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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1913

Page

2

Slaughter Trial Ends Hung Jury in Eden Murder Case

In Paint Rock last week the Fred Slaughter murder trial for De Witt Craig's death at Eden on February 17, 1911 ended with a hung jury after more than a week in court. The case shifts to Runnels county for a future trial.

Fred Slaughter DeWitt Craig Eden Paint Rock Walter A. Early Goodson & Goodson Comanche Snodgrass & Dibrell Coleman J. E. Shropshire Brady Woodward & Baker Joe Ad Runnels Slaughter Craig Tie

A Little Helpfulness for the Passing Throng

A verse of simple joys urges readers to share small acts of kindness and cheer. It calls for joyous moments, sympathetic laughter, and gentle support to ease others’ burdens as daily life continues toward a brighter day.

Car of Choice Heavy Red Oats From McGregor

Com Grain and Company promotes heavy red oats from McGregor for next week. Seed availability advised with quick action.

McGregor Com. Grain & Com. Co

The Slit Skirt Brigade Nods Through Elm Street Parade

A fragmentary verse themed around a maid brigade parading on Elm Street is followed by a note from Dallas Times Herald about the Booster Club planning three trades days in September October and December, the first ever for the city.

Elm Street Maid Brigade B. H Dallas Times- Herald

Leading Horses Headline Dallas Stakes at State Fair

Dallas hosts the 1914 State Fair races opening October 18 with 350 harness horses in ten premier events worth $27,000 and purses up to $5,000. Top drivers include Ed Geers T W Murphy Walter Cox and George Castle with famed horses such as Lady Grattan and Joe Patchen among entrants.

Dallas Texas Wallas United States Ed Geers Memphis Tenn T. Ww. Murphy Poughkeepsie N. Y Walter Cox Dover N. H J. Benyon Churley Dean Rupert Parker Don Densmore Bessie B George Castle Chicago Lula Worthy Judson Girl Peter Johnson Lady Grattan Wanderer Dan O'Connell Fort Worth Mr. Cox del Ray California Woodliffe King Cabel Baron A Branham Roughman Rough and Tear Rockingham Park Salon Edna B Gambetta Wilkes Thomas W. Murphy Strathstern Nellie Temple Frank Bogash, Jr View Elder Longworth Dan Patch Marigold Jean Arian Ruth McGregor

Poultry Fanciers Gather for State Fair Plan Poultryman Day

Dallas Texas This year’s twenty eighth annual State Fair of Texas features Thursday Oct 23 as a special Poultryman Day. Judging of poultry begins Oct 20 with awards expected by Poultrymen’s Day. Walter Burton notes the exhibit display will be large and high quality with silver cups and trophies to be awarded.

Dallas Texas Poultry Walter Burton Poultry Department

Record Breaking Showing Predicted At State Fair

Dallas officials forecast a record showing for the State Fair of Texas horse division. W J Yopp notes reorganized, more attractive classes, broad breeder interest from Kentucky to Nebraska, and a prize pool near 7600 dollars. The saddle horse division offers notable prizes including 50 dollars for the best saddle animal foal of 1913 and 100 dollars for the best stallion three years old or under.

Dallas Texas W. J. Yopp Yopp Kentucky Tennessee Missouri Nebraska America State Fair Texas Saddle Horse Breeders’ Association Americ Association

Fall Opening at Comanche Mercantile Company Delights Shoppers

The Comanche Mercantile Company held its fall opening with festive display of millinery and ladies wear. Miss Kittie Gahagan and Miss Lizzie Rogers led the millinery team while Mrs. Jennie Garrett managed ready to wear. The notice promotes No-Tsu-Oh Carnival travel and invites families to attend in Houston, Hamp Cook secretary.

Comanche Mercantile Company Kittie Gahagan Lizzie Rogers Jennie Garrett Hamp Cook Houston Texas

Old Time Newspaper Men of Texas Meet at Seabrook

The annual meeting of the Old Time Newspaper Men of Texas will convene November 10 11 and 12 1913 at the Houston Seabrook Club overlooking Galveston and Trinity bays. Veterans with 32 years in the field and service dates from 1881 or earlier are invited. no dues, automatic membership.

Texas Houston-Seabrook Club Galveston Trinity Bays Houston Press Club Houston Frank P. Holland Dallas Veterans’ Association Seabrook Oakshore Club Rockport Holland John KR. Lunsford Hamp Cook Trouston

Industrial notes from Texas and adjacent regions

In Athens the Art Pottery and Brick Company opened September 1 and is producing over 35 000 bricks daily. In Italy a trades and educational week begins on the 15th with prizes, lectures, and agricultural exhibits planned by the Board of Trade. Cisco’s R B Elmore urged Governor Colquitt to designate November 5–6 as general good roads day. Brownwood’s Free Fair opens October 8 with Lt Gov Wil H Mayes to officiate. Harlingen reports a large Ri Grande and Coast farmers meeting and the creation of a central packing shed. Texarkana eyes a grain and produce exchange to match services from Dallas Fort Worth and Little Rock.

Athens Art Pottery & Brick Company Italy Board of Trade Cisco R. B. Elmore Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce Colquitt Fort Worth Harlingen Afiiua Ri Grande and Coast Associatio Texarakana Dallas Ft. Wo Little Rock

Tailor offers cleaning and press with suit replacement

Your Friend Bob Stanton advertises cleaning and pressing old suits to look new and offers replacement services for $15.00 with pickup at South Side Square.

Sui Bob Stanton South Side Square

Cotton Yard Warehouse Seeks Farmers Patronage

Farmers urged to bring cotton to the Union Cotton Yard and Warehouse this season. J. Dingus, manager, and M. F. O’Briant, weigher, promise fair weighing and storage, with courteous service and a well kept yard available at all times.

Union Cotton Yard Vad Dingus M. F. O’briant

Dinner by Method Church Women for Chamber of Commerce

The Method Church ladies plan a bulk dinner for the Chamber of Commerce on a Saturday in September. Proceeds support church activities and local community projects.

Ladies of the Method Church

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