Stove Goods Football This Afternoon
Heaters cook stoves cast pots kettles Dutch ovens and dog irons offered by Howard Kilpatrick for sale alongside local football coverage this afternoon.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1934
Page
8
Heaters cook stoves cast pots kettles Dutch ovens and dog irons offered by Howard Kilpatrick for sale alongside local football coverage this afternoon.
The Carlton Development Club met to promote grading the road south toward Lamkin. Committees will seek a county right of way and aid from the precinct commissioner. Uncle Sam Clark started grading to the county line and a county official plans to extend the road. Local businessmen raised funds for gasoline and Joe Bailey Sharp donated land for the right of way.
Cotton farmers ready to lean on cotton as market signals push for 12 cents per pound. Brightman and Sons invite buyers and growers to engage with dependable supply options and pricing terms.
Durham Pecan Co announces signup for pecan pickers. Workers are urged to call in and follow event instructions to join the upcoming season.
Rita Isham is secretary as juniors elect Garland Williams president Eldena Lane vice president and Catherine Payne secretary Seniors choose Walter Durham president Dorothy Cauley vice president and Kathleen Barrett secretary Home Economics II girls hosted the new group with a ten Friday afternoon Vocational Agriculture students and L N Miller traveled to Sidney for a Horse and Mule Show judging contest Beautel Luker and Grady Newsome posted high averages for Comanche in a new project They entered an exhibit at the De Leon Fair Tuesday CWA improvements revamp at all three school buildings and Ball Park with 96 feet of bleachers under construction
Enrollment at Daniel Baker College Brownwood for the 1924 term totals 50 students across academic and fine arts branches. Dr Guy Davis president notes it sets a new attendance record surpassing 1933. The list includes students from several states and foreign locations including Old Mexico Roswell New Mexico and Denver Colorado.
Vocational Agriculture students at Comanche High School calculated that a dozen eggs cost 10 to 12 cents in balanced feed, versus 22 to 25 cents with an unbalanced ration. They determined feed quantities and concluded that a balanced ration saves 8 to 10 cents per dozen and will be used for home flocks. The recommended mix includes 100 lbs each of mash components and grain elements such as wheat, milo, maize, and corn.
For the best batteries and the freshest batteries for radios and flashlights see Howard Kilpatrick.
Relatives and friends honor Aunt Bell with memories of 72 years in the church. Rev Smallwood reads promises of long life while anecdotes recount hard work and devotion. A granddaughter notes eight petticoats keeping her body warm. a grandson jokes about sparing him from punishments amid celebrations and gifts conclude the event.
Texas Relief Commission officials in Austin plan to start distributing mattresses by October 1 to destitute families. Seven hundred mattresses were produced last week with production to expand as plants open. First recipients are those without any mattress. A county survey will determine needs before orders, and old mattresses will not be allowed back into circulation as a health measure.
Comanche Milling Company announces new choice recleaned seed wheat available for pickup. Howard Kilpatrick's stocks Laughlin Oven Ware and genuine Pyrex Oven Ware, inviting buyers to bring sacks for purchase.
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