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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1915

Page

4

Rain fuels fall plowing and garden prep at Copperas Prairie

Copperas Prairie and Gap recount a heavy rain Tuesday morning the finest since May 29. Residents plan fall gardens and plowing while others seek work in Haskell and across the state. Community notes mention visits, road matters, singing schools, and a protracted meeting with two baptisms. Bro Prichard preaches strongly as locals discuss relocations and events.

Copperas Prairie Gap Chester Colley Claude Carey Haskell Mrs. Cheats Near Sidney

Mercer Gap and Harmony Community Notes

A quiet rain refreshed Mercer Gap last night. Miss Mattie Rushing is improving fast. J W Gore hosted a singing for the young folks last Friday. Mr T O Rogers and Miss Emma Franks wed in Newbury Sunday and plan to live in Harmony. Howell family to move to Abilene. M L Brown returned from a western trip. Attendees joined a Christian meeting at Union led by Bro Stailey of Brownwood. Jay and Austin Carmack visited Mrs A O Duncan Sunday night.

Mattie Rushing J. W. Gore T. O. Rogers Eimma Franks Newbury Harmonny M. L. Brown West Union Bro. Stailey Brownwood Jay Austin Carmack Soda Springs A. O. Duncan

Graham Chapel Notes Show Strong Community Health

Austin Clemons and his Abilene family visited relatives here last week. R A Luker and wife, visiting relatives, returned to Yoakum. Rev Frank Luker and family from Venus came to visit relatives. Mrs Carrie Friend visited relatives in the area. J A Carrigan and family visited in Mexico Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dave James of Proctor visited Sunday. C F Luker and family visited T H Purvis and family. Bart Taylor and family visited George Purvis and family.

Austin Clemons Abilene R.A. Luker Yoakum Frank Luker Venus Carrie Friend J. A. Carrigan Mexico Dave James Proctor C. F. Luker T. H. Purvis Bart Taylor George Purvis

Local Rain Shortfall Sparks Farm Talk In Rucker

In Rucker, residents note three light showers this week and urge a full season for crops. The community tested stove wood to diagnose crop trouble. Mrs. J S McNeeley and daughter, Mrs. Rose Wilson, Mrs. Tom Pittman, and Mrs. Lizzie Hawkins are mentioned in the day's updates.

J. S. McNeeley Rose Wilson Tom Pittman

Langston Family Visit and Local Notes at Sidney

Sidney residents report visitors from Fort Worth Comanche and Port Arthur. The Methodist meeting closed with two new members. Water levels in town measured five to six feet during the weekend. Various locals attended the Old Settlers Reunion at Comanche and family visits were noted among Langston and Steele households.

J. T. Roberts Old Settlers Comanche Frank Steele Mer A. N. Steele Choate Gap Lena Rollins Port Arthur W. S. Jones J. F. Redwine Sipe Springs Ethel Jones Wagner Quanah Roy Langston Fort Worth

Grain and Produce buys Comanche produce at high prices

Grain and Produce announces strong summer buying, handling a large share of Comanche produce. They claim the highest prices and dominance in the market and call for trucks to deliver extra heavy oars. Higginbotham's.

Comanche Higginbotham’s

Dog Lost West of Comanche on Brownwood Road

Ben E F Roberts of Sweetwater Nolan County Texas offers a reward for a small white shaggy dog with collar and two dog tax tags. The dog answers to Jerry and will return with delivery to the owner at their expense.

Comanche Brownwood- Comanche Road Jerry Ime Roberts Sweetwater Texas Nolan County

New Coat Suits for Ladies at Roberson Sisters

Roberson Sisters offer new coat suits for ladies and misses with stylish lines and tailored fits for the season. Shop features a variety of fabrics and colors to suit various occasions.

Mrs Bertha Mason Fuller to Speak at First Christian Church

Mrs Bertha Mason Fuller, a returned missionary from Mexico, will address services at the First Christian Church on Sunday morning and evening the 29th.

Bertha Mason Fuller Mexico First Christian

Fall coat suits debut at Beau Center display

The fashion center presents fall coat suits in authentic styles and fabrics. Beau Tiful mannish serges wool poplins gaberdines and mixtures feature Peau de Cygne linings and yarn dyed satins.

Fine Howard County Farm For Trade In Texas

400 acre Howard county farm with 300 cultivated, two houses, two barns, two wells, windmills, on public road with daily mail one mile to school. Described as best wheat and oat land in the West. Complete abstract. EF Gamel Comanche Texas offers trade for a good farm or small ranch in Comanche county with sale to H T C Ry Co. disposal.

Comanche Texas

See the handsome coat suits for ladies and misses

Local shop Roberson Sisters advertises stylish ladies and misses coats and suits. The notice highlights new selections, urging customers to visit and browse updated fashion offerings.

Millet Seed for Sale Promises Prime Feed Crop

Advertises millet seed for sale with emphasis on sowing now for a productive feed crop. Offers choice German Higginbotham's millet seed.

