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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
4
A remedy for a bad cough called Bataard's Tiorehound Syrup heats the lungs and quiets irritation. Priced at 0e, 9e and $1.09 per bottle, sold by S. P. Smith.
Mr and Mrs D E K Nabers are about again and Bert McGu has recovered from the effects of the flu. Wiley Brewer is poorly and family are affected by the illness. The brief notes emphasize improving health in the community.
Cold damp weather follows two week influenza closure. Obituary notes the death of Mrs. John Brinson at Zion Hill cemetery after a 3 AM death and burial at 4 PM. She leaves a nine month old ill with pneumonia, her husband, father and sisters mourn the loss. Ollie McDaniels takes a post office job in Comanche. Mrs. W. A. Irby remains seriously ill.
An advertisement claims Pep Systemic Pills cure the blues, easing sleeplessness and low mood. It touts iron in Blaud’s mass form as an ingredient and urges readers to start a course, with S. P. Smith’s as a local retailer reference.
Community notes list residents and relatives visiting in Dublin Proctor Fort Worth Canada and Edna Hill. Names include Mrs H He Jess Newt McCurdy Maurice Henry Otis R Ewing Gladys Hayes Bertha Vann Lenie Boynton and others with weekend dances and business trips noted.
A resident of Camanche, G. B. Walker, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills regulate his kidneys and ease his back when kidney issues flare. He says he keeps Doan's on hand and urges readers to buy the same remedy from Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, New York. Price is 60 cents at dealers.
Kilpatrick announces the addition of an Electric Nailer to his shop. He promotes prompt, correct work and positions the shop as one of the most complete in the region.
Walter Martin, son of Mr miles lie Martin, of Sipe Springs area, passed away January 20 1919 after influenza followed by pneumonia. He was born April 20 1888 and was known for his strong character and community help. His remains were laid to rest in Sipe Springs cemetery.
The county agent announces resignation after years of service and shifts to oil leasing and royalty work. He pledges continued support to farms and landowners and asks for patience as he leverages buyers for profitable, prompt service.
A line from C. W. Innes of South Side Square offers help for landlords with a dozen potential renters. It invites property owners to visit to negotiate.
The Sipe Springs Record reports the death of Mrs. Mary Smith wife of RC Smith a young mother of three children. She is survived by her parents siblings and husband and was buried in Sipe Springs cemetery on Wednesday.
Remedy touts regularity to cleanse blood and prevent disease. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised by Wm Reese Co as special agents promises to restore order in the bowels and curb irregular movements. Price listed at 1.25 per bottle.
A new grocery store opens at the Brin old stand on the south side of the square offering a fresh line of goods. The proprietor invites the public to visit and compare prices before buying elsewhere.
Prompt instruction to send rush orders for abstracts to Ee E Neill Abstract Office located on the east side of the square.
Claud Peniger died in Kansas City and his body was shipped to Sipe Springs for burial. He left with his parents Mr and Mrs J W Peniger who moved to Sofia New Mexico years ago. His brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Luke Lloyd attended the funeral at Sipe Springs cemetery Monday afternoon. His parents and remaining siblings are in New Mexico and France.
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