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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1932
Page
4
A young woman recalls using Kruschen Salts to lose 65 pounds over five months costing $4.25 per bottle. She credits the safe daily dose with improving self image and ability to wear desired clothes. The ad urges daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water before breakfast and dietary adjustments. Also mentions parasite remover for poultry and radiator services, plus a 1932 bank balance sheet.
Charter No 4246 Reserve District No 11 banks assets show loans and discounts 276483.74 United States securities 51098.29 other securities 3600.00 real estate 2001.00 cash and due from banks 46546.85 reserve with Federal Reserve 21853.44 total assets 427890.41 liabilities capital stock 100000.90 surplus 20000.00 undivided profits 50000.00 deposits 251400.96 total 427890.41 county of comanche ss I W C Chilton cashier swears the above is true. directors J B Chilton Robert Eaton Eugene G Neely notary public Ino D Waring July 7 1932.
Local residents and guests spent the weekend or Fourth of July in Comanche and nearby towns. Many families traveled from Dallas Fort Worth Brownwood Dublin Glen Rose and San Angelo to visit relatives or attend celebrations with notable names including the Edwards Lane Shankles and Allen families.
Fr C Jaye appeals to voters in the 52nd Texas Judicial District Comprising Hamilton Coryell and Comanche Counties. He stresses experience across state courts and promises to curb frivolous indictments aggressive prosecutions and consecutive sentences to keep criminals jailed. He cites finances urging economy and pledges to prosecute anti trust violations safeguarding property and public safety.
Mr and Mrs Fred Russell and Arden of Houston, and Dorothy and R C Russell of Austin visit their relatives in Comanche. Others from Dallas Austin Fort Worth Row City Plainview El Paso Eastland Wichita and Fort Worth spend holidays or return visits with local families and relatives.
Local ad offers home grown watermelons and cantaloupes sold ice cold. Mentions Westbrook area and urging customers to bring them in for constant buying and trade.
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