For Sale and Lost Notice Fragments
Auction style classifieds show items for sale including a five item radio gear bundle with a Dayton tube radio and Tungar chargers offered by Dr Rufe E Adams at American Express office. Grass land parcel priced at £1 1 2.00 per acre with one third cash via J R Ebans and Co. A lost notice asks returning a ladies block box between Whitlow's Filling Station and De Leon with a reward via Mrs Henry Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dayton
American Express
Rufe E. Adams
J. R. Ebanes and Co
Whitlow’s
de Leon
Whitlow
Henry Kennedy
Texas
Ite
Flies blamed for deaths. new insecticide touted
Major Ransom of the U.S. Army cites flies as historic killers of people and epidemics. The ad promotes FLYTOX from Mellon Institute researchers as an easy home insecticide to keep houses clean, with simple blue labeled bottle instructions.
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Major Ransom
Medical Department
United States Army
House of Flies
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
Adlerika Relief Wide Gas and Nerve Upset
Mrs. M. Meyer reports relief from gas and stomach discomfort after Adlerika. The ad claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and sourness in ten minutes by cleansing both upper and lower bowel of old waste matter, with a prompt improvement in well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Comanche Produce Co. Ad Seeks Reliable Produce Buyers
Comanche Produce Co. promotes its offerings and invites buyers to engage with proprietor D. C. Bailey. The notice presents a straightforward sales pitch for fresh produce and steady business relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Produce Co
Campaign note from FF. T. Brandt to Precinct 5 voters
FF T Brandt thanks voters and citizens of Precinct No 5 for favors, courtesies, and support during the campaign and asks for careful consideration in the runoff. This expression of gratitude closes with a sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. T. Brandt
McKenzie Thanks Precinct as Commissioner Candidate
GEO C McKENZIE thanks Citizens Precinct No 2 for campaign courtesies and strong support. He notes runoff and primary challenges, expressing appreciation for both supporters and opposing candidates while seeking continued votes.
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promised to Improve Smiles
Promises relief from sore gums and pyorrhea with a dentist recommended preparation. Sold by Parts Smith Druggist with money back guarantee if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Parts Smith
Callaway thanks voters as runoff forms in 17th district
In the 17th Congressional District a five candidate race ends with a runoff between Callaway and Lee. Callaway expresses gratitude for support, plans joint meetings in each county to compare national issue positions, and emphasizes cordial personal relations as the campaign proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
17Th Congressional District
Thomas L. Blanton
Lee
Mrv. Callaway
Callaway
Cisco
Mr. Lee
Jasper Gordon Dies Accidently in Kansas Scaffold Fall
Jasper Gordon born July 31, 1899 in Comanche County near Indian Gap, died July 27 in Pratt Kansas after a scaffold accident on July 26 while employed as a foreman for Chicago Bridge and Iron Works. He leaves widow Frankie Cawthon and three children Leevina Billie Jack and Lark, plus mother Bettie Gordon and siblings. Services were conducted by C C Walker and D B Gilmore at Newbury Cemetery.
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William Jasper Gordon
Bettie Gordon
Pratt
Kansas
Newbure
C. C. Walker
D. Db. Gilmore
Jasper
Comanche County
Indian Gap
Church of Christ
the Baptist
Frankie Cawthon
Hamilton
Texas
Leevina
Billie Jack
Lark
Tom
X Gap
J. H. Gordon
Ele
Wilford Gordon
Minnie McBride
Nora Campbell
Brownwood
Ruby Strickey
de Leon
Agnes Gordon
Chicago Bridge and Iron Works
Clarence Roots
Ifs
Graham-Vancleave Family Reunion at Sidney School Grounds
Descendants of Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Graham and the Vancleave family gathered July 27 at the Sidney School grounds for a reunion. Jess Vancleave elected President and R. Q. George Secretary. program featured solo dancing readings and stunts by Virginia and Romeo Walker Jr and a piano number by Mrs. H L Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Graham
Vancleave
Sidney School
Jess Vancleave
R. Q. George
Virginia
Romeo Walker, Jr
H. L. Stewart
Bud Graham
Dee Rasberry
Charlies Johnson
Girlie Graham
Fred Vancleave
G. Garrett
W. Hopkins
Parker
Abilene
Roy Morris
Carbon
Charlie Hubbard
Jalter Hubbard
McCullough County
Floyd Moody
Bryan Boykin
Bud Newsome
Harvey Burnett
Rred Grime
Luther Smith
Will Graham
Hilton
Bud Vancleave
Reeda
Comanche County
Louis F. Rodgers Buried Sunday
Louis I. Rodgers died at his Blanket home Sunday morning after a year long illness. Interment followed Sunday afternoon at Pender grass cemetery. He was born July 15, 1883, son of W. B. Rodgers, and survived by his widow, several children, and brothers Fred Ed and Tom Rodgers of Comanche County, plus sisters Mrs Shade Rutherford and Mrs Paul Pinkard of New Mexico. He lived most of his life in Comanche County, moving to Blanket from May a year ago.
