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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
5
Mrs. E P Turner chairs a Homes and Schools drive urging filth removal and fly control. She warns flies spread disease and damage food, urging screen doors, clean premises, and prompt disposal of kitchen scraps to prevent a fly hatch in nine days and millions of eggs from one pair.
Mothers of young children should monitor for unusual looseness of bowels during summer. Prompt attention can prevent serious trouble. Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is dependable and available from all dealers.
The store advertising is described as important yet often receives less personal attention than wrapping paper contracts. The piece argues both contracts have significance and should not be belittled.
W. W. Cox and family traveled to Dublin last Thursday after Lee Floyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Floyd, was crushed when a frightened horse reared and fell on him. He died a few hours later.
One hundred seventy-one members of the Waco Young Men's Business League traveled by their own special train to Comanche last Thursday, 4:15 to 6:30 pm, joining a civic reception with a court house lawn dinner. The party, led by Cotton Belt superintendent Lehane, marched with the Comanche Chamber of Commerce and heard welcome remarks from Prof. R. F. Holloway and Kate Dalton. A lengthy roster lists the extensive party personnel and local sponsors.
An amendment to the Waterworks Ordinance in Comanche Texas sets monthly city water minimum at $1 payable in advance by the first of each month. If paid between the 1st and 6th a 25 cent refund is issued. after the 6th the minimum is due in full. Sewer accounts also due in advance. Effective July 1, 1913.
Notice of two sheriff sales in Comanche County Texas ordered by the district court. The first sale on the first Tuesday in August 1915 lists property belonging to F M Wagner with a judgment of 1376.24. The second sale in August 1913 includes property of Frank Strother Cauley Eubanks and Loftin valued at 602.27 plus costs. Both notices give sale times and locations at the Comanche courthouse and mention redeemable terms.
A clerk of the District court in Comanche County issues an order of sale dated June 6 1913 in a case where the State of Texas prosecutes against W C.
Mrs Welborn Dunlap and her infant left Sunday for Abilene to visit relatives. Welborn has joined the Bachelors' Club.
For soreness of the muscles whether from vigorous exercise or injury there is nothing better than Chamberlains liniment. It also relieves rheumatic pains and is sold by all dealers.
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