Quinine and Iron-Tonic Promoted as General Strengthener
Grove’s Tasteless Chill NIC is advertised as a long standing malaria and fever remedy. The tonic is described as strong yet without bitter taste, dissolving in stomach acids. It is guaranteed by the local druggist and sold at 50 cents.
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Grove
Relieves Pain and Aches with Dr Porter Antiseptic
Thousands of families use Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Ointment for wounds burns ulcers sore throat and skin diseases. Trial promises its effectiveness. Also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine claimed to cure a cold in one day with FE Grove signature on box.
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Porter
FE. W. Grove
R. Bourque
Bourque
6Th St
Main
6Th Streets
Gustine News Highlights Bank Wedding and Local Events
Adan the popular cashier at Farmers & Merchants State Bank wed Grace Mc Cauley of Sabinas Texas in Fort Worth. The couple are staying in Gustine at the residence formerly of CH Wheeless. Work continues on a new glass front for Gustine Mercantile Co. with large show windows and transoms. Buster Odell and May Stewart wed in Comanche March 19. R Williamson known as Uncle Dick dies near Gustine. funeral at Union Graveyard. BB L Nance from the State Department of Agriculture spoke at Gustine school, leading to a Farmers Institute formation with officers Chancellor, Boyd, and Jen.
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K. Hk. Adan
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Grace McCauley
Sabinas
Texas
Fort Worth
Gustine
CH. Wheeless
Gustine Mercantile Company
Buster Odell
Miss May Stewart
Comanche
J. O. Stewart
Hebron
W. M. Odell
J. R. Wailliamson
Richey Williamson
Union Graveyard
Rev
H. B. Dillard
R. Williamson
Georgia
Alabama
Sarah E. Harris
Richard Williamson
Robert Cox
M. A. Davis
R. D. Everett
Williamson
Baptist Church
BB. L. Nance
State Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
G. H. Chancellor
Silas Boyd
J. H. Jen
Farmers Learn Improved Methods From Nance Lecture
Secretary Nance gathered farmer names for mailing State Agriculture Dept publications. His visit and lecture sparked renewed interest in modern farming methods among local farmers, promising practical benefits for the district.
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Kins
Nance
State Department of Agriculture
DeLeon City Hall Progress and Local News
Work on the new city hall advances with foundation in place and frontage ready for final erection. Mayor J B Wilson calls a Rural Welfare Commission planning meeting for April 8, with committee members listed. Arthur Heath and Della Ford wed at the Ford home two miles north, officiated by Rev A B Nabors in a quiet neighborhood ceremony. Drainage pipes for Front St to be installed by the railroad company, improving access to the depot. Rolly and Barney Mann faced trial for horse theft. Rolly freed on 250 bond, Barney sent to Comanche on 500 bond. The remains of J M Saunders from San Angelo were brought to DeLeon for burial beside his wife and son Boyd, once buried here.
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The
Free Press
J. B. Wilson
Rural Welfare Commission
W. PF. Loudermilk
C. B. Ayers
Tony Patterson
J. T. Ross
W. B. Williams
Chas. Greenwaldt
J. D. Wilson
Arthur Heath
Della Ford
Elisha Ford
TO. Ry. Co
Front St
DeLeon
Rolly
Barney Mann
Barney
Comanche
J. M. Saunders
San Angelo
Terrill Brothers
Sharp Company
Boyd
Mr. Saunders
Local Track Meet At Athletic Park In Prowse Wood
A field and track meet at Athletic Park in Prowse Wood on April 12 will feature teams from Brownwood Coleman Brady Blanket and others with Comanche High School shaping as a strong entrant. An ad promotes Rexall "93 Hair Tonic promising to curb dandruff and hair loss with a money back guarantee after a month if unsatisfied.
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Athletic Park
Prowsewood
Brownwood
Coleman Brady
Blanket
Comanche High School
Anna
Germany
Saboursud
Unea
Sabouraud
Special examinations for teachers' certificates announced
In Texas the state announces special examinations for teachers' certificates to be held in county seats on May 1 2 and 3. The moves respond to strong demand and will not interfere with the regular exams set for June 5 6 and 7.
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Austin
Texas
F. M. Brasley
Bank Clerk Sentenced Five Years for Embezzlement
Henry J. Stancil former book keeper at First National Bank Dublin pleaded guilty in federal court Fort Worth to embezzlement and was sentenced to five years in Leavenworth penitentiary by Judge Edward Meek. The indictment said he appropriated several hundred dollars of bank funds.
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Henry J. Stancil
First National Bank
Dublin
Federal
Fort Worth
Leavenworth — Penitentiary
Edward Meek
Stancil
Comanche Honors Hon. Oscar Callaway at Court House Reception
The people of Comanche hosted a reception for Hon. Oscar Callaway, Twelfth District congressman, praising his work for the city and his stance against treasury raids. The tribute lauds his energy and resolve in fighting corrupt practices and private politician interests.
