Christmas Week Extra: Small Paper Keeps 52 Issues
The paper explains that many papers skip a week for rest but ads require 52 issues. to ease the burden they publish a minimum size issue this week.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1917
Page
2
The paper explains that many papers skip a week for rest but ads require 52 issues. to ease the burden they publish a minimum size issue this week.
An agricultural wife recounts ten years of stomach suffering with no relief until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She claims a full course cured her ailments for four years with no pains or bloating. The advert praises the prep as harmless and capable of clearing catarrhal mucous and intestinal inflammation. She asserts one dose will convince or money refunded.
Carl Davidson of Lamhan is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lemons this week to share updates and chat about local matters and mutual interests.
A merchant recounts a lifelong sleep disruption and gastric illness eased instantly by a buckthorn bark and glycerine preparation called Alderika. The product is said to flush the alimentary tract and prevent constipation. Mrs Boynton visits Logansport parents in Vandyke.
How to prevent croup mentions early hoarseness as first sign. Recommends giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly to ward off attack. Notes W S Wilkins and family visiting Mrs Wilkins parents Mr and Mrs C W Lemons in Meridian.
Just unloaded car of international mixed feed proclaimed the market’s best and urged customers to try it. Comanche Milling Co. touts superior quality and customer satisfaction with the new stock.
Mr and Mrs J L Hawkins of Whitney are guests of their daughter Mrs S P Smith this week.
Patent remedy from The Wm. Reese Co. Special Agents promises to ease stomach upset after overindulgence. Each bottle priced at $1.25.
Louis Moore and his family of Dublin were guests this week of S P Smith and his family, sharing time and hospitality in a local visit.
Atwood Brothers advertise remaking old mattresses for 1.50 with pickup and delivery. All work guaranteed.
Ima Findley of Cleburne was the guest of S Findley and family during a visit reported in local society notes.
An old time digestive tonic advertisement promotes LAX-FOS as an improved Cascara based laxative and liver tonic. It lists ingredients Cascara bark, Blue Flag root, Rhubarb root, Black root, May apple root, Senna leaves and Pepsin. Claims strong yet gentle relief with a palatable taste and no griping. Price shown as 50c.
Atwood Brothers advertise prompt delivery of Bran Mixed Feed and Hay with a versatile feed service. They claim reliable, timely shipments to customers seeking various feed types.
Paul Findley of Crosbyton Texas is a guest of his brother S C Findley this week as local readers note the family gathering and communal ties in the area.
Wheezing indicates phlegm blocks airways. Ballard's Horehound Syrup loosens phlegm for coughing up. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by S. P. Smith.
Miss Dora Palmer of Brownwood visited her sister Mrs S C Findley this week.
A dealer advertises trading old furniture for new pieces with the promise of nearly no cost to the customer. The offer emphasizes brand new items and a smooth exchange.
Storage batteries sold charged rented rebuilt by Higginbotham Bros. Co. Also offers storage battery rebuild services.
John Cash Jr of Athens Texas celebrated Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs John Cash in a family gathering that highlighted the holiday season among relatives.
The notice describes free prints for developing films and loans to customers. Mail orders receive special attention. People are advised to leave films at Wm. Reese Drug Store or mail to Luther Dixon, the Kodak Man, in Comanche Texas.
John Stanley his wife and daughter Mrs Brannon visited relatives this week as part of a local furniture sale.
Frank Foster and his wife are visiting relatives this week as guests of Higginbotham Bros and Co. in a family gathering noted by local society pages.
Mansfield cough balsam heals inflamed membranes and quiets ticklish nerves. Useful for babies. Priced 25¢ and 50¢. Warning: modern disclosures omitted.
Robert Holloway of Junior A. and M. at Stephenville is visiting home folks this week, returning for a brief hometown stay and unspecified engagements with family and friends.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as superior to ordinary quinine for toning and laxative effects without head nervousness. It urges readers to note the full name and seek the signature of E. W. GROVE on the product label.
Jack Moore of Rice Institute returns home for the holidays, reuniting with family and sharing news of campus life. The brief item notes his holiday visit and academic affiliation.
Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system. Advertised as a true tonic for adults and children priced at 60 cents.
The State of Texas to the Sheriff of Comanche County commands publication of this citation for four weeks and a court appearance on April 22 1918 for R J Burdett versus unknown heirs of Benjamin M Clapton in a trespass to try title suit over 11 94 acres in Comanche County bounded by the Tunnell and related surveys.
The suit asserts five and ten year Texas statutes for adverse possession of 11.94 acres. Plaintiff claims matured title and asserts defendants may only hold title through the original Clapton heirs patent. Court writ dated December 13, 1917, in Comanche County. clerk A J Lloyd.
Substitute Trustee H N Goodson announces sale of 100 acres from the Payne survey in Comanche County Texas to satisfy a $1200 principal debt plus $96 interest and 10 percent attorney fees. Sale at the Comanche County Courthouse on February 5, 1918 between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm.
Comanche County Texas sheriff and constables are commanded to publish weekly for twenty days a notice concerning the estate of T. J. Farrar deceased. A. P. Farrar administrator has filed in County Court a final account and petition to close the estate.
The Comanche County Court schedules a hearing on January 1, 1918 for the administration of a said estate. All interested heirs must appear at the Comanche Court House on the specified date to contest or respond. Return by writ with proof of service. Court Clerk B C Stailey signs the notice.
Notice of sale under an order of the district court issued November 26 1917 in case W Scott versus J P. King Watson Bros. Hulin Co. Gustine Texas. Three thousand dollars stock in the company to satisfy a judgment for $3 000 plus costs. Sale January 1 1918 at court house door in Comanche County. J E Miller sheriff.
The county court of Comanche County directs weekly publication for twenty days and a general county newspaper notice. All interested parties are warned that a Final Exhibit for the estate of J W McNeill and H N Goodson as administrator has been filed and will be heard January 1918 at the Comanche County Court House. Individuals may appear and contest the exhibit by the next term, with a return showing compliance. dated November 27, 1917.
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