Bargain Textile Offer on Chiffon Taffeta Fabric
An advertisement touts 36 inch chiffon taffeta silk at 1.39 per yard, claiming top quality superior to market standards with no silk sold under 1.75 or 2.00. Customers urged to select now at 1.39.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
18
An advertisement touts 36 inch chiffon taffeta silk at 1.39 per yard, claiming top quality superior to market standards with no silk sold under 1.75 or 2.00. Customers urged to select now at 1.39.
The Luckey well south of Comanche reveals gas and a shallow oil showing at 1500 feet with no water encountered through 250 feet, suggesting strong production potential. Drilling has progressed beyond 1600 feet with expectations of deeper oil sands and possible big sands within the next 500 to 1000 feet.
Ed Robertson aged 48 died at his home north of Comanche last Monday and was buried Tuesday at Taylors Chapel. He was son of W L Robertson and survived by wife and two children along with parents and siblings. A Methodist and Woodmen of the World member, he was well liked for his genial disposition and many friends. The community offers sympathy to his bereaved family on this loss.
Card of Thanks thanks neighbors for kindness during illness and death of husband Mrs George Elliott. Advertisement invites bringing old flash lights to Slider Lacy and promotes fruits with a “What are you waiting for Get in now” tagline and directions to A 8 Harris south side upstairs.
Advertisement asserts health and vigor against colds grip and influenza through Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It claims blood purification, iron and quinine benefits, gentle on the stomach, with a strengthening invigorating effect. Price listed as 60c.
Comanche County oil rig positions listed for multiple companies. Waxahachie Stock ton No 1 and Stockton No 1 rigs on 20 acre tracts under several surveys. C H O’Brien Roxana and Deaf and Dumb Asylums lands locations noted. Moving in rigs Maxwell Ertel Montgomery No 1 on Montgomery ranch south of Comanche.
Miss Zoe Grimm of Comanche died at home in Comanche on Thursday afternoon after relapsing from influenza and developing pneumonia. She was buried Friday at 3 p.m. in Oakwood Cemetery, and friends and relatives mourn her loss.
Farmers are busy readying land for another crop. Many residents went to White Point Sunday expecting Bro. Ferguson to preach, but he did not appear. Mrs. Silas Smith, previously ill with flu, has recovered. Ernest and Gussie Tupin of Mercers Creek visited relatives here weekend. Mr. Charlie Bryson and family visited his mother. Mr. Parker Tupin had business in Indian Creek last Sunday. An ad urges pooling small investors through A. S. Harris at the south side square and Brin's store location.
Drilling resumed at the Sipe Springs well after a day idle due to a fishing setback. The crew works through hard black lime rock over an oil sand, encountering a gas fissure that sends gas flow from half a million feet, while opinions about productivity remain varied.
Several oil firms organize in Comanche this week led by J C C Martin, O O Brightman and W G Baxter forming a lease brokerage partnership. Hoff Mills opens at Oil Exchange in F and M Bank building with Ray Hoff and John Mills handling oil stock brokerage. W D Jenkins and A S Harris join to form a general lease handling firm noted for public confidence.
State Department orders all county officers to prosecute, after January 25, anyone who has not paid auto tax. The crackdown targets overdue licenses and vehicle taxes statewide.
A. 8. Harris of the south side claims that discussing it together will prove how the small investor can profit from oil. The message invites dialogue as a path to earnings in the oil business.
An advertisement touts a 50 cent bottle of LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN a liquid digestive laxative. It is described as pleasant to take and made by Paris Medicine Co the creators of Laxative Bromo Quinine and Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Machinery for the Montgomery well arrived Thursday and will be unloaded and moved in to place as soon as weather permits.
An advertisement urges readers to fight fatigue and low motivation with Pep Systemic Pills three in one tonic. It promises to rebuild energy, improve mood, and renew vigor by building blood, liver function, and nerve nourishment with iron in Blood's Mass form. Available at Paris Smith's and other aisles.
A fragmented patriotic blurb extols American courage and victory against evil forces across the pond. It emphasizes strength, manhood, and duty to God and humanity, with garbled nearby text suggesting wartime rhetoric and a call to perseverance.
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