BED ROOM FOR RENT AND BOARDERS AT DICK CUNNINGHAM'S PLACE
Classified notices show room and board offered at Dick Gunningham's residence with Mrs. Jim Cunningham contact 489. Also schedule change for Dreamer Stage routes with departures at 10 10 am southbound and 4 pm northbound. Also many farm and vehicle listings including baby chicks among others.
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Dick Gunningham
Jim Cunningham
San Antonio
Fastland
John P. Hart Buried Sunday
John P. Hart died at his home near Comanche on Friday January 25 from heart trouble after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev. S. D. Lindsey and Rev. Noel P. Wilkinson officiating. Born July 29 1849 in Tennessee he spent his early years in Mississippi and Florida before settling in Texas. He was a respected Mt Pleasant farmer and is survived by his wife Fannie Thacker Hart and children William Lindsey Nettie Bertha Hart Virginia Hart and siblings in Comanche Oakland and elsewhere.
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John P. Hart
Comanche
Mt. Pleasant
Oakwood Cemetery
S. D. Lindsey
Noel P. Wilkinson
J. P. Hart
Miffin
Henderson County
Tenn
Mississippi
Florida
Texas
Fannie Thacker
Rising Star
Chideren
William, Lindsey
Nettie Hart
Bertha Hart
Virginia Hart
Oakland
Calif
Ida Hart
W. H. Lindsey
Mary H. Allison
Mrs. Rachael Tee Bernstine Dies in Fort Worth
Mrs. Rachael Tee Bernstine, 54, mother of Mrs. Charles Hoffman, died at her Ft. Worth home on Sunday January 20 after a yearlong cancer struggle. Interment followed on Monday at Worth. Also note funeral attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Johnson of Dallas and visits with Julian J. Johnson family in Indian Creek.
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Rachael Tee Bernstine
Charles Hoffman
Ft. Worth
Worth
Carl A. Johnson
Dallas
S. M. Couch
Indian Creek
Mr. Johnson
Julian J. Johnson
Piggly Wiggly Offers 25 Cents Per Dozen Deal
Customers are urged to bring their eyes to Piggly Wiggly for a 25 cent per dozen offer. The promotion highlights savings on eggs, drawing shopper attention to the grocery store’s pricing event.
C. L. White Buried Friday in Comanche County
C L White longtime Justice of the Peace and postmaster at Gap died January 25 at 1 30 p m after ten days illness. Interment at Stag Creek Cemetery followed services by Rev Frank Steele. He served as JP in 1914 1926 and last elected for another term in November. Survived by widow seven children, a sister and two brothers. member of Stag Creek Baptist Church.
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C. L. White
Gap
Iira
Stag Creek
Frank Steele
Jie
Ippi
Arkansa
Brown Eral
Mississi
Comanche Stling
White
Floyd White
Breckenridge
F. L. Johnson
Sidney
J. Walter Williams
Oak Grove
W. P. Everett
Rochester
C. E. White
Odessa
Thurman White
H. O. White
Crane
J. M. Robertson
Sweetwater
Adrian White
California
Gran- Ville White
Victoria
Texas
Stag Creek Baptist Church
Comanche County
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Piggly Wiggly
A local grocery feature highlights a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables available at Piggly Wiggly, inviting shoppers to explore in-store produce.
A Great Discovery in Antiseptic History
A 19th century overview notes Pasteur 1852 finding wound infection from malignant bacteria and the onward development of antiseptics. It endorses Liquid Borozone as a modern antiseptic to cleanse wounds and prevent infection, available from The Wm. Reese Co. and Paris Smith.
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Pasteur
Wm. Reese Co
Paris. Smith
A J Davenport Buried at Gustine
A J Davenport died at his daughter’s home on Gustine Route 1 at 5 a m Wednesday January 28 from influenza and pneumonia. Funeral services were held at Union Cemetery Thursday afternoon. The 86 year old was born in Kentucky and lived in Missouri before moving to Texas fifty years ago. He settled in Burnett County then near Gustine twenty years ago. Survived by three children Mrs B F P McNew Gustine Mrs Prone Devie Artesia N M and Will Davenport Gustine.
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A. J. Davenport
B. F. McNew
Gustine
Union Cemetery
A. Morton
Davenport
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
Burnett County
B. FP. McNew
Prone Devie
Artesia WN
Will Davenpore
Burial Set For W H Enele In Comanche
W H Enele died at his Comanche home at 6 19 a m Sunday from kidney disorders after a month bed confinement. Funeral 1 pm Monday at the family residence with Rev J D Smoot and Rev J W Weathers and interment at Zion Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Louisa Leach Engle, several children and a sister, with roots in Alabama and Mississippi before moving to Texas in 1896.
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W. H. Enele
Comanche
Faery Residence
J. D. Smoot
J .W. Weathers
Zion Hill
Mr. Engle
Alabama
Paralee Hill
Joe Anna Cooper
Mississippi
Louisa Leach
Engle
Texas
Comanche County
Indian Creek
Cottonwood
X.J. Engle
Freewill Pantist Church
W. C. Howerton
WT. Lanp
Samantha
Culbertson
Beattie
A. Sledee
Comanche Rente2
Lests Engle
Abilene
Mien Encle
Bie Springs
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de Leon
Norrid and Prater
J. B. Chilton
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Commissioners Court
W. House
Commissioners’ Court
Ww. T. House
S. C. Rhode Island
J. J. Prater
W. M. Gilmore
Rhode Island
Oscar Callaway
Lizzie M. Ford
J. A. Gage
K. L. Macon
Jersey
McPherson
Otto N. Rea
Hamilton
Clark
Bob and Rog
Cash
L. W. Bowers
J. B. Layne
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Oeset
Watkins
D. W. Dutton
Hardy
Ernest Rock
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Hogan House
C. N. Wytly
Bob Cox
The
Peerless Cream and Produce Co
Gordon Barrett
Burks and Son
S. A. Moore
Route 1
A. A. Hilley
G. R. Levieny
Blatherwick
Norrid
Prater
Jim Shikles
Utp
J. S. Raymond
Migginbotham Idros. &C CO
Comanche Milling Co
W. HH. Enele