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Louis I. Rodgers
Blanket
Pendergrass
Mr. Rodgers
W. B. Rogers
Fred
Tom Rodgers
Comanche County
Shade Rutherford
Paul Pinkard
New Mexico
Comanche
Sidney
Vandykke Revival to Begin Saturday
Zion Hill Baptist Church at Vandyke will start its annual revival Saturday night. The church, organized in 1872, has a long history of Saturday night revivals before the first Sunday in August, with rare exceptions. Rev. W. M. Scott of Livevuvcood will conduct the revival after Rev. Morton of Hico could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Hill Baptist Church
Vandyke
Derrel Nabers
Nabers
Morton
Hico
W. M. Scott
Livevuvcood
Fisher Nelson Strickland Families In Reunion
The Nelson, Fisher, and Strickland families gathered at Copperas Creek near Suez for their annual reunion held Wednesday and Thursday. More than 150 attendees enjoyed services led by Rev. Andrew and John Strickland, speeches by W. R. Slider and others, plus baskets, beef, and Comanche Stew. Families listed include Strickland heads from Abilene and Corpus Christi, and multiple Nelson and Fisher households from Eastland and Crosstown areas.
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Nelson
W. R. Slider
B. Ray McCorkle
Bill Johnson
Disney
Charles and
Henry Strickland
Abilene
Andrew Strickland
Corpus Christi
Mose Strickland
John Strickland
Groncman
Att Butler Nelson
Lewis Nelson
Mack Nelson
L Picher
Ed Fisher
Sips
Fisher
C. L. Fisher
Eastland
Will Fisher
C. C. Fisher
C. P. Fisher
Clarence
T. B. Mull
Crosbyton
Card of Thanks from Ed Sumner
Ed Sumner thanks all who voted for him and also thanks those who voted against him for their services.
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ED Sumner
Henry Gore thanks Comanche County voters in primary
Henry Gore writes to Comanche County voters thanking supporters for their primary vote and pledging to provide the best service while wishing well to both supporters and opponents.
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Comanche County
Henry Gore
Stewart thanks Comanche County allies in runoff campaign
In a brief statement HW L Stewart expresses gratitude to supporters in Comanche County for backing his bid for County Judge and notes the campaign continues into a runoff stage with appreciation extended to all who considered his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
HW. L. Stewart
Grady Howell Thanks Voters After Runoff Victory
Grady Howell expresses appreciation to voters in Precinct 3 for support in the commissioner race. He pledges to visit voters before the next primary and thanks them for their courtesies during the first campaign.
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PCT
Birthday Celebration Honors Mrs. K. R. Little at Home
A Tuesday birthday dinner at Mrs. K. R. Little's residence marked a joint celebration for Mrs. Little and her niece Miss Rebecca Hill both born on July 81. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Little and daughter Miss Vi Neel, the Leverette Hill family, Lizzie Hill, Lon L. Smith Jr., and Everette Little, with gifts from children and grandchildren.
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K. R. Little
Cuilprn Fatal Disease Reported Amid Health Claims
A fragment reports a fatal disease affecting a Chilean child and mentions White's Dreamer as a supposed remedy. The ad-style note claims the product destroys worms without harming health, with prices listed by Paris Smith and druggists Reese Co.
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Chile
White
Price
Paris Smith
WM. Reese
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Sessa
KR. E. Blue
Gustine
X.L. Wagon Yard
Sged
D. C. Bailey
Wade Everidge
Dhode Island
J. H. Prater
Iss
Osborne
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
E. H. Jones
Fordson Tractor
Olliver
D. C. Hailey
A. J. Blevins
Durham Pharmacy
J. M. Boykin
Comanche Milling Co
High School Street
Jessup
J. A. Hirst
Beeville
MeNess
Furst and Thomas
Dept. Rc8
Freeport
Jersey Bull
Chas. Harvey
James DeWitt
Albert Guthrie
George B. Moore
Baptist Church
A. J. Sparks
Jersey
M. E. Stephens
Suez
Colt Carbide Lighting System
C. F. Denny
J .L. Ellis
Democrat
Frank Hoffman
Court House
Peese Drug Company
Jack
Paris Smith WM
Reese Drug CO
Judge Rutherford
International
Detroit
United States
WNAC
WRAW
WSAI
WHAM
WHK
WEBL
WGN
Wean Word
WRNY
WEBC
WBBR
WDAY
KQV
WTAR
WOC
WET
KTNT
WDAE
KMOX
WAPI
WHB
WRR
Wren
Janada
KFAB
KERC
KPH
KGO
KFJF
KEX
KWKH
KMO
WBAP
KOMO
KPRC
KIR
KOR
KHQ
KOA
K Sei
KSL
Kghl Kdyl
CJGX
Kfad Cky
KFSD
CJGC
KNX
Precinct No. 2
Geo. C. McKenzie
UNI
Jasper Gordon
Graham-Vancleave
Louis F. Rodgers
Nelson, Strickland
Sincerely, Grady Howell
Cuilpren
Buick
Mary Buick
Bette
Blackwell Motor Company
Brownwood, Texas
Your
Healer Chevrolet Co
Comanche, Texas
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