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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
5
The notice lists officials including Treasurer Kie W. Burks, C. Hamilton, D. C. Wetzell, and Attorney R. McClellan. Also named are County Superintendent of Instruction H. Carpenter and Mrs. J. E. Deely. Precinct 1 Commissioner J. B. Payne, Precinct 2 Commissioner R. W. Neal Comanche, Precinct 3 Commissioner L. M. Truitt, Proctor.
McGee uses a Deep Tilling Machine on four acres of the C mutson farm. The Spalding device tills six to ten inches deep with front and back discs mixing subsoil with topsoil. McGee plans corn planting and aims to expand the method if results meet expectations. device demonstrations are by Higginbotham Co for the U S Department of Agriculture.
An ad promotes Adler-i-ka as a quick remedy for stomach sourness and constipation. A druggist claims the simple Buckle mix relieves immediate symptoms and urges use of a single dose. The copy targets readers seeking rapid relief from digestion issues.
Comanche Mercantile Co advertises buying butter and eggs at high market price and boasts the largest stock of horse collars in the area. The copy claims collars fit without hurting tender shoulders and is signed by W. Wilpatrick and Son.
Mrs Kate Heckman of Springfield Ohio recounts a bad run down condition once diagnosed as consumption and ulcers on the lung. She credits Vinol with restoring health and urges others to try it. Hamilton Drug Co Comanche Tex endorses the remedy and promises money back if it fails.
A heartfelt letter from Rev and Mrs Guy H. Wilson thanking Christian members of Rev Cartwrights Church in Comanche for a January 21 reception. They praise the warm, Christ like support given to them, emphasizing the love and encouragement shared beyond monetary gifts.
A Comanche Texas resident, W. L. Gardner, testifies to lasting relief from kidney pains, frequent nocturnal kidney secretions, and backache after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He recommends Dean’s Kidney Pills and notes price 50 cents at dealers with FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY as distributor.
If you contemplate the purchase of an auto why not buy from home people. See our different lines Cunningham & Bell.
The Case Planter introduces a cell drop plate allowing cotton seed to be planted at 15 to 35 pounds per acre with exact regulation. The 1914 display features the high wheeled Case planter, fertilizer distributor, peanut planting attachment, and corn plates. Also showcased are six plow Hammock seat cultivators noted for light draft and ease of use. The store invites customers to inspect and purchase, highlighting improved business and valued patronage.
Milacca Minnesota minister Rev James A Lewis endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for colds coughs and croup urging others to trial it and continue use years ahead sold by all dealers.
The notice states that Armour Fertilizer will receive its second shipment in a few days and outlines the items expected in the consignment. It highlights imminent delivery and related stock details for the local community.
A clipped note lists Armors offerings including Armors Vegetable Grower Armors Potato Grower Armors King Cotton Armors Raw Bone Super phosphates in a local sales blurb.
The letter invites customers to buy fertilizer in quantities from 100 pounds to a car load with options for credit and installment terms. It urges calling for literature, selecting the product, and-mailing information to receive further details on amounts and interest.
A regular monthly session discusses a heavy lung cold that may progress to serious disease. The notice promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a preventive remedy and cure aid, priced 25c 50c and 1 per bottle, sold by Paris Smith.
Dodson's Liver Tone is promoted as a safe pleasant tasting vegetable liquid to replace calomel for liver alignment. Paris Smith guarantees refunds if not pleased with relief from constipation headache biliousness and related symptoms.
A historical ad declares a $100 reward for proof Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal taking improves blood and mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and offers testimonials from Toledo Ohio.
The piece playfully explains Ground Hog Day and the marmot arctomys monax. It notes the rodent emerges on February 2 and its shadow quest decides whether six more weeks of winter follow. The author humorously questions the day’s accuracy and emphasizes folklore over facts.
An old saying linked to Punxsutawney Phil is cited, noting that if a groundhog sees its shadow on February 2, six additional weeks of winter follow, otherwise spring arrives early. The item attributes the idea to Clarence Dubosquin in a Dallas News report.
Farmers are urged to sell dairy and eggs to the Comanche Mercantile Company to obtain the highest market price, according to the notice. The cooperative emphasizes prompt delivery and standardized quality to maximize returns.
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