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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1921
Page
3
East Nashville Tennessee reports Thedford's Black Draught liver medicine praised by W. N. Parsons a local grocer who says it treats sour stomach headache and indigestion due to torpid liver. He recommends it highly and notes many others nationwide share the positive view.
Dr. R C Augustine, president of the American Optometric Association, warns that 90 percent of men are afflicted by a condition called ocularis delectare meaning to lure the eyes away. He says short skirts also cause many traffic accidents.
Notice from J. T. Luker forbidding hunting fishing picnicking or trespassing on premises five miles south of Comanche under threat of prosecution to guilty parties. Public alert issued in local area.
Washington July 31 Missouri continues as a state of pure bred stock per the Bureau of the Census. Pure bred horses total 4 480 with Percherons over half. Cattle total 102 939 led by Hereford 33 000 and Shorthorn 80 500. Jersey dairy 10 000 plus Holstein 5 569. Main sheep breed Shropshire and swine Poland China.
An advert promotes McGee's Baby Elixir to treat wind colic diarrhoea and summer complaint in babies. It claims purity harmlessness and effectiveness with prices at 35 and 60 cents and sales by Paris Smith. Miss Leona Gibbs visits wholesale markets this week buying fall goods for Bettis Gibbs store.
The Texas probate notice names J D Easley seeking executor appointment for Mrs M A Chancellor estate with a hearing set October 3 1921 at Comanche County Court. Sheriff publication required ten days prior in a general circulation paper.
Thousands of carloads of new grain flood markets and shipment centers easing financial tension in the Southwest. J. Z. Miller Jr. of the Federal Reserve District Kansas City notes loan totals down to 76 million dollars. William T. Kemper says the crop's 17 million dollar receipts in two weeks help farmers liquidate debts and banks interlink funds.
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