Comanche Tribe on the War Path at Howard Payne
The Comanche Tribe group from Howard Payne College, made of Comanche county students, staged a colorful outdoor procession at H P hall oxcamp site. Dressed in varied Indian blankets with beadwork faces painted in red skin hues and totems tattooed, led by Big Chief Robert Fielder the march featured war dances, yells, and a distinctive tom tom tune. Afterward the group served Comanche Stew amid lively songs while returning to Brownwood, with several named members listed and chaperoned by Mrs. Grubbs and Miss White.
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Howard Payne College
Comanche County
H. P. Hall
Robert Fielder
Civilization
Brownwood
Tom Tomman
Robert’ Fielder
Spuaws
Eva Palmer
Coreta Hutson
Rouble Ellis
Lorena Westbrook
Mabel McNeill
Octavia
Mattie Lee Cunningham
Homer Allen
Joe Fielder
Ross Henley
Russell Bennet
Jim Bumpas
Lem Carter
Harry Farmer
Medicine Man Osborn
Mrs. Grubbs
Miss White
Brownwood Bulletin
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
The ad touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a proven cure for stomach and intestinal ailments. It claims one dose convinces skeptics, cites thousands of satisfied users, and offers a booklet by Geo H Mayr. In Comanche Texas it is sold by Wm. Reese Co. and local druggists.
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Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Whiting St
Chicago
Comanche
Texas
Wm. Reese Co
A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
Advertisement for Texas Wonder by Dr. E W Wall promises cure of kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. Claims benefits for men women and children with mail order option of one dollar. Includes testimonials and address in St Louis Missouri.
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Texas
E. W. Wall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Lignite Strata Found Near Blanket by Drillers
Drillers sinking wells four miles southeast of Blanket encounter a lignite stratum ranging from two to ten feet thick. At about 60 feet depth a ten-foot layer is reached. No development yet, but many believe there may be economical quantities of lignite here.
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Blanket Save
Fifth Sunday Meeting of Methodists at Sidney
The Fifth Sunday Meeting of the Methodists will meet with the church at Sidney in March. The program is now being prepared and will be published soon. It is urged that all who can attend, as the event promises inspiration and instruction.
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Sidney
Gustine Gazette notices and local changes
Rev W 8 ae arrives with family from DeLeon to take pastorate at First Baptist. Farmers & Merchants State Bank elects J W Robinson R H Kelley A A Kelley Mrs L C Kelley A J Dillard as directors and R H Kelley as president A A Kelley vice president A J Dillard cashier Nath Hardin assistant cashier. Dublin district Methodist conference to meet in Gustine in May for a three day religious gathering with about 100 pastors and workers. Aaron Kennedy and Lizzie Johnson wed at Second Baptist with Rev H B Dillard officiating. W H Wooley and family to move from Carlton to Gustine. he becomes assistant cashier at J P Petit & Co and previously managed Bowie Mercantile Co.
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W. 8 Ae
First Baptist Church
DeLeon
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
J. W. Robinson
R. H. Kelley
A. A. Kelley
L. C. Kelley
A. J. Dillard
Cashier
Nath Hardin
Methodist Church of the
Dublin
Gustine
Aaron Kennedy
Lizzie Johnson
Second Baptist Church
H. B. Dillard
J. F. Johnson
W. H. Wooley
Carlton
Wooley
J. P. Petit & Co
Bowie Mercantile Co
Sheriff's Sale in Comanche County Texas 1914 Notice
Sheriff Jack Cunningham advertises a public sale of multiple land tracts in Gus tine and Comanche County Texas to satisfy a $948.10 judgment in the case Wm A Docking versus S C In gram W W Ingram and H H Hardin. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in March 1914 at the Comanche court house door with six described parcels totaling about 195 acres.
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County Court
Comanche County
Wm. A. Docking
S. C. Ingram
W.w.ingram
H.h.hardin
Court House
Comanche
Gustine
Texas
A. Harris
N. E
A. D. Lewis
Harris Survey
N. BE
C. S
N. T. Brumley
Renfro
Varas
Brumley
N. W
P. O
S. W
S. E
N.W
W. Z. Bolton
C.S
A. T. Brumley
S. W. Corner
S. E. Corner
Warren Wimberly
N. E. Corner
S. C
W. W. Ingram
Jack Cunningham
J. E. Miller
Changeable Climate and Health Advice from Dr Hartman
Columbus Ohio doctor urges climate as the disease cause and promotes Pe r una as a preventive in winter. He argues atmospheric changes trigger illnesses like cold and pneumonia and advises regular use of Pe r una for children and elders, noting its low cost and perceived health benefits.
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Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Hog Farming Profit Amid Rain Damaged Peanuts
Claud Callan writes from Fort Worth that a Texas farmer earned 444 dollars from thirty one hogs fattened on seven acres of peanuts ruined by heavy rain. The piece offers a lesson for Texas farmers to raise hogs and damaged peanuts.
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Texas
Claud Callan
Fort Worth
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Guaranty State Bank
Guaranty Fund of
State of Texas
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First State Bank OF
Grove
Anche
Porter
H Reef
United States
First National Bank Capital
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Comanche, Texas
Comanche County Abstract Co
G. W. McClellan
J. R. Eanes
C. A. Hitt
Jno. D
Waring
Treas
Majestic Theatre
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