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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1947
Page
8
A woman describes severe digestive distress and gas after eating, then reports full recovery after using INNER-AID a twelve herb remedy. She claims bowel regularity and improved energy, promoting the product as a cure sold at drug stores.
Fire Chief Bob Graham reported Comanche area fire losses totaled 4001.10 in 1946 with 35 calls. Heaviest damages were at Ed Williams apartment house in December and Mrs J B Arthur apartment on January 3. Other losses included Mrs Merlin Stanton home Conoco Service Station Ed Willis home and Loudermilk Feed Store. The Hasse School building suffered about 5000 damage in March.
Fire Chief Bob Graham reports Comanche received 27.55 inches of rain in 1946, about two inches below the ten year average, with May and June among the wettest months and December the driest. The report notes 1945 rainfall at 33.50 inches and provides monthly figures. Melvin Bear couple announce birth of son Walter Edward in Kingsville hospital.
County Clerk Roy Dabney announces that absentee voting is under way for two February elections in Comanche County, a special beer election and a special tax reallocation election, to be held Saturday February 8.
Graham Chapel Mrs. Robert Bush and sons visited Frank Bush. Mrs. Walter Ewing of Dallas spent a night with J. W. Trimble. DeWitt family visited Brownwood. Purvis visited Stephenville. Lukers, Ewing families and Jim Wade Luker traveled between Weinert Proctor and Levelland. Reverend J. W. Tickner of Comanche visited. Mrs. Clara Hodge returned from Throckmorton after illness. multiple visits wrap with Ewing family gatherings. Cotton ginning reports show 1762 bales in Hamilton County in 1946 while Comanche County logged 172 bales.
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