Railroads seek fare unit approval from Texas Legislature
Notice from Wichita Falls & Southern and Ranger & Fort Worth railroads requests passage of a bill in the Texas Legislature to authorize 8.6 cents per mile as the basic unit for adult passenger fares and corresponding child fares on their lines and on state railroads. Dated November 22, 1926, signed by Frank Kell and J. W. Mitchell. Also mentions pecan shipping advertisement placed nearby.
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Durin
Legislature O of
Texas
Austin
Railroad Commission of Texas
Wichita Falls & Southern Railroad Company
Frank Kell
Wichita Falls
Ranger & Fort Worth Railroad Company
J. W. Mitchell
We Buy Turkeys Pecans Furs and Country Produce
Local ad notes buyers Nor rid and Prater purchase turkeys pecans furs and other country produce. The brief classified item invites farmers and households to bring goods to market exchanges.
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Norrid and
Prater
Water service to be cut for unpaid bills after January
Notice warns that delinquent water bills not paid by January 1 will result in discontinuation of service.
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Water Committee
Stuation
Wealthy Widow Plans Marriage After Remedy Trial
An advertisement features a wealthy widow claiming relief from stomach and intestinal ailments after using Maya's remedy. It promises a money refund and urges purchases at druggists. Also notes window glass available at Higginbotham's Lumberyard.
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Maya
Local notices and social updates from Vandyk community
Reports of residents with health updates and visits. visitors from Dallas and Waco. church attendance and Baptist workers conference. a box supper at the school house and a vote for the prettiest girl. social gatherings at W W Hillard and B Y P A candy breaking. farm purchase by M A Devis and local trips to Fort Worth and Hasse.
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Vandyk
John Allen Brinson
Sanatarium
D. E. Nabers
Sem Hart
Woolsey
Elm Grove
Earl Nabers
Dallas
J. W. Strong
Robersonville
J. S. McDaniel
A. C. Tiner
Clem Russell
Hicks Corner
W. A. Grigsby
J. KE. Merritt
Baptist Workers Conference
Gustine
M. A. Devis
L. B. Russell, Jr
Henry Dennis
W. Hillard
A. J. Williford
Lorene Kearby
Waco
John Betty
Chas. Hendrix
Wiley McCarty
Betch Wilson
Fort With
Crag Vick
Box Supper At This Place On December 17
Invites extend to all residents for a December 17 box supper hosted at the location. Miss Eunice Roger drove to Comanch to conduct business on Tuesday.
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Miss Eunice Roger
Comanch
Tuesaday
Turkeys, Lumber, Dental Remedies in Disjointed Notices
A collection of terse items includes unpaid bills with a threat of disconnection after January 1, references to a Water Committee and high turkey prices from Norrid and Prater, Higginbothams Lumber Yard window glass, and Comanche Milling Co. A医疗 ad touts Pyorrhea remedies by Paris Smith Druggists with a boastful money-back claim. A stray caption hints at a mounted photographer and a man on a horse.
Mill-run Bran Pricing Hint From Comanche Milling
Short note notes buying bran and window glass at Higginboth with Comanche Milling mentioned as a supplier.
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Comanche Milling Co
Comanche Milling
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A. E. Thompson
Electric Service Statio
EdwArds
L. D. Edwards
Durham Pecan CO
F. W. Bradshaw
East Side Square
Y. W. Holmes Wyer
A. Petit
Fleming
Tom
Cunningham
County Court
Bastland County
Justice Coures
Fastland County
Waestland
C. H. Donaho
F.S
Higginbothem’s
Lumberyara
the City Bakery
J. B. Lowry
Orphan Home
First Methodist Church
A. F .Holman
Marshall
Ladies and
North Side
M. Cochran
F. & M. Bank
Paris Smith
Comanche
League
Farm and Ranch
Holland’s
Higginbothams Lumber Yard
Leto
Paris Smith Druggists
Higginboth
J. B. Hamilton
Smith’s
For Resoling Lad
Penn-Standard” Cementing
McKays
K. L
Seath
Penn Leather
du Pont’s
W.W. Kilpatric
Comanche, Texas
A. L. Faulkner
J. B. Layne
Ernest Straley
W. S. Elms
G. W. McCullough
Sidney
Clark and Dillard
C. J. Graham
Miss W. M. Gilmore
J. A. Tinney
T. B. Simmons
de Leon
Co. D. Cuthberson
A. V. Boswell
The
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerc
R. A. Luker
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