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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1923

Page

7

Gustine and Lamkin boys claim victory in local game

Gustine boys beat Lamkin 50 to 9 in a competitive match. Lamkin girls edged Gustine 12 to 10 in a close follow up. Community notes include births and local visits plus a call for electric lighting in Gustine school auditorium.

the Tribune Gustine Lamkin Lamkin Girls Joe Marshall Comanche C. B. Burt Luther Hutson Babe Jakkie W. Burks Ernest Mary Barker W. O. Moore Oscars Second Baptist Orning

Dressed turkeys shipped from Dublin. two events noted

A Progress item reports seven car loads of dressed turkeys sent out of Dublin last Wednesday by Wray & Company. It also notes the death of F. Abernathy, engineer on the Itchita Falls Ranger and Fort Worth railroad, from intestinal rupture after arriving in Breckenridge.

Dublin Wray & Company F. Abernathy Itchita Falls Ranger Fortorth Breckenridge

Drowning Tragedy Near Coleman Claims Couple

Report from Red Bank south of Coleman says Mr. and Mrs. John Yancy drowned when high water upset their buggy at the Shield and Santa Anna road crossing on Home Creek late Wednesday. Mrs. Yancy’s body was found downstream. Mr. Yancy remained missing Thursday morning. Mrs. Yancy was the Rumfield’s daughter of Fisk and newly married to the 25 year old groom.

Coleman Democrat-Voice Coleman John Yancy Red Bank Home Creek Flat Rock Shield and Santa Anna Road Yancy Yancey

Relieved Boy Finds Relief From Bad Cough

Mrs L Van Belle from Pendrey Mont writes her six year old son suffered a severe cough until Foley's Honey and Tar Compound provided relief. The remedy is promoted for coughs colds and hoarseness and is made from pure ingredients with no opiates and sold widely.

Wrist Watches From Best to Cheapest Offered

R. W. H. Hamilton advertises wrist watches in white and bright gold. Located on the north side square, the dealer claims to offer a range from the best to the cheapest.

R. W. H. Hamilton North Side Square

Best and Cheapest Apples At Dexter Walling’s

Dexter Walling’s offers best and cheapest apples for sale with alluring pricing of 16 to 17 cents. Come and see them today for fresh fruit deals.

Dexter Walling’s

Man with Neck Fracture Lives On After Summer Accident

Raymond Debusk of Coleman county survived a broken neck after diving into shallow water last summer. He spent three months in a Brownwood sanitarium and returned home with his head supported by a steel frame. Surgeons warn only two of every hundred such injuries survive.

Ballinger Ledger Raymond DeBusk Coleman County Debusk Brownwood Coleman

Foley Cathartic Tablets for Constipation Relief

A Cleveland reader praises Foley Cathartic Tablets for mild action and prompt relief from bowel discomfort. Mr. W. B. Parrott of 1361 West 76th St. endorses the product and recommends it to friends. Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere.

W. B. Parrott West 76Th St Cleveland Ohio

Bal lard's Snow Liniment Promoted For Aches Relief

To relieve rheumatism sprains lame back lumbago or pleurisy Bal lard's Snow Liniment is a remedy of proven merit. It is very powerful and penetrating. Three sizes 30c 60c and 1.20 per bottle. Sold by S. P. Smith.

Ballard P. Smith

State Bank of Proctor Stockholders Meeting Notice

Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The State Bank of Proctor in Proctor Texas will be held in the bank building on Tuesday January 1 1924 at 7 oclock p m for electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and transacting other necessary business. Signed R W Gray President R R Evans Cashier.

State Bank of Proctor Texas

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M. R. Bentley Tom Durham Stephenville Road Bentley J. H. Huff Jeweler and Optometrist Bishop’s Confectionery Lille, Galor Eczema Hunt Rick Wm. Reese Company Tal Poe R. W. Gray R. R. Evans THE Hartford Fire Insurance Company G. W. Jessup North Side Comanche, Texas Comanche County Mackey Motor Company C. E. Frost Rauhut W. C. Odom First National Bank
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