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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
3
The Comanche Chie urges Saturday Arbor Day observance with tree planting and beautification. It notes German settlements plant trees along streets and around public squares, creating a pleasant town image. The piece suggests iron railings to protect young trees from livestock until they mature.
Guyton C. Skinner returned from a three week business and measure visit in Palacios. He praises the coast country and notes Palacios is growing rapidly. He leaves this morning for Stacy to join Mrs. Skinner visiting her parents Rev. and Mrs. Kerr in Brownwood.
Headquarters for all kinds of garden and flower seed bulk or package J W Scurry advt.
Dr. E. W. Bradley of Newburg died Friday at Minera Wells. His remains were shipped to Newburg Saturday for interment and buried Sunday in Newburg Cemetery amid a large gathering. A longtime local physician, he had been ill and sought wealth for weeks without success. The Chief Exponent extends sympathy to the family.
An advertisement claims that a child with intestinal worms is handicapped in growth and that a few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge destroy and expel worms. The child supposedly improves immediately and thrives, with the medicine priced at 25 cents per bottle and sold by Paris Smith.
Through courtesy of the Fort Worth Record we offer The Chief Exponent for $1.00 The Semi-Weekly Record for $1.00 Sewing Aw! for $100 Three items total $3.00 now $2.10 for a limited time act quickly who will be first to take advantage of this extremely low price.
If you love music don t miss the Singer office invitation to hear grand opera selections band and orchestra music solos and quartets played on the Columbia Grafanola.
Coleman county commissioners authorize a five cent bounty for every jack rabbit scalp killed in the county during February 12 to April. An affidavit proving scalps were taken in Coleman must accompany each bounty payment application.
The Grand Lodge meets in Houston on March 3 with many members attending. A special car is arranged for the trip and about fifty locals will go. fare is one and one third for the round trip.
Advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery safely helps colds coughs throat and lung troubles in children with a pleasant taste. Testimonial from Mrs Bruce Crawford of Niagra Missouri states the product transformed her sick boy and that it is always helpful. Available at all drug stores.
A local store named Paris Smith promotes a selection of sporting goods including double stitched baseballs straight grain bats reinforced masks catcher’s mitts and fielders gloves at very low prices appealing to players seeking quality equipment.
Rev. M. T. Tucker resigns after three years as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Dublin. The exact date of resignation and Tucker's plans remain unclear.
Johnson grass free seed available from Burks Simmons Co for sowing barley and oats this spring.
Sunday brought a long awaited pleasant spell as residents seized the first clear day in fourteen weeks. The warm, spring like weather prompted a flurry of drives and strolls across the area with many outdoors.
Claim promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as natural medicine that relieves lungs opens secretions aids expectoration and restores health with sales through all dealers.
For thirty days to the Farmess the Comanche Cotton Oil Co offers cotton seed bulls at seven dollars per ton, meal at one dollar forty cents per sack, with exchange terms of 3500 lbs bulls and six sacks meal per ton of cotton seed. Mr. and Mrs. Stone of Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. O C Rea of Pottsville visited J P Hoff Monday afternoon.
James Sartwell, joint agent for Frisco and Cotton Ball at Stephenville, arrived Sunday on a visit to his hometown and friends.
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