Death at De Leon Station Leaves Family in Grief
George Brantley 33 was found dead on the platform at M. E. & T. Railway Station De Leon at midnight Wednesday after arriving from Gustine and dining in town. He bought medicine, grew ill, and collapsed beside the platform trucks as night watchman Lee Sills observed. An inquest was held and Sheriff Gilbreath investigated. Brantley’s body identified near Wednesday. He leaves a wife and three children. interment was in Gustine Thursday.
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George Brantley
de Leon
Brantley
Gustine
Anson
Texas
Lee Sills
Self
Justice Heath
Gilbreath
Copeland Bros Tent Theatre Co Here Next Week
Copeland Bros Big Tent Show opens Monday night on the lot near Pennant Fillin Station for a full week. A representative Texas company with 12 years of experience, presenting The Tie That Binds with a child artist, strong plays, vaudeville, and an excellent orchestra. Mrs Jerome P Kearby Jr and son J B of Dallas are guests of Mr and Mrs Jerome P Kearby for the weekend.
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Copeland Bros
Texas
Copeland Bros. Company
Jerome P. Kearby Jr
J. B
Dallas
Jerome P. Kearby
Gage duo returns from Ballinger duties for Higginbothams
J. A. and E. E. Gage came back Wednesday from Ballinger where they managed the construction of a garage and lumber yard for Higginbotham Bros. and Co.
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J. A. and
E. E. Gage
Ballinger
Higginbotham Bros. and Co
Cotton yard receipts and ginned bales in Comanche
At the Comanche cotton yard on Thursday morning 1069 bales had been received and 915 bales had been ginned at the three Comanche gins.
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Comanche
Vote On Bond Issue Monday For County Roads
Brown County voters will decide Monday on a bond issue to finance hard surfaced roads across the county. If approved, Highway No. 10 will be paved from the Comanche county line to the McCulloch line and the Southwest highway will reach the Coleman county line, increasing traffic through Comanche.
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Brown County
Comanche
McCulloch
Coleman County
J-Tac Publishes First Paper of School Year
The weekly John Tarleton College paper the J-Tac appeared last week with Oran Stovall of Sidney as business manager. The issue’s advertising and overall makeup reflect credit to Mr. Stovall’s ability.
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J-Tac
John Tarleton College
Oran Stovall
Sidney
Stovall
Miss Wagner Buys Lu Nez Sandwich Shop
Miss Madge Wagner of Santa Anna bought the Lu Nez Sandwich Shop from Miss Inez Sullivan and Mrs BE Wies and will take charge Wednesday morning. She plans to run lunches plus a gift shop and home made candy department. Wagner’s father is a Methodist pastor in Santa Anna. she previously lived in Comanche and taught in Kentucky for four years.
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Madge Wagner
Santa Anna
Inez Sullivan
BE. C. Wiesendanger
Miss Wagner
Comanche
Kentucky
Ships Out Cattle From Clarence Albin Shipment
Clarence Albin shipped two cattle cars over the Frisco this week containing 49 cows with calves and four bulls. The herd was sold to G. E. Cowden of Buffdale. The cows and calves averaged 105 dollars each, and the total shipment brought Albin well over 5500 dollars.
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Clarence Albin
G. E. Cowden
Buffdale
Exhibits A Splendid Type Of African Goat
T. H. Luckie of Indian Mountain exhibited a record producing Mohair goat in Comanche. The yearling nannie had Mohair averaging 14 inches, touching ground in places, worth about 75 cents per pound. Shearing would yield at least 8 pounds, grossing around 5.60 dollars. Luckie runs 1100 goats on a 2750 acre ranch, with over 200 sheep, claiming goats are healthier and more profitable. Cold weather killed 300 of his nannies sheltered, and 100 unfledged in the open froze to death after a rain.
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T. H. Luckie
Indian Mountain
Comanche
Nannie
Luckie
CGO
Demonstration on Smut Treatment for Oats and Barley
A county agent will host a demonstration in the County Agent's Office to show smut control for seed oats and barley. J A Barton instructs farmers to treat grain with formaldehyde and water before storage, sharing a 40 bushel mix, with specific handling steps and recommended timing. Rev M K Little left Tuesday for Ft Worth to visit relatives.
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J. A. Barton
Barton
Comanche County
M. K. Little
Ft. Worth
Lions Club names committees to assist rural schools
Comanche Lions Club members plan school visits at openings and other times. Committees listed by County Superintendent R. S. Walker cover Mercer Gap, Brysonville Harmony, Newburg Fleming, Energy Gustine, Cross Roads Dingler, Hasse, Vandyke Fairview, Soda Springs Cotton Grove, Beattie, Sidney Sipe Springs, and accompanying members. Mrs Pulin Carnes heads travel to California visiting relatives in Texas and Amarillo on the way.
