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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1916

Page

11

Boy club finds profits in baby beef effort at Coleman

Eb Ferguson, secretary of Coleman county baby beef club, bought a cow and calf for 100 dollars with a neighbor backing the note. The calf, fattened on farm with milk and grain, sold with premiums for 110.60 at Fort Worth. Ferguson refused a 100 offer for the cow’s next calf and plans to fatten it and others for market, promoting science and economy in farm feeding and fattening. The piece urges more farm boys to join the baby beef movement as practical and profitable.

Coleman County Eb Ferguson Coleman County Baby Beef Club Fort Worth Baby Beef and Pig Clubs Coleman

Poultry Disinfectant Sprayed for Healthy Profits

Ross Dead Quick spray marketed to farmers as a just-right disinfectant and insecticide for poultry. It claims to prevent mites lice and germs causing disease. sold in Comanche by The Wm. Reese Co.

Comanche Wm. Reese Co

Temple Youth Breaks Pole Vault Record At Temple Meet

Theron Brown of Temple cleared 11 feet to break state and southern records in the Daniel Baker meet last Saturday. His 10 feet 9 inch mark from Austin last year was the previous state best. Officials expect new Daniel Baker meet records next Saturday if weather allows.

Daniel Baker Bell County Temple Theron Brown Brown Austin Brownwood Bulletin

Restaurant Change Pledge and Special Meals Offered

Public notice states Silver Moon Restaurant has new owners X. N. Mayberry and K. C. Eubanks. They announce ongoing business, invite patronage, and offer regular meals for 25 cents on Saturdays and on First Mondays with short orders available at all times.

Silver Moon X. N. Mayberry K. C. Eubanks

Comanche County Old Settlers Plan 1916 Reunion

The executive committee fixed the 1916 reunion for July 12 13 and 14 and called a meeting for April 25 to consider location. The association emphasizes it is a voluntary social group for all old settlers and veterans across Comanche County and relies on local communities for facilities.

Old Settlers and Soldiers’ Association Comanche County Old Settlers’ and Soldiers’ Association Comanche Vanguard W. D. Jenkins L. B. Russell

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Mrs Stapp Comanche

Mrs. 8. F. Stapp of Comanche recounts relief from rheumatic pains headaches and insomnia after taking Doan’s Kidney Pills. She endorses the remedy again in 1915 urging others to use Doan’s Pills priced 50 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.

F. Stapp Comanche Dean

Lost Horse Strayed From Gorman March 25

Small brown horse slipped away from Gorman on March 25 and was last seen in Comanche Sunday evening March 26. Henry Rogers of Gorman Texas offers a reward for information leading to recovery. Call or write with tips.

Gorman Comanche Henry Rogers Texas

Antiseptic Hea ri Oil Claims cures for various ailments

An advertisement promotes De Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil as a universal cure for long standing illnesses. It asserts effectiveness for pains in Penn and Hee’s area with a price of 1.00.

Penn Hee

Cisco Cyclone Rumor Moves Through Town

Citizens in Cisco faced a scare when a cyclone rumor circulated Tuesday night around 8 30. A dark cloud approached rapidly from the northwest then broke apart above the city leaving only light showers and clear skies. Thundershowers gathered in the northeast as residents sought shelter in cellars, only to find their homes and trees unharmed.

Cisco

Bearsville Merchant Reports Foley's Honey and Tar Aid

A West Virginia merchant recounts a patron’s child cured by Foley's Honey and Tar Compound after a croup episode. The letter notes multiple similar testimonials and credits the product with rapid relief.

Croup M. T. Davis Bearsville W. Va Foley’s Wm. Reese Co

They Won’t Know the Difference Violin Remark

Mr Purcell of the Schubert Symphony club told the theatre manager he would play a violin over 200 years old tonight. The manager replied “do the best you can with it and maybe they won’t know the difference.”

Purcell Schubert Symphony Club

Notice of Bankruptcy Discharge for Eugene Greer

In the District Court of the Northern District of Texas Eugene Greer of Comanche Texas filed for discharge in bankruptcy No 895. He was adjudged bankrupt February 26 1916 surrendered all property and asks the Court grant a full discharge from debts provable against his estate with certain exceptions per law.

District Court of the United States District of Texas Eugene Greer Comanche

Discharge Opposition Deadline Set by Fort Worth Referee

The petition orders creditors with proved claims and interested parties to oppose the discharge by May 10 1916. Oppositions must be filed with Referee W B Paddock in Fort Worth Texas, with specifications due within ten days after filing.

Fort Worth Texas W. B. Paddock

Citation for land suit in Comanche County 1916

Texas court summons Tilford Scott and numerous co defendants and their heirs to answer a trespass to try title suit No. 3507 filed Feb 23 1916 by W J Moore seeking title and possession to parts of the W 1 4 of Sec 28 Blk 2 described across four tracts totaling about 857 2 acres with claims of adverse possession over ten years.

State of Texas Comanche County Tilford Scott Lavina Scott J. E. Blanton S. T. Blanton M. J. Tennison J. R. Sanders Miranda Jane Sanders J. W. Scott W. H. Stephenson W. P. Stephenson Rondo Sanders W. E. Weathers E. L. Weathers J. M. Strange M. L. Strange D. H. McFadden 52Nd Judicial District District Court of Comanche W. J. Moore Levina Scott W. F. Stephenson E.L. . Weathers J. M Strange N. E. Cor S. E. Cor S. W Vrs Raburn Scott N. W S. W. Cor S. E P. O. Brs Copperas Creek Mareh Sph State of Texas Tilford Scott and Manche W. D. Carroll

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Temple Youth Rhode T. M. Pulliam Comanche, Texas I.L. Vaughn South Side Square State Convention Via A Rao Federation OF Labor Houston Lumbermen's Convention Dallas Texas Gunners’ Association Knight Templars Battle OF Flowers San Antonio G. W. Jessup Jay McGee Stephenville Cardus Cardui North Texas St. Louis Memphis A. D. Bell Geo. D. Hunter Generals N. W. Cor N.E. Cor
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