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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1922

Page

7

Defamation Suit Filed Against Invisible Empire Klan

Miss Melda Meyer sues the Invisible Empire Knight of Ku Klux Klan for 200000 dollars in Houston Federal Court alleging a threatening letter from Richmond Klan No 38 harmed her character. The suit, filed Saturday, names the Georgia incorporated group and cites damages to Meyer's reputation. Bert W. Speed seeks reelection as Char Manche County tax collector citing an effective first term and broad support.

Houston Knight Ku Klux Klan Georgia Melda Meyer Needville Texas

Pure Louisiana Cane Syrup Direct From New Orleans

A local ad promotes Pure Louisiana Cane Syrup in barrels direct from New Orleans. Todd and Jennings invite customers to bring their jugs to purchase the product.

Louisiana New Orleans Todd & Jennings

Yost Warns on Pro Football's Impact on College Game

New York January 20 coach Fielding H Yost former Michigan mentor denounces professional football as eroding college values He cites loyalty sacrifice and service as key ideals and urges education first, criticizing international games and uneven eligibility rules. He warns against recruiting turning athletics into a marketable commodity.

New York Fielding H. Yost University of Michigan Michigan New York City Yost

Comanche Endorsement for Deans Kidney Pills

Mrs W Payne of Comanche testifies Doan's Kidney Pills alleviate kidney trouble and back pain. She recounts dizziness and eye specks from weak kidneys improved by the remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures.

Comanche W. Payne Doan Dean

Reese seeks reelection as district clerk in Comanche

The column endorses John H. Reese for another term as district clerk praising his records and courtesy. It notes his Comanche roots and public service. The notice also reports Postmaster Henderson adjusting hours to 8 pm drop and 1:30 am train dispatch, enabling one clerk to be released and improving efficiency.

John H. Reese John Comanche Henderson Mort Sullivan

Danger of Letting a Cold Run Its Course

Public health warning urges breaking up a cold before serious complications develop. Authorities promote Kurokol as a new treatment with refunds if it fails after three doses, claiming it stops sneezing, coughing, and cold progression. The piece warns three days cough signals danger and cites wide U S and Canada usage.

United States Canada

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Deep Rheumatism Relief

A remedy that will penetrate is necessary in rheumatism treatment. Ballard's Snow Liniment goes through the flesh to the bone and relieves promptly. Three sizes available. Prices are 0c, 60e and $1.20 per bottle. Sold by Paris Smith.

Ballard Paris Smith

Train Schedule Snippet Connects Katy and Dublin

Northbound No 4 Ly WO Deng eterwt initinawe No 8 pe EEE Na BF Lincanceseetitaas 4 34 a m Connects with Katy at Dublin.

Deng Lincanceseetitaas Katy Dublin

Local notes report cold weather with a Sunday shower

The item notes cold conditions with a Sunday shower that will help. T L Morton suffers ton silitis while Lawrence Boyd had a touch of the flu. J H Eldred and family from Gustine visited J H Cox and family. Young folks attended a party at Mr Lane’s. Mrs Lee Alvis of Rienzi Miss returned home after visiting her brother C F Morton. Miss Lona York visited Miss Nona Morton. Bill Humphrey lost a fine milch cow Friday.

Harmony Community Calvin Thomas Bertha Louise Aaron Stevens Bell Co Hern Harris Mullen Linton Smith New Comanche High School Mexia Floyd Gober de Leon J. ©. Smith Homer Lee Hugh Boyd Troy Aubra Lewis Arthur Jones Buell Elmer Fletcher Henry Lewis Luther Stevens Jim Edwards T. L. Morton Lawrence Boyd J. H. Eldred J. H. Cox Lona York Nona B. Morton Bill Humphrey

Prickly Ash Bitters Promises Digestive Relief

Advertisement notes a stomach upset remedy called Prickly Ash Bitters to restore appetite and digestion. Priced at $1.25 per bottle, with Hamilton Drug Co. and Wm. Reese listed as special agents.

Hamilton Drug Co Wm. Reese

Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Local Visits

Pleasant Valley progress noted at the school and a Saturday party at Mr. Lacy’s with Sidney guests including Miss Ethel Hilly and the Cox sisters. Visitors listed include Mrs. Emma Redwine, Mr. Jack Nichols, Sid Evans, Effie McCullough, Ola Hillion, Charlie Livingston, Sam Nichols and Catherine, Grover Porter of Blanket visiting Sunday.

Pleasant Valley School Sidney Lacy Ethel Hilly Cox Loya Donaho Olden Armal Terrell Emma Redwine Evans Jack Nichols Sid Evans Gap Harmony Effie McCullough Ola Hillion Charlie Livingston Tom Lacy Sam Nichols Catherine Comanche Grover Porter Blanket

Distress After Eating Promised Relief With Herbine

Advertisement noting distress after eating due to poor digestion. Herbine aids digestion, clears impurities, and restores vigor and buoyancy of spirits. Price 60c. Sold by Paris Smith.

