judicial District
Judicial District
District Court
Comanche
Mertie J. O’brien
Texas
Marriage Dissolution Sought in Comanche County Case
Plaintiffs seek dissolution of marriage to Frank J. OBrien in Comanche County Texas. They allege cruelty and neglect to support two children Wayne and Gayle born 1922 and 1924, with residence unknown for the husband, and request custody and education of the children along with publication citation. The case is set for next regular term with the writ returnable.
Nature Promotes Daily Renewal Through Nourishment
The passage urges readers to rely on daily nourishment to renew strength and combat weakness, noting that natural processes favor regular intake to sustain health and vitality.
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Scott
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U. S
HERP
U.S
U. S. Royal Balloon, U. S. Royal Balloon-Type, U. S
United States
Howard Motor Company
Hi-Way Motor Company
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