Comanche Publishing Post Office Entry Details
Public notice records indicate Comanche Publishing Co entered at the Comanche post office. The filing references a year long term with a fee of 150 dollars and a manager listed as J. G. Wilargson with a batear designation.
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O. Poms
Comanche
Teres
Claes
J. G. WILAGRSON _ Baitar
Managa
Death of W L Lee at 69 in Crananche
W L Lee died of influenza at age 69. Born October 7 1859 in Niahames he married Lena Beaty of Alabama. He moved to Comanche County in 1891 and lived in Downing De Leon and Crananche as a farmer. Survived by three sons Vaso W L Lee G A Lee a sister Ida Dean a half sister Mrs Gunn and half brother H W Lock. Funeral at Downing Cemetery conducted by Rev R J LaPrade.
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Tin Japriies
Downing Cemetery
R. J. LaPrade
Lee
Niahames
Alabama
Lena Beaty
Mr. Tee
Comanche County
Downing
de Leon
Crananche
Jeeseas
the Methodist Church
Comanche
Vasco
W. L. Lee
G. A. Lee
Ranger
Ida Dean
Mrs. Gunn
H. W. Lock
Cisco
Comanche Mourns Dr. P. H. Chilton Funeral
Mr and Mrs Jieverett Little of Sipe Springs attended the funeral services for Dr P H Chilton in Comanche on Tuesday. Mrs Alice Turner and daughter Mrs George Ganzel of Brady also came to Comanche for the ceremony.
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Jieverett / Little
Sipe Springs
P. H. Chilton
Comanche
Alice Turner
George Ganzel of
Brady
Comanche Tuesaday
Fort Worth Pioneer Citizen Praises Sargon Remedy
In Fort Worth the prominent Mr Barn extolls Sargon noting twenty years of indigestion biliousness and weak liver. After two bottles his appetite digestion energy and stamina improve he credits Sargon with restoring health and endorses Sargon Soft Mass Pills as essential. Available at Co manche Wm Reese Drug Co Inc and The Durham Flormacy.
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Ban
Fort Worth
Comanche
Wm. Reese Drug Co., Inc
Durham Flormacy
Comanche Social News Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Rev Noel P Wilkinson spent Monday in Brownwood with home folks. J M Haynes and wife weekend in Ft Worth with relatives. L C Garrett moved to Brownwood Monday. Barna Riley family of Fort Worth visited in Comanche with S A Riley. G R Pratt taken to Excelsior Springs Mo for treatment. Blanche Grainger weekend in Olden with brother B T Grainger. Mrs James Carlton taken to a sanitarium in Brownwood Saturday. Tom Burt and family from Fort Worth weekend in Comanche with George Wetzel family. J H Arthur and wife welcomed a son born Friday January 18. Ambrose Burt and father spent Sunday in Comanche. A M Lovelace buying furniture for Higginbotham stores in Eastern markets. Jim T Jones attended Oran Lee funeral in Ballinger Thursday. Lloyd Hampton of Stamford visited Comanche Monday. Erskine Keith family moving to Comanche. J D Slack and T O Moore visited Waco Sunday then Encinal. J D Nance family from Clifton moving to Comanche. Armstrong family from Cisco making their home in Comanche. W L Reeves and son George of Austin visiting Comanche. Perry Wagnon visiting his uncle W B Wagnon near Comanche. long-time county resident. Dr J M Cochran visited his mother in San Marcos Sunday. C V Bryson and daughter May of Plainview with Nannie MecComman visiting Mrs Ligon last weekend. Walter Thomas of San Angelo visited J T Moody and family Tuesday. Mrs HH Chilton and daughter Catherine and sons Phillip Chilton tramet Roach of Fall Armits and Jack Roach Mineola returned home after Dr Y H Chilton funeral.
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Noel P. Wilkinson
Brownwood
J. M. Haynes
Ft. Worth
L. C. Garrett
Barna Riley
Fort Worth
Comanche
S. A. Riley
G. R. Pratt
Excelsior Springs
Blanche Grainger
Olden
B. T. Grainger
James Carlton
Tom Burt
Ft Worth
Burt
George Wetzel
J. H. Arthur
Ambrose Burt
McCreager
A. M. Lovelace
Higginbotham
Jim T. Jones
Ballinger
Oran Lee
Lloyd Hampton
Stamford
Erskine Keith
Snyder
J. D. Slack
T. O. Moore
Waco
W. B. Wagnon
Wagnon
J. M. Cochran
San Marcos
C. V. Bryson
May
Plainview
Nannie MecComman
Tid Ligon
Walter Thomas
San Angelo
J. T. Moody
HH. Chilton
Catherine
Phillip Chilton
Tramet Roach
Fall Armits
Jack Roach
Mineola
Y. H. Chilton
Doctor P. H. Chilton dies in Comanche County funeral held
The obituary notes Dr Phillip Hail Chilton born 1854 in Morristown Tennessee and died in Comanche County Texas after a long medical career. He served with the Texas Rangers, studied at Louisville Medical College, and worked at Sipe Springs Sidney and Comanche. Interment was at Oakwood Cemetery with Knights of Pythias directions. He left a widow Sophrona and two children Catherine and Phillip plus two sons Emmett and Jack.
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Chilton
Noel P. Wilkinson
Oakwood Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
Phillip Hail Chilton
Morristown
Tenn
Florida
Georgia
Denton County
Texas
Texas Rangers
Medical
Louisville
Kentucky
Comanche County
Sipe Springs
Sidney
Comanche
Beaumont
Texan Hospital
Sophrona Eilen Roach
Catherine
Dallas
Phillip
Kalfurrias
Emmett Roach
Falfurin
Jack Roach
Mineola
J. B. Chilton
Joe E. Chilton
C. G. Chilton
Amanda
S. P. Chilton
Bridgeport
R. J. Chilton
Lamesa
Neith Chilton
Altus
Oklo
A. J. Gray
J. O. Lane
Rufe J. Adams
L. B. Thomas
I. T. Clemons
W. M. Moore
P. H. Brown
Temple
W. M. Hilley
W. W. Sands
Jerome P. Kearby
Wm. Reese
Wade Everidge
Geo. FE. Smith
L. B. Russell
Jno
P. Hoff
Hugh Lacy
T. A. Ward
W. W. Kilpatrick
Jim D. Slack
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W.L. Lee
John HW. Gamer
C. E. Alvis
Gatesville
Dunlop
Dunlop Tires
American Surety Company
Hbollitoo
Enuoroes
Sargon
Brownwood Bulletin
Albert Riley
Evans Renfro
Borger
Renfro
W. P. Murphy
J. E. William
Texas Power and Light Co
Comancne
the A. & P
SAVE
Rajah Mustard
Pillsbury
Eatwell
San
California
Pee Bec
Atlaotmics
Shelton and
Jackson
Ladies’ Store
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