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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
8
An old fashioned drugstore ad touts Cystex for bladder and urinary discomfort. It claims fast relief from night awakenings backache burning sensations and leg pains with a 48 hour money back guarantee and available at Wm Reese Co and Durham Pharmacy for 60 cents.
Notice of an order of sale issued by the District Court of Comanche County on February 7 1929 to satisfy a Clay Lumber Company judgment. Levy on Lots 2 and 3, Block 3, original Lamkin town site. Sale set for first Tuesday in March 1929 at Comanche County Courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm.
The Durham Brothers announce the 9e sale, hailed as the greatest event in the store's history. Shoppers anticipate large discounts and exclusive deals during the event.
The berry and grape growers of Comanche County will meet in the District Court Room on Saturday February 16 at 3 o clock to discuss marketing plans for this year’s crop and the potential for a permanent cannery. Durham Brothers and Ossie Greene visit Comanche. Mrs Dora Greene travels to Hamilton for a sister’s operation.
The family of W. H. Engle expresses gratitude to all who assisted during his illness and death. They pray for God to bless them. Signed by Mrs. W. H. Engle and children and grandchildren.
A trib ute honors Rev Gordon Barrett on his resignation from First Baptist Odessa highlighting his fine character, devoted service, and impact on church members and Odessans. The piece recalls friendship, moral steadiness, and the loss felt as he departs for Comanche, with well wishes for his family and readers.
Nursery men report a surge in vineyard activity near Comanche with dozens of farmers planting vines for home use and larger operations. Jim Cooper laid out 1375 vines on his farm north of Comanche, Torm Davis of Hasse contracts 1100 vines for a ten acre yard, Felix Williams planted 200 vines east of Comanche, and F S Harris finished two acres. Most grapes are Carmen variety.
Mr and Mrs Ed Boswell visited Whit ney with relatives last week. Durham Brothers advertise. Mrs J D Isham spent the weekend in Coleman visiting her daughter Mrs Oran Clark and her son Andrew Isham.
Mr and Mrs R K Shelton spent the latter part of last week in Belton visiting their daughter Miss Dorothy.
If you have never seen one of our two pave circulars call at our store next Saturday and get one. There’s bargains in it that has never been equaled in Comanche. Durham Brothers.
Miss Maurice Durham returned Friday from a visit with W. D. Wade and his family in Temple.
An advertisement from Keller Laboratory in Mechanicsburg Ohio promotes lithiated buchu as a superior bladder remedy. It asserts the product reduces burning urges at night, eases irritation, and acts like an epsom salt on the bowels. Tablets cost 2 cents each.
John Tarleton College reports 3 Comanche County students on the first semester honor roll. Carl Brumbelow from Leon Lena Boydston from Energy and Hawel Porter from Gustine are named among the 44 honorees. Comanche Milling Co. stays by the town to save money.
Mrs. Jack Moore and her daughter are in Lubbock this week to visit Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Moore, the夫 grandparents.
Mrs J H Bryson of Coleman is spending the week at her ranch near Comanche, enjoying a short rural visit. She plans to return home later this week.
Captain L. T. Arnold of Beau mont, an official in the Salvation Army for 34 years, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Laey.
Many adults contract worms and suffer similar symptoms as children, including loss of appetite, weight loss, grinding teeth, restless sleep, itching, and abdominal pains. The same medicine used to expel worms from children, White’s Cream Vermifuge, will also remove them in adults and is available at Paris Smith and The Wm. Reese Drug Co.
Miss Ora Mills a Mullen Public School teacher spent the weekend in Comanche visiting her grandmother Mrs F H Neely.
The notice proclaims a grand sale at Durham store claiming it is the greatest in the history of the shop. It invites shoppers to visit and take part in the event.
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