Millet Higginbotham

Kansas Man Returns Dimes To Harvest Helpers

Walter Jordan of Hutchinson distributed ten cent pieces to stranded harvesters for nearly a week. As wheat work began, many workers sent the dimes back, some with extra interest. Nicholas Bird, a charities commissioner, reported similar repayments from those aided, including a man who repaid with interest after buying a railway ticket.

Walter Jordan Jordan Nicholas Bird Board of Charities

Mountain Lions Scarce in Northern California Hunts

Reports to the state comptroller show northern California huntsmen nearly wiped out mountain lions. Last month four were killed statewide, with three in southern counties Los Angeles Tulare Kern and one in Humboldt. State bounties paid $80 per pelt in June.

Sacramento Cal California Los Angeles Tulare Kern Humboldt County

Gold Treasure Train Arrives in New York Under Heavy Guard

A special train carrying 50 million dollars in treasure arrived at the American Express terminal in New York, with one third in gold and two thirds in securities. Forty armed guards accompanied seven steel cars, protected by a naval flotilla, pilot engine, and strict censorship delays in Halifax. The shipment linked to Bank of England transfers and Admiralty orders, and the security costs ran high due to delays and guard expenses.

New York Bank of England London Halifax American Express Company Thirty Third Street Tenth Avenue Atlantic Malifax Werner Horn St. Croix River International Bridge Canada Canadian Pacific Admiral Beatty Dominion Express Company

Bug in Tailor's Ear Rescued at Spokane Hospital

In Spokane Washington H Cook a tailor asked for help after a bug entered his ear through an open window while he rode a street car. At Emergency hospital Steward A H Woodruff dropped two doses of glycerin with 3 percent carbolic acid into the ear. The bug emerged as the second drop dissolved and was captured by the steward.

Spokane Wash H. Cook Cook Steward A. H. Woodruff Tropics

New Temperance Campaign Leaders Emphasize Voluntary Abstinence

A New York based temperance drive backed by 100 business and labor leaders rejects legalization, focusing on voluntary abstinence to cut drinking harms. Albert R. Rogers heads the effort, with plans to prove excess drinking lowers job performance and productivity. New York newspapers welcome the approach as sensible and modern.

New York Churches of Christ of America Albert R. Rogers

New Movement Emerges in Ohio Against Radical Laws

A new movement grows on grounds that raising social standards by radical laws is thankless. Ohio has adopted the approach and a similar society forms in Cleveland to promote this stance.

New Movement Ohio Clevelannd

Kilpatrick Sells Rubber Tires for Buggy Replacements

Advertisement by W. W. Kilpatrick & Son invites customers to fit new rubber tires on buggies. The brief notice emphasizes tire replacements and shop services offered by the Kilpatrick firm.

W. W. Kilpatrick & Son

Drill Grain Aids Efficient Harvest with Higginbotham Drill

The brief praises drilling grain as worthwhile and recommends the Peoria drill from Higginbotham's for perfect satisfaction.

The Clerk Guaranteed It Cure Claim

A store customer asked for a diarrhoea remedy and the clerk offered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a no charge if it failed. The customer used it at home, returned cured, and the clerk stood by the offer. The anecdote is attributed to J. H. Berry & Co. Salt Creek, Va. Obtainable everywhere.

J. H. Berry & Co Salt Creek

Kilpatrick Firm Seeks Repair Tools and Machinery

We have over $1000.00 worth of machinery and tools for repair ing harness and shoes. W. W. Kilpatrick & Son.

W. W. Kilpatrick & Son

Grapes for Sale by Hicks Family at Vine Yard

Uncle Jim Hicks offers grapes at 75 cents per bushel and grape juice at 50 cents per gallon. Choice grapes delivered in town priced at 3 cents per pound. See in town or at the vineyard for purchase.

Uncle Jim Hicks

Postponing Old Age by Kidney Pills

Overworked kidneys cause early aging signs including rheumatic pains sweating and discomfort. Foley Kidney Pills claim to strengthen and reactivate the kidneys, aiding health and vitality. The Wm. Reese Co. distributes the product.

Foley Wm. Reese Co

Richardson assortment of embroidered items for Xmas gifts

An advertisement lists a wide range of Richardsons stamped pieces including gowns, pillow cases, towels, brassieres, centerpieces, library table runners, fudge aprons and Turkish towels as suitable exclusive Xmas gifts.

Richardsons

McGees Baby Elixir Promotion in Summer Fever Care

Advertises McGees Baby Elixir as a remedy for feverish babies with heat and bowel disorders. Claims to reduce fever, correct stomach issues, and check looseness of bowels. Price 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle, sold by S P Smith.

McGee’s S. P. Smith

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Stephenville Billie Huckabee Scurry County Prichard Mercer Gap and Harmony Mr. Howell Graham Chapel Rucker News Lizzie Hawkins Sidney News Wilse Langston St. Worth W. E. Langston Roberson Sisters Fine Farm Kansan Hutchinson Kan Hutchin Brin’s ONE Price Store Noo Brin Peerless Sonne South Side Sq Comanche, Tex New Temperance Campaign Peoria
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