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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
2
Rest Room Proposed for Courthouse Court Session Wives
The county commissioners plan a rest room in the courthouse to serve women witnesses in oil suit cases. It will provide privacy and comfort for those awaiting testimony, a need long felt as women and children wait in corridors during court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
County Temple
Privcny
Landowners face potential loss of oil royalties over mineral deeds
Report notes that filings of mineral deeds in Comanche County could deprive landowners of oil royalties, signaling a political and legal dispute over mineral rights and property ownership.
Land Owners Lament Mineral Claim Challenge in Texas
The letter defends land owners in Comanche County who have peaceful possession of their lands and minerals. It accuses mineral claim filers of exploiting a legal technicality, harming home builders and local welfare, and urges lawmakers to protect property rights rather than engage in political disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Texas
Comanche
Parr-Glasscock
Canales-Harley
Pershing Sainted by Critics Whose Cheap Politics Must End
The piece lauds General John J. Pershing as the man who led American forces to rout the enemy while condemning the critics who mocked him during the war. It argues those who panned his leadership are beneath contempt and should seek forgiveness for their sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pershing
United States
Ing Jack
Pershing
Black Jack
Rhine
America
Jack
Farmers Prep For bumper Crop As Local News Report
Farmers in Copperas Prairie and nearby areas discuss preparation for a bumper crop. Horace Brown returns from overseas with Asberry Rogers of Gem Travis, and Horace Brown is noted as home. A wolf trap catches a large animal, while a crowd gathers for a shooting event with no fatalities. Comanche visitors Cleve Moore and W F Vancleave, and Fort Worth visitors J L Cox travel plans are noted. Mr and Mrs F D Jones report their sanatorium bound husband dying in San Antonio. remains to be shipped for Stag Creek cemetery interment. family left with condolences and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Brown
Asberry Rogers
Gemp Travis
W. F. Vancleave
Cleve Moore
J. L. Cox
Ft. Worth
R. E. Everett
F. D. Jones
Hussand
San Antonio
Stag Creek
Childern
Getting Rid of Colds with Chamberlain’s Remedy
Guidance on using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to treat colds and advice to rest in bed for three days at the start to avoid a second cold. Warns that delaying recovery increases danger and stresses early bed rest for middle aged or older men.
Community Health and Loss Noted in Local Brief
Health remains strong though Will Henry is listed sick this week. The community mourns Keifer McQuire who died, with sympathy extended to his wife and two children. Mr. and Mrs. Long and son Dan visited relatives Sunday. Lucile King spent Sunday with Edna Walker near Sardis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasse
Will Henry
Keifer McQuire
Prickly Ash Bitters Sold As Kidney Remedy
Advise starting Prickly Ash Bitters for back pain suggesting kidney disease. Describes it as an effective kidney remedy and system regulator. Price listed as $1.25 per bottle with Wm Reese & Co as special agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese & Co
Pies Cured in Sixteen Days? Odd Phrase Fragments
Fragmentary text mentions curing pies in six to fourteen days and names several unclear terms. The garbled lines reference Paolo, Ricrading, Eilos, Pung and Ou with no coherent event or identifiable organizations or locations to specify a factual item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paolo Ee AO
Ricrading Eilos
Leching Pung
Rucker Update Shows Dry Weather Boosting Planting
One week of dry weather has improved roads and allowed farming to prep as plowing nears. Timbers for an oil derrick were laid at J. B. Pittman’s Rucker place on Wednesday and Thursday, work to begin soon. Fred Noel returns from France and is warmly welcomed. Harmony and Antioch youths attended Liberty singing with Dr Price and family in Sunday school. Rev Han cock preached two sermons with Ben Hancock present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker
A. Pittman
B. Dyson
German
Harmony
Antioch
Liberty
Price
S. Springer
Ben Hancock
Hancock
Nebraska Judge Endorses Tanlac Patient Testimonial
Hon. B. F. Whittington of the Rolston court in South Omaha recounts severe health issues including liver trouble constipation dizziness and kidney pain. After five bottles of Tanlac he reports full recovery gaining twenty pounds and renewed energy and appetite. Tanlac is sold in Comanche by Hamilton Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Whittington
Rolston Court
South Omaha
Nebraska
Whittington
Tanlac
Comanche
Hamilton Drug Co
Community Notes From Brysonville and Nearby
Eugene Tupin’s daughter from San Francisco returns home for a stay while her husband is in France. Omie Taylor and Ruth Smith visit Orean Mitchell. Mrs. Perry of Shiloh returns from visiting her daughter Mrs. Silas Smith. Dr. L J Mimm, now with Southwestern Baptist Seminary, will preach Sunday at 10 am on Our Responsibility to God in Reference to the Prospective Weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brysonville
Eugene Tupin
San Francisco
Calif
France
Omie Taylor
Orean Mitchell
Ruth Smith
Perry
Shiloh
Silas Smith
L. J. Mimm
First Church
Brownwood
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
W. B. Holland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Comanche Publishing Company, Publishers
Texor
Carpenter
Hatter and
Manecer
Rollin B. Strayhorn
Thomas
W. H. Garrett
Comanche, Texas
Opperas Prairie and
Gap
Gentry Gates
First Avenue
Gham
Alabama
16Th St
Columbus
Georgia
J. J. Thompson
Peruna Company
Dept
Chio
Hartman
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Hayes
Healing Honey
Santa Fe Tires
Hawkeye Tire & Rubber Co
Boren-Stewart CO. Pees
J. F. Lane
W. G. Fellds
W. D. Lane
FeilDs & Lane
F. & M. Bank Building
Your Land
Comenche County
J. R. Banes & Company
Banes
Ino. D. Wane
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