New Industry for Comanche Turns to Trained Bird Dogs
Comanche opens a kennel about one mile southwest of town specializing in well trained quail and gun dogs. Owner partners Dr I M Cochran, Tom Kinningham and L C Shaw run the operation with 30 mature dogs, 19 puppies, and 21 in training. Dogs are already supplied to Oklahoma and other states and will target national sport publications once fully equipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Bruton’s
I. M. Cochran
Tom Kinningham
L. C. Shaw
United States
Chicago
Houston Chronicle
Dallas News
Beaumont Enterprise
Oklahoma
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Kinningham
Hereford Calf Crop Bests Market Price Record
Claude Higgins bought the entire 1922 Hereford calf crop from Jeff Gilbreath for 36.50 per head and plans immediate shipment. Gilbreath, a Panhandle pioneer in diversification, recently sold a carload of lambs and markets produce year round. The piece also notes local bird dog training and Comanche Kennels plans to release Mexican Bob Whites on the Bryson ranch.
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Hereford
Claude Higgins
Catleman
Jeff Gilbreath
Higgins
Panhandle
Gilbreath
Y M B L Committee Forms In Comanche Gas Push
About twenty business men met at the Court House to organize the Young Men's Business League in Comanche. Members aim to recruit 200 by Tuesday's meeting and explore gas supply from Sipe Springs or Humble Oil, with volunteers serving unpaid.
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Court House
Comanche
Bert Speed
W. G. Dingus
A. P. Cox
P. A. Mackey
George Kearney
Sipe Springs
Mr. Rowland
Young Men's Business League
Correction by Geo W Tate and Roberson Sisters
A rumor spread that Geo W Tate and Roberson Sisters refused to join the high school style show. Both firms state they planned a show and would have participated if invited, with Roberson Sisters presenting fall styles on Wednesday and Geo W Tate Dry Goods on Thursday at the Majestic Theatre.
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Geo. W. Tate
Roberson
Geo. W. Tate Dry Goods
Majestic Theatre
Adv
McGurdy Murder Case Moves to Hamilton for Trial
The McGurdy murder case, shifted on venue from Comanche county, is being tried in Hamilton this week. Defense attorneys Gib and Mark Callaway left Comanche for Hamilton. Three defendants Walker Wilman and Howard are being tried together. Nelson Smith and Eugene Anthony plan to enter Baylor University in Waco next Saturday.
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McGurdy
Hamilton
Comanche County
Gib
Mark Callaway
Comanche
Walker
Wilman
Howard
Nelson Smith
Eugene Anthony
Waco
Baylor University
Harding vetoes soldiers bonus bill in 4 billion budget row
President Harding vetoed the soldiers bonus bill, saying Congress failed to provide revenue and that the plan would create borrowing on the nation credit. He warned the proposal could cost more than four billion dollars over time. The measure was sent back to Congress with his reservations. The Senate later failed to reach the required two thirds to pass the bill.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Executive
House
Treasury
Inspiration of Our Bible lecture by Brother Klingman
The sermon on The Inspiration of Our Bible was delivered by Brother Klingman to his Bible Class Sunday morning at ten. The First Baptist Church ladies plan a clothing box for Buckner Orphans Home on Thursday October fifth and request usable garments be prepared promptly. If unable to send on that date, please notify Mrs George Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Klingman
the First Baptist Church
Buckner Orphan's Home
George Smith
Houston visitor plans Austin graduation next June
Mr. John W. Bruce of Houston visited this week. He travels to Austin where he will graduate next June from the L. B. D. program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bruce
Houston
Ollie Tripp
Ruthsey
Austin
Beautiful Wed Ding Ceremony in Comanche
The First Presbyterian Church in Comanche hosted the wedding of Miss Louise Scurry and Riley Eubanks of Corpus Christi on a crisp morning. Rev. J. A. Black officiated as bridesmaids and ushers honored the couple with music by Mrs. McLemore and Mrs. Jones. The couple will reside in Corpus Christi after October 1, with Mr. Eubanks employed as cashier for Magnolia Petroleum. Out-of-town guests included Maggie Moody and others from Stephenville, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Waco.
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First Presbyterian Church
Comanche
Louise Scurry
B. W. Scurry
Riley Eubanks
Corpus Christi
J. A. Black
W. A Jones
Stephenville
Chris McLemore
Ft. Worth
Lohengren
Josephine Anthony
Catharine Clarke
Eleanor Dunlap
Lella Brightman
Elizabeth Scurry
Eubanks
Frisco
Waco
San Antonio
Texas
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Maggie Moody
R. A. Cornelius
Hamilton
B. A. Eubanks
Dallas
N. Wallace
W. A. Stephenville
C. J. Menore
Island Nassau Bible Class Institute Attendees Noted
Miss Anna Nabers and Binks Findley attend the Btandar Bible Class Institute at the tral Christian Church on Sunday with sighting reported.
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Anna Nabers
Binks Findley
Btandar Bible Class Institute
Row
Island of Nassau seen by Central Christian Church sighting
A brief note reports a sighting or reference to the Island of Nassau connected to the Central Christian Church. The exact details are sparse in the readable excerpt.
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Island OF
Nassau
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Billie Scurry
Leslie Moore
John Tarleton
Bryson Ranch
Greenville
Victoria
Geo.w. Tate
Roberson Sisters
McCurdy
Senate
Majestic
Sco. W
FE “Island
Tral Christian Church
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