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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1919

Page

4

Transportation Push Sparks Oil Boom Town Debate

Indicated phenomenal development in mercantile lines as the de poets surpassed half a million dollars in six months. Deposits came mostly from new comers. The great problem for Desdemona and North Central Texas oil fields was transportation. Mr. Cage, Mrs. Young, and Mrs. Bruce Cage supported Parker's statement on Desdemona’s growth and urged building the line not for Stephenville alone but for the region.

Desdemona North Central Texas Cage Young Bruce Cage Parker Stephenville Desdemonia P. J. Neff Frisco St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company J. S. Pyeatte Alex Hilton Stephenville Railway Station John M. Cage Cage & Crow Bank Lee Young G. W. Jenks Stephenville Tribune E. Lamar Parker

Frisco Officials Back Rail Line to Desdemonia

Desdemona hosts a meeting with P J Neff of Frisco System J S Pyeatte and Alex Hilton to discuss a new Frisco line into Desdemona. The group notes strong traffic potential a pending survey from Ranger and possible right of way deals with Desdemona authorities. The talk centers on building a railroad to Desdemona in the near future.

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safer Calomel Substitute

Dodson's Liver Tone markets itself as a safe vegetable liquid to replace calomel for liver remedies. The ad claims calomel is dangerous, salivates, weakens bones, and causes sickness while Liver Tone starts the liver without side effects. It targets children and adults and offers a money-back guarantee if not better than calomel.

Dodson

Railroad men tour Stephenville amid oil belt plans

A Frisco lines delegation rode the oil belt route aiming at speedier schedules and more trains. They traveled in a railroad administration pullman and stopped in Stephenville for dinner during a Menard tour to gather data for service improvements.

Stephenville Neff Belonger Menard Frisco

This Is Better Than Laxatives

Poor digestion leads to weak energy, skin issues, and general ill health. The ad promises NR Tablets from Maturo's Remedy to tone the digestive and eliminative organs, claim quick relief after the first dose and ongoing wellness with continued use.

Rey

White's Cream Vermifuge Ends Child Worms

A prudent mother notices paleness loss of interest and peevishness signaling worms in children. White's Cream Vermifuge is given. a few doses remove worms and restore natural activity. Price 30 cents per bottle. Sold by S. P. Smith.

S. P. Smith

Harmony community health and cotton planting update

Harmony notes good health and ongoing cotton planting. Visitors include Judge Montgomery from Ozona. Elmer Creek and sister Effie attended a supper at Miles Williford’s and enjoyed the show. Jack Creek rushed to his brother’s bedside near De Leon. the baby’s condition improved. Singing at Comanche reported a pleasant time. Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic advertises blood purification and winter defense with quinine and iron. 60c.

Judge Montgomery Ozona Elmer Creek Effie Miles Williford Jack Creek de Leon Comanche Grove

Center Point Corn Planting Week and Family Visits

Center Point reports men busy planting corn and feed this week. Johnnie McNutt and family stayed with Edd Rogers over weekend. J D Swearengin and family visited Archie Swearengin and family. Vesta and Mattie Bell Swearengin visited John Davis and wife of Buffalo. Archie Hodge of Ellis County visits sister Ruth Reed.

Johnnie McNutt Edd Rogers J. D. Swearengin Archie Swearengin Vesta Sarah Davis Mattie Bell John Davis Buffalo Archie Hodge Ellis County Ruth Reed

Torpid Liver Signaled by Bad Breath and No Energy

Advertisement touts HER BINE as a liver tonic to restore activity in the liver and blood, regulate bowels, and boost energy and cheerfulness. Sold by S. P. Smith at 60 cents.

S. P. Smith

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Mixa Clara Dobe Gold St. Grand Rapids N. Mich Miss Lohr Eruna Prisco Dublin Ranger Neff Mr. Parker Mr. Neff Desdemona Bank Velvet Burks /Ylerc. Co America Paul Jones Burks Merc. Co WM. Reese Comanche, Texas Papa Bayer
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