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Comanche
Oscar Callaway
Court House
Callaway
Spork — Barrell
Ad-Watching Housewives and Thrift Knowledge
The piece praises housewives who manage on tight budgets without showing hardship. It calls them informed shoppers who watch ads and seek thrift opportunities to stretch limited allowances.
Obituary: Mrs Susan Stewart Dies at 74 Near Comanche
Mrs Susan Stewart, 74, died at her home three miles east of Comanche on Thursday morning March 27 from pneumonia. Burial followed Friday at Oatwood Cemetery with Rev. Stephens of Delcon officiating. A Primitive Baptist Church member and longtime Comanche County settler, she is survived by two daughters Mrs John Robertson and Mrs Lloyd Starkie and three sons Elbert Stewart J H Hannah and W J Hannah of the county, W J Hannah residing in Calburne.
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Comanche
Susan Stewart
Oatwood Cemetary
Stephens
Delcon
Primitive Baptist Church
Comanche County
John Robertson
Lloyd Starkie
Elbert Stewart
J. H. and
W. J. Hannah
This County
Cleburne
Erath Creamery Industry Receives Growing Support
The Dublin and Stephenville creameries plus the Lingleville skim milk station produced 25,650 pounds of butter last month. At 30 cents a pound the value is 7,689 dollars and 35 cents, or 8,970 dollars at the current price. yearly income would reach 107,646 dollars. This money benefits locals around these points as the industry remains in its infancy.
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Dublin
Stephenville
Lingleville
Comanche High Defeats Proctor In Hoop Clash
Comanche High School defeated Proctor High School 30 to 5 on Proctor grounds last Saturday. The Comanche lineup included Madie Hall Verda Hamilton Annie Palmer Mary Riley Lucile Hall and Vera Waldrop. Chaperones were Misses Alice Alsup Ruby Granger Ruth Long and Professor D F Eaton.
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Comanche High School
Proctor High School
Proctor
Madie Hall
Verda Hamilton
Annie Palmer
Mary Riley
Lucile Hall
Vera Waldrop
Alice Alsup
Ruby Granger
Ruth Long
D. F. Eaton
Meningitis Case Reported in Stephenville
A sixteen year old boy, son of Mrs. Joe Jackson in southwestern Stephenville, developed meningitis yesterday. Anti-toxin was given immediately and the family plus all exposed persons were quarantined. The outcome remains uncertain as reported by Dublin Progress.
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Stephenville
Joe Jackson
Dublin
Publicacion de citacion de 1913 Comanche Texas
Aviso de citacion por publicacion en Comanche Texas para C C Cooper y Sallie Rudd, ordenando comparecer ante el tribunal d e abril de 1913 y 1918, para responder demandas por posesion y disolucion de matrimonio. Se detallan otros avisos de impuestos sobre tierras y enlaces de sentencia. Incluye fechas, partes judiciales y nombres de demandantes y demandados.
Land dispute over 4 acre tract in Comanche Texas
Plaintiff sues for title and possession of land in Comanche county alleging unlawful entry and dispossession on January 1 1918 and invalid mortgage deed dated September 23 1909. Defendants named as claimant to title under contract with Cooper Cancer Cure Co of Perry Oklahoma. Court seal notes March 26 1913.
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John Duncan
City of
Comanche
Comanche County
Texas
N. W
Phaigtifé Ewes
R. H. C. Henderson
Cooper Cancer Cure C v
Perry
Oklo
A. D
W. D. Carroll
C. A. Hitt
Publication Notice Citations In Comanilla County Texas
Public notice directs the sheriff or constable to publish the citation in a county newspaper weekly for eight weeks before the 8th Monday in April 1913, the date stated as April 21, 1913, to inform interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Comanilla County
Notice to heirs in G W Jones estate Comanche County
In Comanche County Texas administrator W Lusk has filed final account and seeks partition and distribution of the estate of G W Jones deceased. The county court will review the application at the next term beginning April 7 1913. All heirs and interested parties must appear to show cause why partition should not be made. Mary L Smith clerk Jack Cunningham sheriff certify this true copy.
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State OF Texas
Comanche County
C. C. Cooper
52Nd Judicial District
Comanche
A. D
Will S. Bean
Pari
Sallie Rudd
District Court
E. J. Rudd
Erathecounty
Texas
Mar. A
Court House
State of
Couty
Wm. Shipp
Shipp
R. A. Upton
M. & J. KE. Thomas
S. E
Sai Thomas
N. W
W. C. Witt
T.’.Me Lindley
W. D. Carroll
Texa
G. W. Jones
W. Lusk
Mary L. Smith
Comanch County
Jack Cunningham
Tex
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