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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1918

Page

12

Bine Tak wed and see how y

Price 50c is listed for the item with unclear wording in the fragment. The note appears as a small advertisement or sale teaser.

Tailoring Samples Arrive With Splendid Assortment

A varied collection of tailoring samples has arrived to suit every taste. The assortment promises options for different styles and preferences, inviting customers to explore fabrics, cuts, and finishes.

Kodak loan and mail orders for film development

Kodaks to Loan offers free prints 2 3 and 4c with mail orders given special attention. Leave films at Wm Reese Drug Store or mail to lather Dixon the Kodak Man Co Manche Texas. Also note LAXA VE BROMO QUININE touted for tonic laxative use and no head nervousness.

Kodaks Wm. Reese Drug Store Lather Dixon Kodak Man Comanche Texas

Notice of Hotel Move by Mrs Holden

Mrs Holden announces her hotel has moved to the former Arther House and invites former guests and friends to patronize. She promises the same courtesies and meals for 35e as previously offered.

Arther

Atwood Bros Announce Arrival of Large Furniture Stock

Big car loads of furniture arrive with wide range of styles and low prices. See Atwood Bros for bar and forage batteries and other items.

Bar- Atwood Bros

Cotton Grove Schoolhouse Burns in Friday Fire

A Cotton Grove fire gutted the schoolhouse Friday at 4 10 PM and could not be extinguished despite help arriving. Local social notes mention visitors and singing events with residents and nearby clans including J H Carr Brownwood Dan Roberson Indian Creek Owen Wetzel Frank Cameron Comanche Bob Seals Mt Pleasant Velma Smedley and Rev O D Henley. Garland Johnson visited his brother Roy in Comanche.

Cotton Grove R. E. Hickey Rule Estelle Cannon Mattie Kate Spence Eva Cleere Sidney Cottonwood Messrs J. H. Carr Brownwood Dan Roberson Indian Creek Owen Wetzel Frank Cameron Comanche Bob Seals Mt. Pleasant Velma Smedley Garland Johnson Roy O. D. Henley Lee Ritchey Henry Medlock Gap

Plies Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promise

Druggist guarantees PAZO OINTMENT will cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. First application provides quick relief. If cure does not occur within the stated period the money is refunded.

Ease Soc

Local social visits and community notes from Gustine area

Mrs. N. L. Haggard and T. L. Conaway visited in the home of Dudley Hagard last Tuesday. Miss Oirvia Mehaffey returned Saturday after a weeks visit with her parents at Comanche. School resumed Monday after two weeks off for measles. Mr. Fountie Waldrop returned Sunday after a two weeks stay with home folks. Madison McCrary spent Saturday night and Sunday with Roy Applewhite of Gustine. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Harrison visited relatives in Gustine Saturday. Hugh Walls spent Saturday and Sunday with friends at Edna Hill. Oil prospectors have been here this week leasing oil lands. Madison McCrary attended a musical at the home of A. F. Gaines of Macksville Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hughes are entertaining a new boy at their home.

N. L. Haggard T. L. Conaway Dudley Hagard Oirvia Mehaffey Comanche Fountie Waldrop Madison McCrary Roy Applewhite Gustine A. D. Harrison Hugh Walls Edna Hill A. F. Gaines Macksville J. M. Hughes

Grove's General Tonic Ad Promotes Health

A Grove's tonic advertisement touts quinine and iron as the key ingredients. It claims to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system. The price is 60 cents.

Grove

Local residents brief visits and a hunting accident

Mrs Emma Tatum returned home Monday after a short visit to Brownwood. J Stewart and wife made a quick trip to Dublin on Wednesday. Mrs B J Jernigan visited her daughter Mrs W Burdett on Tuesday. A light sickness filled his regular routine Saturday and Sunday. Haines of Missouri and others went hunting Tuesday. a hunting accident occurred. Justine visited a friend of Gus.

Emma Tatum Brownwood J. Stewart Dublin B. J. Jernigan W. Burdett Vy. Haines Missouri

Weather and social notes from Copperas Prairie and Gap

Cold to very cold weather continues with six more weeks of winter after February sunshine and a shadow seen by the groundhog. Local social life includes visits, parties, singing, and an epidemic of colds and mumps. discussions urge farming for food and feed amid wartime needs and uncertain cotton prices.

Birth of a Nation to Play Majestic Theatre Feb 12

The Birth of a Nation will be shown at the Majestic Theatre Tuesday February 12. D W Griffith's spectacle portrays Civil War era scenes in its first half and reconstruction days in the South in its second half, weaving in romance and the Clansman themes.

Majestic Theatre D. W. Griffith America South Negro Express Ku Klux Klan

Trades Day Attendees and Local Visits Noted

Comanche reports a trades day on Monday with several attendees. visits include Mr F Horner and family to center point to see daughter Mrs Archie Swearengin, Mrs Weatherman from Ada visiting Dee Rasco, Amzy Kerley and Dock Kerley from Wilson visiting relatives, Belle Robertson visiting the Vandyke area, Ollie Faulkner from Wilson stopping by, Grandpa Stewart visiting Tobe Stewart, and Mr Anderson from Comyn. Mary Johnson listed as sick this week.

Comanche F. Horner Archie Swearengin Center Point Weatherman Ada Okla Dee Rasco Amzy Kerley Wilson Dock Kerley W. T. Kerley Klaire Kerley Belle Robertson Vandyke Sparks Ollie Faulkner Grandpa Stewart Tobe Stewart Anderson Comyn Mary Johnson

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Drives Out Malaria

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system. A true tonic for adults and children. 60 cents.

GROVE

Disagreeable Liver Symptom Sold as Herbal Remedy

An old ad describes torpid liver symptoms and promotes HERBINE as a rapid stimulant and bowel purifier. The product is priced at Cc and sold by S. P. Smith, with a brief line mentioning Gas tea stomach or bowels.

S. P. Smith

Burks Mercantile Co. stock sale and farm supplies ad

A long promotional notice from Burks Mercantile Co. advertises bulk oats and corn, farm equipment, and Case implements with easy payment terms and next fall payments. It touts low prices, ready cash quotes, and a clearance of stock including groceries and dry goods for the coming spring season.

Burks Mercantile Co

Comanche County Eyes Major Year Ahead

Preparedness and resolve fuel plans for Comanche as the county aims to secure a leading role this year. Officials emphasize effort, unity, and confidence in achieving growth and prominence despite challenges.

Comanche Comanche County

Market Cooperation Plea Encourages Local Farmers Support

The Banner County of Texas appeals to residents to continue patronage for a thriving market. Officials emphasize mutual duty and cooperation, urging buy from us and we buy from you across all departments to sustain business and community prosperity.

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Nabers C. A. Nabers E. W. Grove Rozita Music Makers Forage Orage Itham Bros Hazel Dell Lamkin Gan Justine Ien of Gus Copperas Prairie Golda Bryson Brysonville Fay Chastain Cox Nettie Steele Everett Ernest Livingston Nugent Graham JL. D. Rasberry Walnut Community M. D. Lane Gum Springs Higginbotham Bros. & Co Arkansas Burks Simmons Co Comanche Mercantile Co The Banner County Higginbotham
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