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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
3
The Buckeye company claims the top position in incubator and breeder manufacture in the United States with over half a million users relying on their equipment. The article argues strong merit behind the demand among American buyers.
An advertisement showcases 140 pure bred White Wyandotte chicks five weeks old raised under the Buckeye Colony Brooder. It highlights automatic temperature regulation, ventilation, hot water heating, and uniform warmth. The system operates worldwide, remains stable with outside temperature changes, and requires no constant supervision.
Farmers in Rising discuss offering a bounty for testing wolves by trappers though opinions vary. Some advocate chasing wolves with ads and coordinating dog chases. W P Roach reports two carloads signed for a fertilizer pool, praised as a cooperative move among local farmers. Miss Bess of Comanche visited Brownwood. Mrs Brewer of Comanche stayed for the weekend with niece Azelene Riggsby.
Memorial services for the late Wood Wilson were held at Tarleton College gymnasium last Tuesday from 10 to 11 am with participation by Stevi nville citizens faculty and students. Speakers included Dean Mavis OV Culpepper Rev Teel and Judge Pannill. The college orchestra and band performed while Miss Velma Bell aged sixteen sustained a broken arm during a high school basketball game. Sheriff Wright returned from Lubbock with Crown, wanted for desertion. Erath county poll taxes rise to around 6 250 with office flooded by work as collectors tally votes.
Waco physicians report A. E. Hampton will likely be home by week end after a stroke. He has partial paralysis but shows slow improvement since admission to Baptist San Hariin. Hundreds of De Leon friends rejoice at the prospect of his return. Also reported is Cale Tom Nabors in Cisco with a second stroke and complete left-side paralysis, semiconscious and lacking will to live. D. H. S. football squad banquet at Travelers hotel recognized letters with maroon sweaters. Dr A M Allen hosted. A fuller banquet report is promised if details arrive.
A 40Mbege incubator was installed in Comanche as a public facility to support the local poultry business. Brownwood and nearby towns aim to operate modern public incubators on a business basis, increasing egg and chick production and keeping wealth within the county. Marlin hosts specialists with advanced labs and equipment, offering relief to those still recovering from influenza.
The Hamilton Herald records praise for G H Boynton editor of the Laredo Herald. The Laredo Times praised his address on the work and mission of the newspaper and the press influence on state and home life. Lions Hill and Hillariously teased Boynton about yellow journalism during the club event.
Dan H. Burt a well known Gatesville citizen and former Brownwood resident died at his home at noon Thursday. The coroner said death came from self inflicted gunshot wounds after a period of poor health. Survived by wife and two children, he was also known in Comanche and had traveled for thirty years. An unrelated medical ad for White's Cream Vermifuge follows.
Advertisement notes Herbine relieves indigestion by targeting the spot quickly and making the user feel better. Price 60 cents. Sold by I, Smith.
Mrs. Frank H. Gray of Lancaster Pennsylvania reports severe run-down weakness and nervousness after marriage. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health enough to carry to full term and deliver a healthy baby.
Full blood Silver Laced Wyandotte eggs offered for sale at $2 per setting of 17. From the A. & E. Tarbox strain of chickens of Yorksville, Illinois. Good stock for nice choice stock seekers.
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