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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1941
Page
2
An assortment of notices and anecdotes recalls changes in town life. References to school bells, court clocks, church bells, traffic lights near Comanche Grammar School, and Defense Savings Stamps sit beside reflections on education, taxes, and citizen conduct.
A vivid tale contrasts fishing antics with Moore’s daring drive. The piece argues that many deny practicability, yet success stems from willing effort and testing new approaches, as echoed by Bagology’s closing line that energy fuels achievement.
The article states that manufacturing a suit of man’s clothing requires about 62 ounces of wool, roughly four pounds. This detail appears in a historical textile reference discussing fabric scales and material usage for menswear production.
Beattie Welch daughter to Mr and Mrs Lee Welch. Beattie daughter to Mr and Mrs Chas Collier. Sipe Springs son to Mr and Mrs Herman Zellars. Sipe Spring daughter. Second trial of Beal Sneed for the murder of A G Boyse Sr in Fort Worth January 13 will begin January 11 in Panther City. This is a sensational Texas court case likely to attract major attention. J O Ashinhurst died Sunday. born Kentucky 1857, settled Comanche County. Chicago women learning to smoke cigars and cigarettes. some say for husband or brother. Ola Cunningham hosted faculty Friday afternoon. banana splits served. Merle and Pearl West visited Mrs George W Neel in Gustine. Judge G H Goodson and wife left for Colorado Springs for health. Will H Mayes, lieutenant governor nominee, passed through Comanche en route from Brownwood to Fort Worth. Mamie Franklin left for Huntsville to attend college. Heflin completes Game 1 building in Gustine, promising business home for M G Carter Mercantile. A J Bowman, pioneer west of De Leon, died after injuring fall while searching for stock.
A columnist recalls an overland trip from Texas to Mexico via Nuevo Laredo and Monterrey. The journey passes bridges, arroyos, and rural life with markets, pilgrims, and mountain scenery. WPA projects near Houston and Fort Sam Houston are noted.
Mr and Mrs L F Elkins returned Tuesday from Waco where they visited their daughter Mrs H B Allen.
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