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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1917
Page
3
Rear Admiral Fiske praises Slider and Lacy for a top work shirt. He notes General Grant would be shocked by the contrast between today’s young men and those who marched with him fifty years ago.
A list of registered automobiles including owners T M Pulliam Comanche Interstate No 753 Mrs Jessie E Parker Comanche Ford No 754 J W Reid Comanche R No 4 Ford No 755 B F Gamel Gustine Ford No 756 a W Speed Gustine Ford No 757 a J Lee Comanche J H Morgan DeLeon R No 4 Ford No 759 C R Deal Gustine Maxwell No 760 W A Irby Comanche R No 4 Chevrolet No 761
Insomnia and indigestion disrupt sleep. a light meatless supper with no milk and taking one Chamberlains Tablet after supper is suggested to improve rest. The remedy is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
In district court Annie Hunton vs J B Hunton a divorce was granted. Higginbotham Bros Co v The Comanche Farmers Gin Company receivership continued.
Sli der and Lacy publish a notice offering cottonseed seed for planting. The ad invites buyers to contact the seller for pricing and delivery terms.
Canvass raises Sunday school attendance as church urges offerings for Home and Foreign Missions by April 30. Baptists reaffirm conservative practice, recalling past dancing ban. Dr. Adam Clark Bane delivers forceful address on liquor as a social ill. Fifth Sunday events at Midway Baptist imply no morning service, evening sermon on A Call to Prayer. Pastor Geo A Curlee.
The store introduces the latest Palm Beach and Kool Kloth suit lines at Slider & Lacy, highlighting new fabrics and styles for the season.
Central Christian Church reports a 50 percent jump in Bible School attendance last Lord's Day with plans for further growth. Services at 11:00 a.m. feature preaching and the Lord's Supper and an 8:00 p.m. praise service with topics The Hour of Supreme Testing and No Time for Slackers. Samuel H. Austin invites wider participation while Higginbothams offers new fancy sport hats and Hinaki straws as arrivals.
A local notice reports feed supplies including oats hay and bran at Slider Taew. The listing highlights stockpiles, pricing details, and availability for farmers and merchants in the district.
A sales pitch stressing careful selection and appealing appearance of meats. It asserts meats bought and kept properly will prove good and satisfactory to customers and reflect quality.
Issued. Billy Boler and Miss Lois Morris, FM. Smith and Miss Mary Wetzel, T. L. Weeks and Miss Ola Howard.
Local shop Higginbothams unveils snappy white hats for midsummer wear, highlighting style and practicality for sunny days. The simple collection targets customers seeking lightweight, versatile headgear.
Mr and Mrs Millard Long announce a baby boy and Mr and Mrs Ernest Rachaels announce a baby boy in Sipe Springs.
Hinoki straw hats and Higginboham models appear as the latest sport headwear with new styles and materials. Vendors advertise light, breathable options aimed at athletic use and outdoor activity.
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