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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
8
A Foster Oregon reader testifies to relief from back pain using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy let her perform housework for a family of seven, ending fatigue and enabling her to teach friends about the product.
The notice orders the publication of a trespass to try title suit in Comanche County Texas. Plaintiffs Z. Cardwell and B. Cardwell seek title to three land tracts totaling 81, 200, and 125 acres. Defendants include Blakemore and Hamblin heirs among others. court sets April 17, 1922, as return day with four weekly publications.
A written guarantee offers $75 to $100 position or money back. Demand exceeds openings for bookkeeping shorthand and telegraphy graduates. Mail coupon to Abilene Draugh on Business College in Abilene Texas for a new catalogue and special rates.
A lyric about a single rosebud in a garden of love. The speaker compares the rosebud to beauty and purity, promising devotion and yearning to make it his own. The verse blends floral imagery with affection and longing.
An advertising brief from The Cash Store promotes all kinds of ammunition for rabbit drives at the lowest prices, inviting shoppers to purchase.
Henry Ford is praised as the world's most successful businessman. He drives sales by direct outreach, literature, tests, and strong publicity. Ford's acquisition of the Lincoln factory is noted and the Lincoln touring car is described as a class winner at the Fort Worth Automobile Style Show.
After two weeks of fierce winds and sand storms the region reports calmer skies yet drought persists. Farmers face planting a full cotton acreage and risk from boll weevil, with scarce rain threatening yields. Optimism fares poorly but patience remains amid west Texas uncertainty.
Notice states a city election will be held Tuesday April 4 1922 at City Hall Comanche Texas to elect three Aldermen Marion Wilkerson named presiding Judge and signed by J R Eanes and Co Moore City Secretary.
The Isham A Smith West American Legion Brownwood announces The American Legion Light to advocate for former service men and back the compensation bill in Congress. Post Commander Gibbs outlines the paper’s goal to detail ex service men’s contentions until a final settlement, while praising Brownwood business support and criticizing the Brownwood Bulletin.
A local seed seller advertises a large stock of field seeds and promises fresh quality and broad selection. The notice emphasizes variety and reliability for farmers seeking to plant.
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