Chief and Semi-Weekly Farm News
A compact farm news note priced at 1.50 dollars yearly. The brief item announces the publication and annual subscription rate. It emphasizes agricultural market tips and farming updates for readers.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1939
Page
6
A compact farm news note priced at 1.50 dollars yearly. The brief item announces the publication and annual subscription rate. It emphasizes agricultural market tips and farming updates for readers.
A long standing remedy marketed for easing strained muscles and sprains. The Wm. Reese Drug Co promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment in 30c and 60c bottle sizes for convenient future use.
To friends and neighbors who were kind to Lee Campbell during his illness we express sincere thanks for floral offerings words of sympathy and other kindness at his death and burial We pray God's blessings upon each of you Mrs Lee Campbell and children
An ad promotes Creomulsion as a palatable emulsion that soothes bronchial irritation and loosens phlegm. It claims Beechwood creosote aids treatment and promises refund if relief is not obtained, urging adults and children to use as directed.
The Fields family express gratitude for support during illness and death of their brother and father. They thank those who contributed material offerings and kind words, especially Mr and Mrs Magness, Mr and Mrs Ealy and family, Rev Gordon Barrett, the singers, and the undertaker.
Walter Ragens of Route 2 Comanche expresses gratitude for the kindness and assistance received during his illness and injuries from an accident. He says he will always remember the neighbors and friends who helped.
Mr and Mrs Joe B Lee express gratitude to friends neighbors and helpers who assisted in saving belongings after a residence fire on January 24 at their farm near Hasse They thank everyone who donated time gifts and labor to help rebuild their home.
Mrs Eva Pounds 82 longtime Comanche County resident died at her Duster area home February 5 after an illness. Funeral services were held at De Leon Baptist Church with Rev Skaggs officiating and burial in De Leon Cemetery. She was widow of N J Pounds and survived by son N W Pounds and another son M J Pounds of Custer. She was aunt of Attorney C C Hampton of Comanche.
Brunk's Comedians are drawing enthusiastic crowds in Comanche this week with nightly attendance rising since the opening Monday. The troupe delivers polished performances by a skilled cast and features Waikiki Novelty Boys and vaudeville numbers before the play. The company performs through Saturday, offering a new program each night in a large winterized tent.
The State of Texas issues notice to all interested in the account for final settlement of the estate of E P Kellum deceased. R R Kellum executor filed February 6 1939 in Comanche County Court Texas for discharge and partition and distribution of remaining property. A hearing is set February 27 1939 at the Comanche County courthouse for all interested parties to appear and contest the account and applications. Clerk Mary Fields and deputy Claudia Fisher sign and seal the notice.
Henry Lee Fields a Patriotic citizen and devout Christian died last Thursday Feb 2 in Texas at age 51 He was survived by four children seven grandchildren and many relatives and friends A lifelong Christian and Sardis Missionary Baptist Church member he faced life’s trials courageously and rests in peace with verses praising his faith and service.
Ike S. Albin argues the Old Cora log cabin, the site of the first Comanche County court, has new owners who plan remodeling. He urges preservation now before it is lost to future generations, noting the nominal cost of about 300 dollars and the need for action by authorities.
Gustine and nearby residents visit relatives in Delano and Pettit. Shive and John Tarleton College visitors stop by. Several attend First Monday in Comanche. George Harrison returns from a German hospital and progresses well. Final basketball tournament slated in Comanche with community turnout. Local cafe and theatre management change at Morgan’s Cafe and Palace Theatre.
Macksville residents, the McDonalds and Boltons visited Earl Barnett on Sunday. Local crowds attended Trades Day in Comanche on Monday. Rob McDonald visited daughter Oleta in Comanche Monday. Earl and wife welcomed a newborn daughter. Dallas visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cook spent the weekend with Loyd and family.
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