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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. We. Johnke of Foster Oregon says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased chronic backache and fatigue enabling her to do all housework for a seven member family. She endorses the product and encourages others to try it for weaknesses and irregularities.
The week brought fine weather aiding farmers threshing peanuts led by Berry Bingham in Beattie. A well attended box supper raised between 20 and 25 dollars. Praising sermons drew many on Saturday night and Sunday. Several locals visited others during the week including fin Welch from Pioneer visiting home folks.
In the afternoon of the twenty third, Comanche and Comanche County students at John Tarleton Agricultural College formed a Comanche County Club. Officers: President Bill Scurry. Soc. Treas. Will Williams. JTAC reporter Louise Shel yea. Sgt at Arms Awerey Self. Faculty Adviser Professor Chambers. Social Committee Jimmie D. Inter, Lucile Durham, Floyd Merritt.
Property listing offers two sale lots with complete abstracts. One lot measures 1225 by 300 feet in Martin addition and the other 75 by 150 feet, offered with all improvements from a home that burned. Terms desired. M. Durham.
The Tuberculosis Commission of Texas Arizona and New Mexico proposes a national Masonic sanatoria network with 5,000 beds at an estimated cost of 12.5 million dollars and annual operation of 5 million. First hospital to be built in the southwest with assessments on Masonic members.
Farmers prepare land for next crop and several residents attend a prayer meeting at D. W. Wilson's. Mrs. J. L. Keeley celebrated her 78th birthday with a large family dinner. Local visits include Molly Scott with Rosa Flanagan, and Lillian Alley at Pioneer School. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised with prices. Coffield on display at Elite Tailor Shop.
The regular county examinations scheduled for December 1 and 2 conflict with the State Teacher's Association convention in Houston. The date has been moved to December 8 and 9, one week later. There will be no county examination in January. Superintendent Marrs will announce later the 1923 examination dates.
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