Testimony on Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound from Lebanon Woman
Emma Baker of Lebanon Indiana testifies she was run down by women’s troubles and stomach issues before using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She calls it wonderful medicine and recommends it to other sick women as a natural restorative that helped her regain energy and health.
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Lebanon
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emma Baker
St St
Ge E. Pinkham
Mrs. Baker
Robersonville Community Meeting and Nearby News
The Monday night service led by Brother T. H. Irvin of Tyler continues through Sunday with all invited. Funeral attendance for Mr. Ray in Dublin noted, while Nelms family visits extend. A Swan Hill Convention with large turnout and fine singing delights locals. A May 5 concert is planned free for all, with expectations of good entertainment.
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T. H. Irvin
Tyler
C. C. Nelms
Mr. Ray
Dublin
Gladys Howell
Gertrude Lane
Proctor
Alex Faulkner
Comanche
W. T. Roberson
Field Seeds Offer Large Stock for Planting
Seed supplier Todd & Jennings advertises a wide range of field seeds with fresh stock and high quality, inviting customers to specify varieties needed for planting. The note emphasizes versatility and reliability in supplying farmers.
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Todd & Jennings
Ostt
Pigs for Sale Duroc Pigs at Shumaker Farm
One male and three sows of Duroc breed offered for sale at $10 each. Contact W. R. Shumaker.
Van Dyke Church Notices Invite All to Sunday School
Rev Tatum preached Saturday night and Sunday with a nice singing. Many communities were represented. Visitors include Haynes from Waco, Butler Patton and James Sparks, Lorine and Homer Starr, Eula Harris, and Velma Falkner among others. Two Sunday schools meet, come at 10 o clock.
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Tatum
Haynes
Waco
McGuire
Holcomb
James Sparks
Breckenridge
B. Pattons
Boynton
Logan Gap
William Franklin
East Texas
Starr
Eula Harris
Duncan
Frieda
Edith McGuire
Lorine
Homer Starr
Comanche
Johnnie Fritts
Frank Williford
Alma Duval
Dollie Stewart
Fritts
Nabers
Velma Falkner
George Bennett
Hasse
Velma Holland
Public Notice Prohibits Trespassing on Rural Property
A notice from T. J. Hanson forbids fishing hunting or trespassing on his Leon River property twelve miles north of Comanche. Use of the privileges is limited to Mr. Dowd Horn and his family. future violations are warned against.
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Comanche
Leon River
Dowd Hornsby
T. J. Hanson
Notice Against Staking Coves Along Streets
Notice to the public from City Marshal Joe Arthur warns residents not to stake coves along the streets of Comanche or provide enough rope for crossing streets. The marshal will untie cows in violation and move them to the pawn to protect motorists.
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Comanche
Joe Arthur
Brick advertising offer from Thurber Brick Co Texas
An advertising note promotes Vitrified brick as the best choice for durability. It invites readers to write Thurber Brick Co in Fort Worth Texas for details and pricing.
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Thurber Brick Co
Ft. Worth
Texas
Rainy spell boosts crop planting in Rucker region
A recent Sunday night rain favors a good start to the season with farmers beginning peanut and cotton planting. Local church events included the Pastor and Lamen conference at Liberty Missionary with noted preachers and speeches. District court activity saw M. S. Baker and J. L. Lewis serving as petit jurors in Comanche. T. J. Grisham returned from Fort Worth where he served in federal court. J. C. Higginbotham traveled to Brown County to be with his wife and her daughter, Mrs. Elvin Williams.
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Lamen
Liberty Missionary
Messrs
M. S. Baker
J. L. Lewis
Comanche
T. J. Grisham
Fort Worth
J. C. Higginbotham
Brown County
Elvin Williams
Water meter repairs urged by city officials note
Water customers with dead meters will be notified by the water commissioner. If the meter is not repaired or an application filed within fifteen days, a $2.50 minimum charge applies and nonpayment by the tenth of the following month may lead to disconnection at a $1.00 reconnection fee. Mayor J. R. Eanes signs.
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J. R. Eanes
Making Fire With Ice Lens Sparks Cold Fire Trick
Lometa Reporter explains a primitive method to start a fire using a lens formed from ice. By shaping a flat ice disc about one inch thick and four inches wide and rubbing to smooth surfaces, sunlight is focused to ignite small wood bits, proving ice can function like glass in a burning glass.
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Lometa
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Robersonville
W. R. Shumaker
Wayne Hill
the Tailor North Side
Room
Masonic Temple
Old Line Fire and Automobile Companies
Rucker
A. J. Blevins
Magnolia Petroleum
Ford Station
Gulf Coast Lines
Houston
New Orleans
Asellogg
C. W. Strain
Houston, Texas
D? Price