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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
5
A narrator recalls childhood mischief with Bunty Bunt Banty and a revealing morning. The group milks cows, debates plans, and teases with a homemade prank involving a cat’s tail remedy and a shampoo paste.
Business firms and banks offered prizes for the largest melons delivered at the slicing day. Melons averaged about 70 pounds with the top 72 pounds. Winners include W. J. Scott and J. F. McKelvey, among others, as sponsors list Higginbotham Bros. and Farmers & Merchants National Bank. The piece also notes a social family visit from Mrs. Duval and Mrs. Perdue.
Mrs Herbert Lane of Larwill Indiana says persistent fatigue nervousness and dizziness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound She now handles farm work and childcare and urges others with similar troubles to try the remedy stating it helped many people and continues to help when used as directed
Quick sale offer lists a good home on a large lot with a garage and house furnishers. Also included are a cow and chickens. Total price 2000 dollars with immediate possession. Contact 414 or see J. D. Mayes at 45tfe.
Gustine Texas band members in natty uniforms impressed Lometa guests en route to the Bertram Fair. The eighteen member group, praised by the Lometa Reporter, plays far above expectations for a town of 300. 35 acres improved west of Comanche offered for dairy cattle and poultry with nearby schools. 20 acres near Comanche suitable for a poultry farm. See J W Griffin, phone 422.
A community statement endorses Oscar Callaway for Congress noting his long residency and integrity. The records show 76 poll taxes paid in Mercer Gap, reflecting voter participation in the 17th Congressional District.
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