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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1918

Page

5

Fort Worth Brownwood Highway Association Elects Burks President

A large meeting at Stephenville gathered delegates from Brownwood Blanket Comanche Dublin Fort Worth and other towns to form the Fort Worth Brownwood Highway No 10 association H Burks was elected president R E Doyle Granbury chosen secretary and treasurer E J Hernan D W Fiddler E B Crites and others named to the executive committee Mr Hancock delivered an impressive speech reinforcing the highway push

Fort Worth Brownwood Stephenville Blanket Comanche Dublin Bluffdale Tolar Granbury H. Burks Highway Association R. E. Doyle E. J. Hernan D. W. Fiddler Cresson E. B. Crites O. J. Denton Paul B. Chandler Chas. Neblett J. M. Smith T. Whitfield Green Creek Chas. Guyger Proctor W. P. Long Hasse BE. W. Harris Tom Cade W. J. Murphy Mr. Hancock

Comanche Boys Receive Commissions at Camp Pike Ark

Harry Robertson and Clyde Marshall, both Comanche High School graduates and former Sixth Texas Infantry members, earned Second Lieutenant commissions at Camp Pike Arkansas after serving as Cadet Bayonet Instructors. They previously trained at Camp Bowie and will report to Camp Beauregard and Toledo rifle school before possible overseas service.

Harry Robertson Clyde Marshall Camp Pike Ark Sixth Texas Infantry L. G. White Camp Bowie Harry Clyde Marshall Camp Beaureguard Roberson Toledo America Comanche

Calotabs A New Calomel That Delights Users

An advertisement touts Calotabs as a purified calomel that avoids nausea and danger. One tab at bedtime with water purges the liver and cleanses the system, leaving a good appetite next morning. Sold only in sealed packs for thirty five cents. druggists refund money if not delighted.

Notice of Yard and Wagon Yard Services Offered

The advertisement states X. L. Waon Yard is opened to handle all feed and provide general wagon yard service. A craftswoman, Mrs. R. L. Campbell of Comanche Texas, offers hemstitching for ladies dresses with cotton and silken materials and promises individual attention. Box 405.52.

X. L. Waon Cockrell R. L. Campbell Comanche Texas Knutson Jersey American Jersey Cattle Club Wilson Cam Wilson Atwood Brothers

To Cure a Cold in One Day by Grove’s Laxative

Advertisement claims Grove’s Laxative Quinine stops cough and headache from a cold in one day. Touts money-back refund if it fails, with a 30 cent price and bold label on each box.

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For Rent Two Furnished Rooms Near School and Square

Classified items list furnished rooms for rent near a school and square, plus sales, lost and found, apples for sale, and livestock service offerings. Names include Thompson Imperial Strain Barred Plymouth Rocks and Wilson's Mutt among others. locations mention Hasse Texas and Little Saxon Roadster.

FE. Grainger Cockrell Thompson Imperial Plymouth Rocks Hl. A. Carmichael

Death Angel takes C W Kerley after lingering illness

The death of C W Kerley at nineteen from a long illness ends a sixty three year life as a Free Will Baptist member of Vandyke. He married Mattie Peacock in 1882 and left thirteen children, with five at home, plus several brothers and sisters. Surviving spouses and kin are listed. he lived in Comanche county 43 years. A Proctor revival under Rev J T Ferguson ended with 23 conversions and additions to multiple churches, including Methodist.

C. W. Kerley Kerley Free Will Baptist Church Vandyke Mattie Peacock W. E. Kerley Comanche J. A. Kerley Carleton J. H. Kerley Brownwood Solly Downing Community Hornsby Johnson W. T. Kerley Dock Kerley Comanche County Mollie Murphy Dublin Bettie Johnson Velasco W. C. Kerley Waco Proctor J. T. Ferguson Texas Ferguson T Town Methodist Church E. C. Lambert

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Brownwood Highway John Meyers Jud McCarty W. A. Woozencraft Higginbotham’s
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