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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
10
In Des Moines Iowa the drought-stricken region relies on soybeans as a resilient crop. Federal and state authorities note the beans with deep roots reaching subsoil moisture offer hope to salvage the season. Miss Nadine Kendrick returns to Dallas to resume work with a wholesale firm.
Eldon C. Fernl and family extend thanks to supporters and friends for time and kind words during a campaign. Though not crowned with victory, they deem the effort worthwhile and seek continued friendship in the future.
In Edinburg Indiana Mrs Ida Hege reports that after starting Cardui she moved from dragging and misery to relief from severe pains. She took six then nine bottles, noting she felt stronger and less pain. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits them. If it does not help you see a physician.
The obituary notes Mrs. Cunningham survived by brothers Neely John and W H Burton of Newbury. She joined the Baptist Church in college and was a Comanche member at death. Out of town mourners listed include John Campbell Mills A L Mills Willie Mills Pearsall and many others from Abilene Pearsall Throckmorton Bedias Dallas San Angelo and Goree.
The family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of husband and father Chas. McKinzie. They thank the people of Comanche and Mercers Gap for floral tributes and cherished services. signed by Mrs. Chas. MecKinzie and children.
Sam Todd thanks voters for the Saturday county treasurer race vote and expresses readiness to serve the citizens. He also notes appreciation for the courtesy shown during the campaign. Miss Carman Rice of Jayton and Glynn Roby of Rule visited J B Laevy and family Sunday.
A vintage advertisement touts 666 liquid tablets salve nose drops claiming malaria can be checked in 3 days and headaches or neuralgias relieved in 30 minutes. It markets "Fine Laxative and Tonic" as the most speedy remedies known.
The family of W. Reid, Aaron Reid and children, Sam Reid and family, and Edgar Reid express gratitude for kindness shown during the sickness and death of their wife and mother. They thank friends for comforting words, kindness, and beautiful flowers, and offer sincere blessings.
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