Lost Saturday Morning Sandals Discovered
A fragment notes a pair of blonde Roman sandals went missing on a Saturday morning. The brief item records the loss and scene without additional details or names.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
4
A fragment notes a pair of blonde Roman sandals went missing on a Saturday morning. The brief item records the loss and scene without additional details or names.
The items mention livestock for sale by W. H. Burton including 117 yearling and 2 year old Delaine ewes and a.Duroe Jersey board animal. a wanted desk purchase. Mrs. M. Moore honored at the Tuesday Club bridge gathering with flowers, gifts for high and low scores, and refreshments. members and guests listed with multiple names and towns. social visit notes and a brief reference to a local confectionery ad and Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. Woodward of Finnownwood.
A long leather pocket book was lost Saturday night in Comanche. It contained a $20 bill a 35 bill a $10 bill and three 1 bills. Return to Chief Office for a reward. Emmett Clark study
There will be a cemetery work at Indian Creek Tuesday July. All interested are urged to come. J. A. Jones. Mrs M E Woodward spent Saturday and Sunday in Jacksboro visiting Mr and Mrs Chas Stewart and sister Mrs O M Simpson of Wichita Falls who is spending several weeks there. Darrell Woodward spent Saturday and Sunday in Jacksboro with friends. Mrs M E Woodward and Darrell stopped in Breckenridge on their way to Jacksboro to spend a few hours with mother Mrs Adams and son John Doyle who are spending the summer there with Mr and Mrs Rufus Wetzet.
We thank friends and neighbors for help during our ill son and grandson illness. May God bless you. From Mrs. Trea Chaney Mr and Mrs T Jamar Mr and Mrs Tom Ch Ayr M B Ice Cream.
Tob Smith of Fort Worth spent the weekend here with his parents the Smiths. Katy and Emma Poteet joined by Bevis Poteet Warran Smith and others visited relatives here. Fred Zellars and family of California and Willie Wyatt of Waco visited nearby. Opal Winfrey and Ira Lee Crow called on friends in Blake. A Shockley of Coleman stayed with his family over the weekend.
Reliable dentists report success with Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy in severe gum cases. If you buy a bottle and use as directed druggists guarantee a money refund if it fails. Wm. Reese Co. Durham Pharmacy. Ack for M B Ice Cream by M and B Confectionery.
The article outlines transfer rules for scholastic privileges based on residence. Free schooling is limited to the district of residence. moving changes eligibility. Transfers can extend to adjoining districts or counties under specific conditions. July 31 is the deadline for applications.
A list of births and deaths from De Leon with names and dates. Included are a son born to the Hollands on June 29 and a daughter to the Farms on June 22, a daughter to the Rosses on June 30, a death of J D Ham on June 18 at age 71, Virginia Spencer death on June 30 at age 67, and C Blair death on June 23 at age 7?. Interments at De Leon and Grove cemeteries noted.
An advertisement from Wm. Reese Co. Durham Pharmacy touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy as a cure for severe gum disease. It claims the product is not a mouthwash or paste and offers a money back guarantee if used as directed.
Scientists warn flies carry typhoid and other illnesses and urge control. FLY TOX, marketed by Rex Research Fellowship from the Melion Institute, is advertised as harmless to people yet lethal to mosquitoes roaches moths bed bugs and flies, with a perfume-like fragrance urged for insistence.
On Tuesday evening at 8:30 the young Ladies of the Methodist Church will host a lawn party to raise funds for the new church. A 25 cent charge is asked. A musical program, tables for "42" and refreshments will be offered. all are welcome.
George Coker produced Coman s first home grown watermelon for the fruit show on Monday. He seeks to follow J. H. Hannah as the town’s reward maker by bringing Comanche’s first melons on July first.
An advertisement urges readers to try Cystex with a 48 hour test and money back guarantee if not feeling better. It claims relief from back pain burning sensations and sleep disruption, priced at 60 cents and sold by The Wm. Reese Co Druggists.
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragment. The readable content appears to reference request for a brand or product and a stray word, offering no clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a News card.
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