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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
3
Advertises Connor's Comanche Chicks offering laying hens and chicks ready January 24. Encourages readers to begin in 1936 and profit from weekly paydays. Mentions custom hatching and phone contact 416.
Captain Michael Andrews endures brutal torture by Kurdish forces as Selim Bey plans a careful escape. They flee by Caucasian ponies toward a distant north, dodging pursuing troops amid a chaotic frontier landscape and a fresh battlefield backdrop.
Creamer Miss Yardey and Sarah Cotney hosted a party Saturday night. Mrs Lad and Lora plus Mrs Jess Folin visited Mrs Jim Stokes at Pettit Thursday. The youth group held a Friday debate and social with coffee. Mrs A L Boyce of Temple spent the weekend with sisters Mrs Fairchild and Mrs Vick. Y N Douglas moved here from Vernon.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown to our husband and father R. W. Gray during his illness and after his death and burial. Mrs. R. W. Gray and the Children.
J Lester Roberson of Martinsville Virginia endorses Black-Draught as a splendid medicine. He says he has used it for constipation and the dull aftereffects and found it very satisfactory. Thousands rely on its refreshing relief as an economical plant based laxative.
Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island, is urged for recall from exile after plans by the Lions Cru America function. Massachusetts is petitioned to recall its 1626 ban on Williams for urging church and state separation. His views are now accepted in America.
Justice Durham convenes court with few cases. John D Bonner and five boys go fishing. Dr C F Rogers reports Jersey heifer and calf producing two gallons milk. Populist county ticket in Erath. City urges cleaning, razor blade drop at Bailey shop, and local ice delivery 1 cent. Further fishing trip by Frank Sherrill and family on the Colorado.
An advertisement urges relief from chest cold bronchial irritation with Creomulsion. It claims the medicine goes to the seat of trouble, soothes inflamed membranes, loosens phlegm, and expels it, with a guarantee refund if not satisfied from the first bottle.
Native American song and dance will open the Texas Centennial events with performances starting June 14 in Dallas. The program includes Indigenous, Spanish, Genevieve singers, Acadians, Pennsylvania Germans, Michigan Lumberjacks, Cowboys from Texas and Arizona, Ozark singers from Tennessee and Arkansas, and work and spiritual songs by Black artists.
An advertisement extols Creomulsion as a cough and chest cold remedy. It touts Beechwood creosote blending with syrups and extracts, claims safe use for adults and children, and notes pharmacist endorsement and a satisfaction guarantee. It urges immediate purchase to end sleepless nights.
Tarleton State College basketball team defeated Howard Payne College in Stephenville 44 to 0 to extend their winning streak to 48 games. It marked the Plowboys’ second win over the Brownwood college in two days.
The family of Mrs. I. T. Clemons expresses sincere appreciation to friends for thoughtful acts during illness and death. Ira B. Clemons and the Brothers and Sisters extend blessings and gratitude for support.
National events will be held at Dallas during the Texas centennial celebration for the National Dairy Show. The premium list promises the most attractive ever offered for such a show in the United States with about a thousand of America's finest dairy cows on exhibition.
District Judge R RR Watkins of Dallas issues an injunction restraining enforcement of the Texas Legislature passed Chain Store Tax Law on grounds of unconstitutionality. The ruling blocks the new tax until further court action or legislative clarification.
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