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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1923

Page

4

Medieval Fairs and Modern County Expositions Compared

The piece traces fairs from medieval European markets to present day American county and state fairs. It notes fairs originated with church festivals and grew into large marketplaces with tents and side shows. Elkanah Watson spurred state funding in 1819, and today fairs emphasize showcasing agriculture and local industries rather than pure sales.

France Rughnd Geruudy Stourbridge

Social Editor Reports Fiery Event in Cash Street

A blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Sniff on Cash street drew a crowd and prompted Mrs Jones of 266 Dash street to open her home for guests. The stylish scene featured bobbed hair outfits and blue tunics as firefighters contained the flames. Estimated loss runs to at least 25000 dollars.

Child Bitten by Copperhead Snake of Union Community

A fifteen year old girl from the Union community near the Leon in Matthews pasture stepped on a copperhead Tuesday morning and was bitten on her toe. The family brought her to town for medical care and she was improving with no serious danger at the latest report.

Gustine Tribune

Hill's Mixture Now Available at Paris Smith's Drug Store

Ady reports Hill's Mixture boll weevil poison is now obtainable from Paris Smith's drug store. Local farmers may purchase this insecticide for pest control.

Hill Paris Smith

What Comanche Needs a Park for Fleming Park

Davis Mason argues for a five to ten cent additional tax in Comanche to fund cemetery upkeep and service a bond to acquire and equip Fleming Park. He envisions a properly maintained public park named Fleming Park in honor of M. V. Fleming, benefiting all residents and tourists.

Comancie Fleming Park Comanche M. V Matt) Fleming Davis Mason

Co operation a Comanche need

The Comanche Chief urges the town to unite for progress by forming a real organization of proactive business people. It argues loyalty to the town, collective effort, and tapping local moneyed residents to fund improvements, roads, a park, and a payroll. Robt I Riley signs.

Robt. I. Riley

Texas Banker Endorses Ferrasal For Digestive Ailments

Prominent Texas financier T J Cole of Waxahachie and Dallas reports using Ferrasal for indigestion acid stomach and kidney trouble. He calls it the best remedy he has tried and signs the letter from Hamilton Drug Co.

Texas T. J. Cole Waxahachie Dallas T J. Cole Hamilton Drug Co

Foley Kidney Pills Back Pain Relief Endorsement

Mrs J C Perkins of Boston praises Foley Kidney Pills saying her backache and rheumatic pains vanished. The testimonial highlights relief for back pain and kidney trouble, common claims used in mid century medicine ads.

Americans in Russia Dared Death and Disease to Aid Famine Relief

Americans sent by the American Relief Administration in 1921 to aid famine victims in Russia faced cholera typhus malaria smallpox typhoid and other risks. Of about two hundred volunteers only one died from disease and overall mortality was far below expected, as they endured harsh winters and hardship while delivering aid and immunization safeguarding both themselves and Russian peasants.

Russia United States Army American Relief Administration Ctsl New York A. R. A. Mess A. R Dong Amon Nera Cross Unites Corples

Pioneer Citizen A H Beene Dies at 83 in Comanche County

A H Beene aged about 83 and a pioneer of Comanche county died Monday at his son Tom Beene’s home eight miles northwest of Comanche. Burial was at Taylor's Chapel. He and his family were long regarded among the county’s best citizens. a fuller notice follows next week.

A. H. Beene Comanche County Tom Beene Comanche

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Will Comancius Publishing CO Medyarval United States America Elkanah Watson Albany N. Y David Lemon Freestone County Fair Association THE Society Manche Athens Acropolis Gogetter Elkins Tin Shop Druceiste F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Odessa Walter P. Davenport Henry Bebuwkeis Taylor’s Chapel Mr. Beene Grove’s Adi Oweet Frankie Terry Gilkison Wen Cackling Wwe Mary Doyle Pennant Clyde House
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