Dreamer Stage Schedule Change and Local Notices
Dreamer Stage changes its southbound and northbound departure times effective December 18. Local notices advertise rug cleaning, room rental, baby chicks and hatching eggs for sale, a 195 model Chevrolet truck, incubator, leather gear wanted, and hatching egg preorders from English White Leghorns. Comanche and Sidney, Texas announcements include contact details and pricing.
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A. A. Hilley
Sidney
Texas
John P. Hart Dies After Long Illness Near Comanche
John P. Hart died at his Mt. Pleasant home three miles north of Comanche at 9 a.m. Friday January 25 after a months illness. Burial was Sunday at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev. S D Lindsey and Rev. Noel P Wilkinson officiating. Born July 29 1849 in Miffin Tennessee he was 79 years six months old. He moved with family to Mississippi then Florida before settling in Texas in the early nineties. Survived by wife Fannie Thacker Hart and children William Lindsey Nettie Bertha Hart Virginia Hart, sisters Ida Hart and Mary H Allison and W H Lindsey, all listed with local ties.
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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
Chlcren
Mrs. Rachael Bernstine Dies in Ft Worth Home
Mrs. Rachael Lee Bernstine, 54, mother of Mrs. Charles Hoffman, died at her Fort Worth home on Sunday January 20 after a yearlong cancer battle. Interment occurred in Fort Worth the following Monday. Comanche Milling Co. promotes egg mash and feed options. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Johnson of Dallas attended the funeral of her mother in Indian Creek.
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Rachael Lee Bernstine
Charles Hoffman
Ft. Worth
Carl A. Johnson
Dallas
S. M. Couch
Indian Creek
Mr. Johnson
Julian J. Johnson
Eggs for 25 Cents a Dozen at Piggly Wiggly
Bring eggs to Piggly Wiggly and receive 25 cents for every dozen you trade in. This store promotion highlights a decoupled buyback deal to boost egg sales. Participants must bring shells intact. Limited time offer at participating locations.
C L White Prominent Gap Justice of the Peace Dies
C L White longtime Gap postmaster and justice of the peace dies at home on January 25 from influenza and pneumonia. Interment at Stag Creek Cemetery. Survivors include his widow seven children and two siblings. White served as JP from 1914 and was re elected in 1926 and again last November. He lived in Comanche County at the time of death.
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C. L. White
Gap
Stag Creek
Frank Steele
Mr. White
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Brown County
Mississie
Comanche
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
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Available at Piggly Wiggly
Piggly Wiggly offers a broad selection of fresh produce including seasonal fruits and vegetables. Shoppers can find daily staples and new arrivals in a single market, with banners highlighting weekly specials.
Liquid Berozone Promises Wound Protection
Since Pasteur's 1352 discovery, antiseptics fight infection from wounds. Now Liquid Berozone claims to kill germs entering cuts, preventing typhoid tuberculosis and lockjaw. The Wm. Reese Co. and Paris Smith offer various sizes for purchase.
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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 in Gustine Route 1 at 5 am Wednesday January 28 from influenza and pneumonia. Funeral services were held at Union Cemetery Thursday afternoon by Rev O A Morton. He was 86, born in Kentucky, lived in Missouri before moving to Texas 50 years ago, and then near Gustine 20 years ago. He is survived by three children Mrs BR F McNew Gustine, Mrs T W OROR Newse Artesia NM, and Sid Derrenvort Gustine.
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A. J. Davenport
BR. F. McNew
Gustine
Union Cemetery
O. A. Morton
Davenport
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
Burnett County
BR. FL McNew
Tworor Newe
Artesia NW
Sid Derrenvort
W. H. Engle Buried in Comanche Cemetery Service
W. H. Engle died at his Comanche home at 6 19 a m Sunday from kidney disorders after a month in bed. Funeral held at family residence Monday at 1 pm with Rev. J D Smoot and Rev. J W Weathers, burial in Zion Hill Cemetery. Born April 9 1849 in Alabama, he moved to Texas in 1896 settling in Comanche County then Cottonwood community. Survived by wife Louisa Leach and many children, several grandchildren, and a sister.
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W. H. Engle
Comanche
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
Angle
Freewill Pantist Church
W. C. Howerton
Tro
W. T. Sarp
Samanthe Culbertson
Beattie
Mies
Shedee
Comanche Rente
Levis Engle
Abilene
Miron Encle
Rie Springs
Z. W. Encle
Brownwood
Miss =ingle
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