Former Comancheite Makes Good on the Plains
John H. Pettit, longtime Comanche county resident, now in Plainview area, owns eight and a half sections with cattle and improvements. He moved ten years ago and plans to stay, earning praise for his industrious, brainy approach.
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John H. Pettit
Hale and Lubbock
Pettit
Comanche County
Petit
Plainview
Plainview News
Instant action Adler-i-ka touted by Comanche users
Comanche residents praise Adler-i-ka for fast relief of constipation and gas. A spoonful is claimed to affect both lower and upper bowel and may prevent appendicitis with few doses. Advertisement by M. W. Carroll Druggist notes the product’s effectiveness. The nearby Singer shop continues selling machines.
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Comanche
M. W. Carroll
Remedy to rectify Weak Fainty Heart and Hysterics
An advertisement promotes ken o vine a heart and nerve tonic sold for 50 cents and one dollar. The claim suggests it can correct weak fainty heart and hysterics with a simple tonic dose.
Dublin Oil Mill Adds Machinery to Crush Peanuts
The Benevii Gorton Oil Co has bought about $18,000 worth of peanut crushing equipment to install for the 1916 crop. The Dublin mill will process peanuts starting October, aiming for a yearlong operation. More mills in the state adopting peanut crushing promise a better market for farmers and local prosperity.
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Benevii Gorton Oil Co
Dublin
Beneiii Mills
State Fair of Texas announces large premium increase for 1916
The State Fair of Texas at Dallas reveals bigger premiums across agricultural and livestock classes for the 1916 exposition, with new pigeon classifications and a dedicated building. R L Knight and W H Stratton emphasize extensive preparations, improved facilities, and a 142 page Premium List plus a large panorama folder for promoting the fair opening October 14.
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State Fair OF
Texas
R .L. Knight
Dallas
Fair Park
Southwest
Encampment at State Fair Offers Education Scholarships
The Educational Encampment for Texas farm youth will run with the 1916 State Fair of Texas from October 14 to 29. It aims to benefit about 300 students, with 200 boys and 100 girls receiving scholarships based on competitive records in their clubs. Scholarships cover a full week at the fair with all expenses paid, as plans proceed with the State Agricultural & Mechanics College and the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Texas
State Agricultural & Mechanics’ College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
H. Stratton
State Fair of
Straton
Good Camera for Sale Cheap in Comanche Texas
Luther Dixon of Comanche Texas advertises a camera for sale at a low price. Contact details not provided.
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Luther Dixon
Comanche
Texas
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