Honest Man and Flour Inquiry at Comanche Store
A Co Mont retailer in Gereamehe reports a flour shortage and a storefront exchange. A restaurant man seeks flour and is assured by the store, but doubts the guarantee after testing. The episode unfolds amid claims of product quality from Samanche Milling Co. with references to Nature flavored wear and weekly production. Comanche Steam Laundry announces a price increase by ten percent due to rising costs. Todd Randall Jennings advertises hardware goods including tents and wagon sheets.
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Bestaurant Man
Gereamehe
Samanche Milling Co
Notice on Chickashaw Choctaw Indian Claims Meeting
A notice states the writer is in position to write up Chickashaw Choctaw Indian Claims. Interested parties should see the author at his residence on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays. Signed S. J. Cockrell.
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S. J. Cockrell
Get right with your stomach. Eat Nature Flavored pure bread
A noted health claim appears in a short promotional blurb urging readers to eat Nature Flavored bread, described as pure and sweet, found in sacks from Comanche Milling Company.
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Comanche Milling Company
Comanche Weekly Visitors List From Local Notes
Numerous personal mentions record residents and guests visiting Comanche and nearby towns this week. Names include John Jacobs, H Burks, T P Grant, B C Stailey, Jay Holcomb, Mrs B W Speed, Bill Gibson, Ibre B Gage, J B Alcorn, W G Bolding, Ada and Addie Harvey, R A Slack, Mrs Pink Wetzel, Ada Cox, B F Cadenhead, Paul Layne, Baily and Bryan Sherrill, Jim Bonner, Ned Holman, Mrs J P Weathersby, Mrs C P Waldrop, Prof J L Clark, Miss Hattie Brightman, Prof Fleming Moore, R Rasmussen, Mrs Robert McGlasson, and others with travels between Dallas, Fort Worth, Abilene, Durant, Oklahoma, Gatesville, Sanger, Fort Worth, and Houston.
Insurance man recalls friend's recovery through remedy
The account describes a friend suffering gas pains and stomach illness, diagnosed as gall bladder trouble. After trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for a year, he claims improved digestion and appetite. The advertisement touts the product as harmless, claims mucus removal and inflammation reduction, and promises money back.
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Mayr
Wm. Reese Co
Piano pupils sought by Cotton Wagons Todd Randall
The Cotton Wagons Todd Randall Jennings announce limited piano pupils for the coming term. Those interested should call 446 Mrs Standen Odell.
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Standen Odell
Mother Discovers Needle Buried in Baby’s Breast
Mrs. N N Durham found a needle thread sticking through her baby’s breast while dressing the child. The needle was removed but a small end remained. The infant was sent for X ray to determine if any fragment remained or if the needle had broken off.
BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT touted as best pain relief
A reader urged readers to fix their mind on BAL LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT for quick relief from a stiff neck or lame back caused by sitting in a cool draft. It claimed to be the best pain relieving liniment available and noted Paris Smith as the seller.
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Ballard
Paris Smith
For Sale Properties and Milky Cow by Jeroem P Kearby
Two residences and a switch property offered for sale with details on rooms baths basements water sewerage and lot sizes. One frame house 5 rooms on a 75 by 150 foot south facing lot near North Main Main square area. Also milch cow and terms available plus contact at Masonic Temple phone 33.
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Neely Ave
North Main
Colonial Hotel
Comanche Marble Works Invites Inspection of Monumental Work
The Comanche Marble Works urges interested people to visit the shop to inspect workmanship and material and obtain prices. D. A. Rice, proprietor, promotes the quality and range of their monumental stone products.
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Comanche
D. A. Rice
Comanche Milling Co Offer Promotes Community Milling
A voluntary statement from E. M. Eanes praises the Nut Sed Comanche Milling Co as providing the best flour in years. The note highlights the company as Your Community Custom Mill and endorses its flour quality and local impact.
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E. M. Eanes
Comanche Milling Co
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic restores energy and blood purity
This old time tonic claims to purify the blood and enrich it with iron and quinine, improving color, appetite, and strength. It emphasizes its non patent medicine status and long-standing popularity, noting a 60 cent price and availability at drug stores.
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GROVE
Local Ad Snippet With Simple Price Notes
A brief classified style snippet shows small price marks such as 25¢ 10¢ and 15¢ with cents and symbols, indicating a tiny sale or listing. The readable fragment includes multiple cents values and compact formatting typical of a late night ad.
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Seerre
Co Mma
Tirer
Wm. McClannahan
Todd-Randall & Jennings
John Jacobs
H. Burks
Amarillo
T. P. Grant
B. C. Stailey
Dallas
Jay Holcomb
B. W. Speed of
Brady
Bill Gibson
Fort Worth
Ibre B. Gage
Gatesville
J. B. Alcorn
W. G. Bolding
Stephenville
Ada
Addie Harvey
R. A. Slack
Pink Wetzel
Ada Cox
Mrs. L. Cox
B. F. Cadenhead
Durant, Oklahoma
Paul Layne
Baily
Bryan Sherrill
Ft. Worth
Brother Matt Sherrill
Jim Bonner
New Mexico
Ned Holman
Guthrie
J. A. Holman
J. P. Weathersby
Abilene
C. P. Waldrop
Horatio, Arkansas
Mrs
J. D. Barcroft
J. L. Clark
The
Houston Normal
R. F. Holloway
Hattie Brightman
Sanger
Texas
James C. Wilkerson
Fleming Moore
A. & M. College
R. Rasmussen
Helen
Oklahoma City
Robert McGlasson
Granger
Mrs. I. C. Gage
Ella Smith
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
J. B. Layne
Waco
E. E. Fitzhugh
Parker
J. M. Skinner
Malcomb
Miss Smith
Mandie
the Style Shop
Neely
West Side Square
Stella Hicks
Jeroem P. Kearby
Masonic Temple
Slider & Lacy
Kate Turner
Rowland
Allen
Oxfords
Children’s Black
Bon-Ami
Aan
Sion Sa
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