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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
5
A wartime commentary notes soaring meat and grocery prices as Europe’s conflict widens. It jokes about the burden on families, mocks “Free and Brave” labels, and urges readers to ask neighbors about reliable local stores like The Hamilton Drug Co which vows to keep soda, ice cream, and prices steady.
FOR SALE OR TRADE A wind mill see Pink McCrary or phone No 12. WANTED A family to pick cotton A House furnished See W Thomas Route 3 Commanche FOR SALE 1 13 foot Dandy windmill and pump good as new See me and find out more if interested W G Herring 21 LOST A coat on road between Comanche and Joe Land residence made by Benjamin Clothing Co and sold by Chas Clark of Temple Finder will please return to Chief Exponent office and receive reward
Tom J. Nabers announces return to operate the Huse cotton yard this fall with associates Philip Dingus and J. D. Albin. He pledges full customer satisfaction, new scales, and a square deal, thanking patrons for prior favors.
Local seller The Wm. Reese Co advertises Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a universal aid for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. The copy claims one dose cleanses the system and cites surprising results from many buyers in the community.
Trustee J A Holman advertises sale of two Kincheloe survey parcels in Comanche County Texas. L. T. Arnold assigns note to E D Crear who demands foreclosure for $1773.75 plus costs. Sale at public outcry August 1 1914 at Comanche Courthouse between 10 AM and 4 PM.
A reader testimonial from Mrs. Rosie Rish of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlains Tablets for stomach trouble. The ad notes the medicine strengthens invigorates and helps the stomach function naturally and claims it is the best medicine for stomach trouble she has used. For sale by all dealers.
A druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. The first application provides ease and rest.
A playful verse notes strange plurals from box to boxes and oxen to geese to mice. It contrasts singular and plural forms and ponders why some pairs differ, praising English as a wonderfully quirky language.
Stay at home sufferers of hay fever and asthma are offered Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for relief. The ad promises restful sleep and comfort from choking and coughing, stating the medicine soothes the throat and stops irritating coughs and summer colds.
Classified note requests a servant for daily tasks in a household. Listing seeks reliable, discreet worker with experience in cleaning, cooking, and errands. Apply to local help wanted column with references.
An advertisement touts Groves Tonic as enhancing blood, building the whole system, and fortifying the body to withstand the depressing effects of hot weather. It emphasizes health and vigor, framing the tonic as a remedy for summer fatigue.
Jokkie W Burks County Treasurer of Comanche County Texas presents the quarterly receipts and disbursements for May to August 1914. The report details balances, amounts received and paid, and transfers among funds for road and bridge, general county, pauper, jail, permanent school, and interest funds. County officials certify the accuracy of the figures and attest the examination of the treasury, with a total on hand of 11641.75 across funds and a depository balance of 411,807.80 on August 1, 1914.
A community appeal urges residents to unite locally, support home merchants, and organize efforts to boost progress. It warns against naysayers, emphasizes citizen influence, and stresses immediate action to awaken others and drive results.
This notice promotes The Chief-Exponent job printers offering quality stationery and urging patrons to compare with competitors. It highlights local service in Comanche and invites customers to call phone number 2 for orders or inquiries.
A note of gratitude expresses thanks to friends for support by words or acts during the recent death and burial of the son and brother. The family asks for continued care from the ever watchful Master.
Jennie Blue Tunnell offers piano lessons and will continue through the winter from a studio near a school building inviting patronage.
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