Comanche Tribe on the War Path at Howard Payne College
The Comanche Tribe at Howard Payne College staged a forest outing dressed in Indian blankets with painted faces and totems. Led by Big Chief Robert Fielder, the group paraded the campus, performed dances, and served Comanche Stew amid crowd reactions and songs.
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Howard Payne College
Comanche County
H. P. Hall
Robert Fielder
Civilization
Brownwood
Tom Tomman
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 Fast Relief
The advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a rapid cure for stomach ailments, claiming one dose convinces skeptics and delivers natural relief by addressing inflammation and bile accretions. It cites thousands of users, a mailed booklet, and availability in Comanche Texas through Wm. Reese Co. and local druggists.
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Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mizmist
Whiting St
Chicago
Ill
Comanche
Texas
Wm. Reese Co
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Cure Ad
A vintage patent medicine promotion for Texas Wonder claiming to cure kidney and bladder troubles for men and women including children. The ad offers mail sales for $1 and cites Dr. E. W. Wall of St. Louis, Missouri with testimonials and druggist availability.
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Texas Wonder
Dom
E. W. Wall
Oliver Street
St. Louis
Lignite Found Near Blanket Oil Field Prospect
Drillers sinking wells four miles southeast of Blanket report encountering a lignite layer from two to ten feet thick. At about 60 feet depth a ten-foot stratum was struck. No development yet but many believe a merchantable lignite deposit may exist here.
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Blanket
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 being prepared and will be published soon. It is hoped all who can attend will come for an inspiring and instructive gathering.
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Sidney
Gustine Local Notes Highlight Church, Banking Moves
Rev W S Evans arrives with family to lead First Baptist Church in Gustine from De Leon. Farmers & Merchants State Bank directors elected J W Robinson H Kelley A A Kelley Mrs L C Kelley A J Dillard. officers R H Kelley president A A Kelley vice president A J Dillard cashier Nath Hardin asst cashier. Elijah Kennedy and Lizzie Johnson wed at Second Baptist with Rev H B Dillard officiating. W H Wooley joins J P Petit & Co as assistant cashier after leaving Bowie Mercantile, bringing strong banking credentials.
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W.S .Evans
First Baptist Church
DeLeon
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
J. W. Robinson
H. Kelley
A. A. Kelley
L. C. Kelley
A. J. Dillard
R. H. Kelley
Nath Hardin
Methodist Church of
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 Notice in Comanche County Texas
By virtue of an execution issued Jan 29 1914 in the case Wm A Docking vs 8 C Ingram W W Ingram & H H Hardin No 995 the sheriff will sell March 3 1914 before the Comanche County courthouse in Comanche Texas the described tracts in Gustine Texas totaling about 4 5 to 5 acres across three parcels from Harris survey containing parcels of 1 1 16 acres 2 acres and irregular portions with boundaries given by compass directions and varas measurements for cash to the highest bidder
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County Court
Comanche County
Wm. A. Docking
C. Ingram
W.w.ingram
H.h.hardin
Court House
Comanche
Gustine
Texas
Ira A. Harris
N. E
A. D. Lewis
Harris Survey
Harris
C. S
N. T. Brumley
Renfro
Varas
S. Brumley
N. W
P. O
Changeable Climate Promotes Health Advice and Property Levy
Dr Hartman of Columbus argues climate causes most illnesses, not germs, urging preparedness and Peruna as prevention. The text blends health advice with a land deed description and a sheriff’s levy of $948.10 issued January 30, 1914, by Jack Cunningham.
Hog farmer profits from hogs and damaged peanuts
Claud Callan in Fort Worth Star Telegram reports a farmer earned 444 dollars from thirty one hogs fattened on seven acres of peanuts damaged by excessive rain. The piece suggests a lesson for Texas farmers: raise hogs and damaged peanuts.
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Texas
Claud Callan
Fort Worth
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S. W. Corner
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W. W. Ingram
Jack Cunningham
J. E. Miller
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First National Bank Capital
Lalit
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Comanche, Texas
Comanche County Abstract Co
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