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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1929

Page

5

Sargon Restores Health Says Mrs. Maness

Mrs. J. W. Maness of Houston testifies Sargon cured stomach trouble and nerve trouble after months of sickness. She regained weight and color, slept better, and performs housework with ease. Sargon advertised as available in Comanche and Proctor via local druggists.

J. W. Maness Pearson St Houston Texas Comanche Wm. Reese Drug Co., Inc Durham Pharmacy Proctor Bf, Stone

Sidney Honor Roll Sixth Grade Lead Juanita McCullough

Honor roll list from Sidney notes sixth grade recipient Juanita McCullough and fifth grade honorees James Lacy Elbert Steele Elmo Donaho as standout students.

Juanita McCullough James Lacy Elbert Steele Elmo Donaho

Opportunity Knocks Onetime In Brownwood Real Estate Ads

Brownwood showcases vacant lots farms and six fine homes for sale amid a strong public school system and churches. Realty note invites buyers to contact J. H. Sunliivan at P. O. Box 142 phone 2297 and promises best local opportunities.

Brownwood Texas P. O J. H. Sunliivan

McEntire Huett Wedding Ties Comanche Friday Evening

Miss Irene Huett and Stile McEntire wed in Comanche Friday evening at Rev. S D Lindsey’s home. The couple, daughter and son of local families, plan to live in Comanche after visiting Eastland and Ranger relatives.

Irene Huett Stile McEntire Comanche S. D. Lindsey McEntire W. H. Huett Mr. McEntire J. H. McEntire Cotton Grove Eastland Ranger

Primitive Baptist Services at Court House Sunday

Primitive Baptist services will be held at the Court House at 2 p m Sunday with Elder Martin Stone preaching. This may be the last service for some time and all members and as many visitors as will are urged to attend. J W McCOLLUM

Court House Martin Stone Wbdawn Ld

City Ordinance Requires Vehicles to Stop at Sphere Entrance

City Marshall W A Pate announces a new traffic rule requiring all vehicles to stop when entering the sphere and vows strict enforcement to protect public safety. Drivers are urged to observe the regulation to prevent endangering others.

W. A. Pate City Marshall

Tornadoes Cause Damage in Clarkeville This Week

A tornado damaged Clarkeville this week affecting residents with mixed insurance coverage. Comanche citizens face the same risk with some insured and some uninsured. Prompt protection urged with J. R. Eanes and Co. insurance.

Clarkeville Comanche J. R. Eanes and Co

W M S Honors Mrs Hearn at Central Christian Church

The Women's Missionary Society of Central Christian Church honored retiring President Mrs Ben F Hearn with a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Will Martins home. Postmaster Mort Sullivan delivered a special parcel containing the gift amid cream and cake for about twenty five attendees.

Women's Missionary Society of the Central Christian Church Will Martin Ben F. Hearn Mort Sulliven

Easy Money Says Bill Lane Leased Stock Farm Near Comanche

W D Lane says leasing his Comanche stock farm was easy money after an ad in the Comanche Chief. He said it cost less than a telephone call to secure a hot prospect and warned not to repeat the ad. The farm was leased Friday afternoon.

W. D. Lane Comanche W. D

Comanche News Notes Social Visits and Local Obituaries

Comanche residents and visitors are recorded in a long list of weekend and weekday trips. Among highlights were Mrs. D K Doyle of Brownwood visiting Comanche, Rev W A Thornton visiting from Goldthwaite, and numerous families from Eastland, Coleman, and Brownwood attending church events, games, and gatherings. The page also mentions the death of Tom Carter, with Tucker Carter of Knox City at his bedside.

D. K. Doyle Brownwood Comanche W. A. Shelton W. A. Thornton Comanche County Goldthwaite J. F. Little Eastland F. L. Little Si Springs Lon Smith K. R. Little Laynette Franklin Sul Ross Teachers College Alphine L. B. Russell Coleman Minnie Cunningham Gordon Barrett Paris Smith St. Joe Bettie Cameron Pecos Kerrville Dawson Masters Dallas A. B. Masters Ira Gerganess Mary Toomes S. Helmsley Fayette Missouri W. W. Taylor Palestine Tyler Frankston Dewey Dodson Luling G. A. Dodson G. A. Kilpatrick Cisco W. W. Kilpatrick Iris Edmondson G. Preston Tate Karl F. Tate San Angelo Dorris Mason Ft. Worth Dorothy Shelton G. F. Hooker Breckenridge J. C. Hooker W. F. Elkins John Sherman Charlese and Jimmie Dewey Barnes Bob Troy Lee Lewis Lon Burt Jim Ned Ilma Nance Lometa Dayton McKinley John Tarleton J. L. Breazeale Dean J. T. Davis W. G. F. West Mineral Wells Jep Little Hugh Williams Daniel Baker N. Pederson A. J. Blevins Lee Elkins Joe Tupin Dellas Tucker Carter Knox City Thie Tom Carter

Comments on the Election From Chief of 1984

Local reminiscences recount scattered votes in Comanche County with jokes and quotes from residents. It notes Wash Jones’s near miss for governor, a Democratic win in Texas, and remarks on ballot returns and local figures like W. O. Hamilton and Judge Brewer amid celebratory excitement.

A. S. Harris Wash Jones Norton St. John Ireland Comanche County Billy Carroll J. D. Bonner Moore J. D. Moore Jim Cunningham Dudley J. D. Sherrill Jim Shropshire W. O. Hamilton YL Burns John Sullivan G. C. Cotham Riley Conage R. D. Shropshire Judge Brewer Shrop Texas Salt Creek House of Representatives Congress W. D. Sumner D. Hammond S. A. Richmond Logan J. G. Carmichael PD. P. Lester Hazel Dell Tolliver

Best Way To Sell Say C M Edmonson

Twenty dollars worth of tomato plants already sold and prospects enough to sell another twenty dollars worth to, is the record of C M Edmonson whose want ad in the Chief for two weeks brought results. If you want tomato plants by them from local people who advertise in the Chief, they are reputable and your interests are protected.

C. M. Edmondson

Comanche Chief Notes Humorous Book Claim

A humorist claims Zane Grey, described as a father, has written a joke book. The Comanche Chief appears to report on this unexpected literary note amid light commentary and promotional lines for prompt service.

Zane Grey

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Ant Sargon Sidney Primitive Baptist UUCIU J. W. McCollum Mrs. Hearn Charlotte N. C C.M. Edmonson Hingindotham Bros & Co
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