Skin remedy offer from WM. Reese Drug Co.
An advertisement promotes BLUE STAR REMEDY claiming it treats skin diseases such as itch eczema tetter and cracked hands and promises no clothing stains and little odor with a guarantee.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
6
An advertisement promotes BLUE STAR REMEDY claiming it treats skin diseases such as itch eczema tetter and cracked hands and promises no clothing stains and little odor with a guarantee.
August reports show farmers nearing end of crop work. Drennon family hosted friends, Coker and Jones families visited Beattie and Bibb areas, with multiple fishing trips noted on Indian Creek. Other locals, including Kilgore and Warner households, were seen in Comanche Bibb and Staw Creek areas.
Mr. Marvin Brown and wife of McCauley visit. Arza Brown of McCauley visits relatives this week. Ila and Mary Strickland return to Oklahoma City after summer visit. Mrs. Mose Land and husband of McCauley visit home folks. Grandmother Nelson hosts a large singing crowd last Sunday with plans for a second and fourth Sunday gathering. Miss Jewell Smith of Knox City visits relatives. Mrs. Vollie Welch of Buffalo Gap visits home folks. John Land of Knox City visits relatives this week. Moody's Market offers baked or boiled ham sandwiches for cold suppers.
SODA SPRINGS Bros. Early and Morrison closed a very successful Baptist meeting at this place Sunday. The Methodist meeting will begin at Taylor's Chapel Friday night, August 6. Everyone is invited to come and help with the singing.
Mr W J Chambers and Mrs Alice Moore visited Blake Sunday. The Chambers family with Annie Chambers shopped in Rising Star Wednesday. Lum McQueen of Fisk spent Wednesday and Thursday with the Chambers family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Maupin and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Taylor left Monday for Knox City to visit Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chambers. Also note a 5 percent loan offer from H. L. Stewart, secretary treasurer, Federal ros Loans Association.
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