Paris Smith

Cold wet weather slows Gum Springs farming outlook

Jan 24 note from Gum Springs reports cold rain hindering farm work and widespread delays. Otis Cottrell and wife visit Arbor Springs. Wade Kindrix and family visit Clim Russell. A well attended music at Dinnis and singing Sunday despite weather. locals plan to return next month.

Otis Cottrell Arbor Springs Walter Sonday Wade Kindrix Comanche Clim Russells Dinnis

Community Notes From Sweetwater Area Social Update

Mrs Mamie Dinnis of Sweetwater visits her mother Aunt Mat Kerley. Miss Zena Loftis and Mrs Mary Elliott of Robersonville visit cousin Mrs Mamie Marshall. Mr John MecNut and family visit Mr Bob McNut Saturday. Will Kerley and wife visit his parents Thursday. Health conditions good. light misting rain suggests drought relief. Farming hindered by hard ground. Farro brothers of Democrat and others from Comanche attend singing. Will Wetzel and Myrtle of Bangs visit Mrs Wetzel's sister in law. Mr Dinnes moving to Sweetwater. community hosts singing every Sunday and invites all to attend.

Mamie Dinnis Sweetwater Mat Kerley Zena Loftis Mary Elliott Robersonville Mamie Marshall John MecNut Hasse Bob McNut Little Will Kerley W. T. Kerley Farro Boys Democrat Comanche Will Wetzel Myrtle Bangs Tee Galloway

Arbor Springs Social Roundup and Local Ball Game

Weather remains cold with rain while residents share visits and small gatherings. Mollie Scott visits Rosa Flanagan. Jessie Fay Bradley and Annie Mae Dubin spend weekend with Homer Colline. Downing and Arbor Springs teams meet in a schoolhouse ball game. Downing beats Arbor Springs 25 to 14. Arbor Springs girls win 4 to 0.

Mollie Scott Rosa Flanagan Jessie Fay Bradley Cotton Grove Annie Mae Dublin Homer Colline Avery Moore Jim Moore John Dean Scott Downing Willie Gressett Carl McNutt Luther Williams

Community Notes From Stag Creek Weather Mild With No Rain

Local notes report bad weather and no rainfall. Community members attended entertainments at Mr Mason and Mr Nelson homes, box supper at Bible, and singing at Gap. Delegates from Bibb, Gap and Sidney slated to join church-organizing Potato and Watermelon Club. Frank Steel of Sidney to preach at the church house Sunday.

W. K. Ashinhurst Eln Grove M. H. Nelson Nealy Cox Lythe May Era Hood Frank Pennington Oak Grove Ray Nelson Mac Nelson Edyth Moore Eva Hood Lythe J. Wi. LaRoque Mason E. LaRoque J. A. Moore Roxy Baker Pauline Mason Erskin Trice Jessie Chambers Gap Fairy Nelson Delia Ashenhurst LaRue Ruthie Nelson Audie Cleary Grace Pittman Ada Pittman Lola Baker Carl Nelson Codie Pittman Lois Blackshear Near Gorman Richard Mason Henry Jaynes M. B. Jenson Sipe Springs Albert Clement Breckenridge Leslie Gusfine Church House Bibb, Gap Sidney Frank Steel

World’s Largest University in London Leads Global Rankings

The London university with about 20 000 students is described as the largest in the world and comprises 65 institutions spread across the metropolitan area. The report notes its extensive reach in higher education.

London University London England

Judge Reese Seeks Reelection to County Post

Judge F J Reese announces this week his bid for reelection as county judge. The commissioners court head praises his firm purpose, level head, and conscientious service, urging voters to scrutinize his record and endorse him in the coming primary. The Chief also endorses his second term.

Bert W. Speed Comanche County F. J. Reese Reese Commissioners Court

Chief's Country Correspondents Share Local Social News

The Chief praises its country correspondents for detailed county social events coverage. Letters provide a complete record of community happenings and make the paper a welcome visitor in every area. Readers are urged to send news promptly to avoid crowding by other material.

Arial Mall Proposal Highlights Mailroom Security Point

A discussion notes one argument in favor of the arial mall, suggesting it could keep mails out of reach of bandits. The idea centers on improved access control and safer delivery pathways for post.

Arial Mall

Call for Unity Across Political Divides

The speaker urges maintaining friendship despite warming political tensions. He stresses lawyers and citizens should not part over trials or debates and urges everyone to live together and contribute to government they deem best while remaining cordial.

Chief prints candidate cards and serves county for fifty years

The Chief has long served the people of the county, printing candidate cards and a broad weekly space for social religious and business matters. The paper invites support and pledges to continue serving all residents at fair prices.

Snow Liniment Promoted for Pain Relief

An old advertisement touts Snow Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism back pain lumbago and pleurisy claiming notable merit and effectiveness for these ailments.

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