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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
3
The store touts its wide stock of garden seed and plants including cabbage and onion sets. It notes a long study of seeds suited to the county and invites customers to see the reasonable prices. The piece also references historical political figures and party choices in 1896.
The Hamilton church will start construction of a brick veneer building measuring 50 by 84 feet after weather allows. Contracts have been let for the project with a total cost around 7000 dollars.
The saying notes that one person in ten lives to reach eighty and one in two thousand attains a century. It reflects statistical life expectancy and aging patterns discussed in a historical context.
Creamer Rev Bob Thomas will fill his regular appointment here Sunday afternoon Bud Nichols and his Musica Puddies from Dublin performed Sunday night A musical at Bob Steward's drew a well attended crowd Wednesday night Garland Fairchild hosted a party Saturday night Paul Brewer and Chester Brown visited Mr and Mrs Allen Thomas at Dulles Saturday night Mrs Dave Isham who had been visiting daughter Mrs Hobart Atterbury has returned home Mr and Mrs Jess Polin visited Mr and Mrs D C Crair Sunday
A string of social visits fills a Soda Springs section with neighbors stopping by yards in Newburg Bibb and Fairview. Attendees include Mr and Mrs S Vineyard Mrs George Jeames and her son J L Mrs J A Carrigan Harold Beck and Miss Pauline Beck of De Leon and Miss Model Farrow at Brady meetings. J L Jones visited De Leon. The note mentions an average National League umpire salary of 7800 dollars per year.
An advertisement urges keeping a reliable laxative like Thedford's Black Draught in every home to prevent constipation and relieve biliousness. A Texas reader, Mrs. Perry, endorses its usefulness over 21 years for family needs and digestive symptoms.
Captain Andrews battles a trapped escape from the Eastern Front while Rosemary confronts marriage and a hidden lover. In Cairo Rosemary’s fate shifts as Andrews races to the front, a cruel cliffhanger ends with Rosemary dying after a perilous rescue attempt.
By Ometa Dunlap Throckmorton article notes Mrs G H Dunlap's seventieth birthday celebrated Feb 2 with family in Throckmorton. Four generations gathered for a large dinner and photos. Attendees include many relatives from Comanche Gustine Haskell and Throckmorton with grandchildren present. Poem of appreciation ends piece.
Stephenville Feb 10 The Plowboys of John Tarleton College seek their fifty sixth consecutive basketball victory when they play Hillsboro College in Stephenville Friday night at wr ie fied.
The State Agriculture Department recommends pecan trees be planted 60 feet apart in both directions to optimize growth and yield. This guidance outlines spacing to maximize orchard efficiency and tree health.
Mercer Gap Mr and Mrs A J Huggins and family and Mr and Mrs E McKiWin and son spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs I C Fletcher at Harmony. Mr and Mrs J E Gore and daughter Louise of Harmony visited Kilton Gore. Several families attended church at Harmony and visited R Ro pers. Franks of Mineral Wells stayed with sister T O Rogers. Detton family visited I C Fletcher. C M Fletcher spent days with son L Fletcher at Harmony.
A brief anecdote contrasts a minor finger pain with a blind man’s greater challenge highlighting perspective and resilience.
Public health notices warn that Creomulsion promises relief from coughs cold symptoms and bronchial irritation. It claims to loosen phlegm with ingredients including creosote and ipecac while boasting doctor usage and guaranteed satisfaction if results fail.
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