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Comanche Lions Club
R. S. Walker
Mercer Gap
Brysonville
Harmony
N. N. Durham
J. H. Kemp
Ernest Rock
Newburg
Fleming
G. W. Jessup
J. C. Wilkerson
W. H. Carpenter
W. H. Rowland
J. P. Kearby
Cross Roads
Dingler
Ben F. Hearn
G. Dudley
J. B. Lowry
Hasse
Murt J. Sullivan
Joe Hamilton
Vandyke
Fairview
L. F. Elkins
W. P. Duckett
R. F. Hooker
Soda Springs
Cotton Grove
Bk. R. Green
Charles Hoffman
L. Garrett
Beattie
John P. Hoff
R. J. Alreade
B. i Sidney
Sipe Springs
J. BR
George E. Smith
I. M. “Oohran
Rainfall Totals By Day Recorded In September
The report lists daily rainfall amounts for late September. September 22 shows 0.78 inches, September 23 0.08 inches, September 24 0.08 inches, and September 27 up to noon 0.84 inches. No locations or stations are specified.
City considers $40,000 paving bonds plan October meeting
Petitions for a $40,000 bond issue to pave 30 blocks with macadam base and rock asphalt top are ready for circulation. Judge R A Luker says the city would pay one third of costs, property owners one third, cross streets fully by the city, and a 15 cent tax could cover bonds with possible savings lowering the maintenance tax. Front foot costs are about two dollars on 60 foot streets and one dollar on 30 foot streets.
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R. A. Luker
Luker
Milk Route Tests Show Whole Milk Most Profitable
In two county meetings at Sidney and Cotton Grove proposals to establish proposed milk routes were discussed. R T Jones conducted a three day test with five cows showing whole milk earning 2.53 per day, sour cream 1.26 and sweet cream 1.86, with monthly projections totaling 75.90 for whole milk. transportation costs 6 per month apply only to whole milk, while cream processing adds labor and ice costs.
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Sidney
Cotton Grove
J. Godfrey
R. T. Jones
Jones
Loudermilk Opens Feed Store and Dairy Cattle Stand
B. Loudermilk has opened in the City Wagon Yard stand, a feed and stock yard where he will handle feed and attempt dairy cattle. He previously ran a feed business in Comanche before moving to Stephenville about a year ago.
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B. Loudermilk
City
Loudermilk
Comanche
Stephenville
Pecans To Improve Park Funds Near Lake Fanes
The city plans to use pecan sales from a park crop to fund improvements at Lake Fanes. A good harvest this year will boost the park’s improvement fund. Mr and Mrs Frank Vineyard moved to De Leon where he joins Doyle Hall of the Whippet Agency.
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Lake Fanes
Frank Vineyard
de Leon
Mr. Vineyard
Doyle Hall
Sweetwater
Whippet Agency
Brannon family relocates to Comanche for grocery role
Roy Brannon and his family move from De Leon to Comanche where he will work as a salesman for the Comanche Wholesale Grocery. He previously managed the De Leon branch of J. M. Rad tor Wholesale Co for several years.
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Roy Brannon
de Leon
Comanche
Brannon
Mr. Brannon
J. M. Radtor? Wholesale Co
Rayburn to Speak at Court House on Smith for President
Hon Sam Rayburn of Bonham and Fourth District congressman will speak at the Court House at 8 p m Friday Oct 5 in the interest of Smith for President introduced by Oscar Callaway Mrs Rayburn has served in Congress since 1914 and was Speaker of the House in the Legislature John Heswell of the Dallas Chamber of Commerce promoted the Southwest Highway project from Dallas to Presidio with meetings planned in Comanche Mr Boswell aims to gather supporters and progress the proposed route plus a note on a Fort Worth atonement service for Mrs Chas Hoffman and her mother who is seriously ill in Fort Worth.
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Sam Rayburn
Bonham
Fourth
Court House
Smith
Oscar Callaway
Rayburn
Congress
John Heswell
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Dallas
Presidio
Stemherville
Brownwood
San Angelo
Boswell
Chas. Hoffman
Ft. Worth
Mrs Parover Visiting Daughter After Cleveland Trip
Mrs. J. N. Parover visits her daughter Mrs. Jack Moore after returning from Cleveland Ohio Tuesday where she stayed with her son Dr. Harry Farmer awaiting further plans.
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J. N. Parover
Jack Moore
Cleveland
Ohi
Harry Farmer
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