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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1919

Page

4

Rainy spell slows threshing and yields noted at Gap

A heavy Saturday night rain at Copperas Prairie and Gap slows threshing though grain yields remain satisfactory with wheat about 20 bushels per acre and oats around 50. The issue notes a pie supper at the Arm strong home, Primitive Baptist services at Gap, a derrick accident at Fielder well, and various local visits and movements including Gordon and Beattie families, stock roundups, and a planned protracted meeting starting the 26th.

Copperas Prairie Gap Lorene Armstrong Primitive Baptists Errick W. B. Wagnon Rio Grande Valley Beshears Boys Comanche Desdemona Lee Moore

Restores Vitality with Blood Purifying Tonic

An image promising vitality and energy through blood purification. Claims to enrich the blood and deliver a strengthening invigorating effect. Priced at 60 cents.

Local Notices and Socials From Ro tan Gustine and Hog town

Hazeldell Dan Ott and family visit Ro tan while Tol Carter and children stay with relatives in Gustine. J M McCrary Sr in Hog town and Comanche last week. W B Conaway Gustine in community last Friday. Hex supper smaller due to threatening weather. Miss G Barnett Miakevill sells a hen for 2.00 dollars and 86.50 raised. Arthur Will and family Wilson visit. Matthews elected superintendent for the coming term. Prickly Ash Bitters advertised as health aid priced 1.25 per bottle.

Hazeldell Dan Ott Rotan Tol Carter Gustine J. M. McCrary Hogtown Comanche W. B. Conaway G. Barnett Miakevill Arthur Will Wilson Jaited Geo Matthews Mikats Carmer Bernice Ypet al Iett Rene Neve

D A Rice & Son Announces Marble Works Purchase

Notice of purchase of Coman che Marble Works by D A Rice & Son and plan to open for business in a few days. They will accept orders for monuments of any size and invite customer orders.

Comanche D. A. Rice & Son Aes Ryson C. V. Bryson

Spartan Woman Suffered Untold Tortures

An ad promotes Femenina a tonic for female disorders priced at 50 cents and 1.00, claiming relief from various ailments.

Femenina

Local notes and visits across Dublin area

Mrs. Willie Gandy is on the sick list this week. J. W. Kight and Linton Whitfield visited Dublin on Friday. J. M. Hayes and family went to Dublin Friday. Pvt. Duff Lincoln was in Dublin Saturday. Bob Starling worked in Dublin last week. Miss TV Pudre Bettis of Edna community spent weekend with Grace Bettis. Miss Zella Hancock and David Hancock of Graham Chapel stayed with T. B. Hancock and family. Roy Hayes and wife of Roch visited T. B. Hancock over weekend. Pvt. Otis Ewing and wife stayed at J. R. Starling home. Charlie Hancock and wife visiting relatives near Abilene. Joe Porterfield and Calvin Bettis were in Edna Hill Monday. Lois and Lottie Gee were in Dublin Monday. Quincy Bettis of Edna Hill called on H. C. Bettis Sunday.

Willie Gandy J. W. Kight Dublin Linton Whitfield J. M. Hayes Pvt Duff Lincoln Bob Starling TV Pudre Bettis Edna Grace Bettis Miss Zella David Hancock Graham Chapel T. B. Hancock Roy Hayes Roch Otis Ewing J. R. Starling Charlie Hancock Abilene Joe Porterfield Calvin Bettis Edna Hill Lois Lottie Gee Quincy Bettis H. C. Bettis

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Blood and Energy

Impurities in the blood cause weakness and sickness. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies and enriches the blood with iron and quinine. Aimed at boosting vitality, appetite, and color, it is a long-standing favorite kept at 60c per bottle in drug stores.

GROVE

Digestive Tonic Promoted by Paris Medicine Co

An advertising note promotes LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN as a zero cent bottle liquid digestive laxative. It is described as pleasant to take and manufactured by Paris Medicine Co known for Laxative Bromo Quinine and Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic.

Paris Medicine Co Grove

Notary Public Qualified for Immediate Notary Work

C. L. Cox states he is qualified as a Notary Public and ready to perform notary duties at any time, with ability to make trips to the country as needed.

C. L. Cox

Habitual Constipation Cure Advertised as Syrup Laxative

A period advertisement touts FOS WITH PIPSIN as a syrup laxative for habitual constipation. It promises prompt relief with regular use for 14 to 21 days to establish regular action and regulation, claiming pleasant taste and dosage at 60 cents per bottle.

No Malaria No Chills Plantations Tonic Guarantee

An old advertisement promises No Malaria No Chills Plantation Chill Tonic will drive away chills and fever or a full refund. Priced at 50e.

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