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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
5
J A Holland writes from Comanche Texas about trade with Good Evidence Mullin Flour Milling Co. He plans to bring about 35 bushels of wheat after rain delays due to volunteer oats and expects to swap for flour by about the 15th inst. He praises the flour and offers neighbors some of it, signing with goodwill.
Notice of execution sale in Comanche County Texas on the first Tuesday in January 1922. Property owned by Mrs. W W Rasberry 210 acres in S W Howland Survey No 210 Abstract 241 bounded by Jones Graham Estate Wagnon Rasberry and Cawley farm. United to satisfy First State Bank of Abilene claim plus costs. Sheriff L F Marshall and Deputy Lloyd issued this notice December 7 1921.
See it before you buy at Reese Drug Store with a display of attractive writing paper and office supplies. Browse selections of envelopes, cards, and notebooks available for purchase at this neighborhood drug store location.
County of Comanche executes sale under a district court judgment dated December 1921. The property in Comanche town, John L. Northcatt path, is offered for cash on the first Tuesday in January 122 with a total judgement of 58.20 plus costs, described as a part of John Duncan survey, facing North Main street, block 82, original plat. Led by Sheriff L. P. Marshall and Deputy A. J. Liayd.
A brief item notes Jo Steel Toilet Sets are economical and will please, available at Reese Drug Store. The message highlights value and appeal to women shoppers in a local retail blurb.
Notice of sheriffs sale in Comanche County Texas in the case Joe Wood versus Sabano Oil Co et al No 6254. Johnson county debt of 59.76 plus costs on property of Joe Wood listed for January 3 1922 at Downing well. Describes drilling gear tools and equipment to be sold for cash. Also includes local ads from Reese Drug Store.
The Magnolia Petroleum Co sues John R. Loudermilk in Justice Court Precinct No 1 Dallas County. On January 3 1922 at Loudermilk’s store in Downing Comanche County Texas a sale of general merchandise is set to satisfy a $52.85 judgment plus costs. L F Marshall Sheriff.
Local retailer Reese Drug Store promotes practical gift ideas for all occasions highlighting useful, everyday items as ideal presents. The ad emphasizes value and convenience for shoppers seeking sensible, functional gifts.
Mrs. John Chilton departed Saturday night for San Angelo after a message reported her brother Eugene Beeman seriously ill in a sanatorium there. The note ends with an odd ad line about stationers and a local drug store.
A husband and wife debate certainty with the husband claiming absolute knowledge. The wife remains calm, smiling as she continues knitting, suggesting quiet confidence over provocations. The exchange ends without resolution as daily domestic life proceeds.
A garbled exchange questions whether someone named Mr Jones is seen again. The minister replies he has gone to ven. The text then shifts to shopping, noting Armands Cold Cream and Face Powder packed in Xmas boxes at $1 by Reese Drug Store.
An Italian fruit stand keeper in a bygone issue complains of customers handling and pinching fruit until soft and spoiled. He posts a sign to deter tampering reading Pincha da fruitpincha da cocoanut. Also mentions Lord Baltimore Pound Paper and a Reese Drug Store Christmas sale line.
Manager L. Uteey of the Western Union Telegraph Co announces a December 25 arrangement for cabled money transfers to Germany paid in American funds with dollar-for-dollar refunds if payment cannot be made. Also notes gift sets priced at $1.00 and Kodak cameras from $2.00 at Reese Drug Store.
Charlie McMordie of Hamilton was seen in Comanché last Tuesday, with local observers noting his presence in the town. No further details were provided about the visit or its purpose.
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