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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1923
Page
3
A Chicago woman describes long illness fatigue dizziness and sleep loss. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved appetite sleep and energy and praises the medicine to friends. For nearly fifty years the product has been praised by women.
Notice announces intent to seek special legislation from the Thirty-eighth Legislature to authorize purchase and integration of multiple railways including International-Great Northern, Fort Worth and Rio Grande, Paris and Great Northern, Brownwood North and South, Quan Ah Acme and Pacific, and others. It would allow sale of properties to St Louis San Francisco and Texas Railway Company and potential bond support, operating expansions, and stock issuance as permitted.
R. T. Jones of Sidney Texas invites farmers to place orders for a carload of Armour Packing Co fertilizer at prices from 34 to 45 dollars per ton. Those interested should contact him at once or write for details.
Hurry to Atwood Bros to grab one of the new rugs arriving this season. Limited quantities signaling a quick sellout as shoppers line up for fresh patterns and colors.
In Austin on February 9 a Senate bill by Senator Clark calls for repealing laws authorizing textbook purchases with public funds. A joint resolution seeks a constitutional amendment to end the State Board of Education funds for free textbooks. The measures aim to abolish the free textbook system, and were referred to committees after interludes with the Pope textbook bill.
Austin Feb 12 The Senate began consideration of a proposed constitutional amendment to strike out authority to set aside funds for textbooks from the Constitution. The committee on Constitutional Amendments also killed proposals to lengthen state officer terms to four years and to exempt corporate property from taxation.
A drug advertises Adlerika as an intestinal antiseptic preventing infection by removing foul matter from both upper and lower bowel. The copy claims it aids gas, chronic constipation, and unreleased impurities, with a testimonial from Hamilton Drug Co.
The family of W. P. West expresses gratitude for kind words and floral offerings received after the death of their husband, father and grandfather. Earnest and Velma Herring, Green West and Ike West, Ewell West, W. L. Lee, and Chas C. Barton of Waco send thanks.
W N Hatcher of Greenville Washington DC longtime police officer narrates his struggle with 15 years of indigestion and constipation. He reports regained appetite eight pound gain and renewed energy after using Tanlac. He credits the medicine for his improved health and daily work performance.
Mrs Mary Katherine Allison widow of Dr J J Allison was buried at Mercer Gap after funeral services held Friday. Born June 9 1847 in Pelham North Carolina she moved to Texas around 1875 and married Dr J J Allison January 13 1881 at Mercer Gap. Survived by two sons Don and Jim in San Angelo and granddaughter Mrs Burley McCollum of Comanche. a niece Mrs Queen of Goldthwaite. a sister in law Mrs Dave Womack of Goldthwaite.
Liquid Borozone is promoted as an efficient healing remedy for humans and animals. It claims to mend severe wounds sores cuts quickly and is tied to a product mention of Cotton seed meal at Norrid and Prat scratch with Paris Smith.
A business training institute promotes its program claiming reconstruction and rapid improvement in the economy. It urges enrollment to gain thorough modern office skills using the Byrne System, promising placement within three to five months and a larger, ready workforce for high paying office roles.
Help wanted for genuine guaranteed hosiery sales to men women and children. Earn up to $50 a week full time or spare time. Experience unnecessary. International Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa. 20
We have anything you need in the way of furniture. See us. Atwood Bros. 22-23 wl ape.
A newspaper page highlights a local grocer offering money saving deals on cookery items. Readers are invited to explore the page for unusual savers and practical discounts available at the store.
An ad states Ballard's Snow Liniment aids treatment of acute rheumatism with much pain. It is described as a powerful pain reliever available in three sizes 30e 60cc and 1.20 per bottle sold by S P Smith.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a quick fix for heartburn and indigestion. It claims the product goes to the spot, drives out badly digested food, and makes the user feel fine, priced at 60 cents and sold by P. Smith.
Maj. J. C Thorne of Vancouver has learned he inherits a German manor from Herr Gartner. The will notes Gartner’s grandson, Major Thorne, once a prisoner, leaped before an oncoming train to save eight year old Karl at Leipzig. Gartner’s granddaughter offers $10,000 for the manor.
Local market Moody advertises high quality meats inviting customers to choose from a selection of fresh cuts. The message emphasizes quality and service to attract shoppers seeking premium meat options.
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