Trustees of Comanche County List With Local Names
A compiled roll of trustees by community names across Comanche County listing pairs of trustees and their towns including Comanche De Leon Gustine Dublin May Proctor and many others. The document enumerates numerous districts with two or three elected trustees serving in each location.
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Mercers Creek
J. KE. Boyd
E. M. Barry
Comanche
Brooks
J. D. Boggs
G. I. Braswell
Buzbee
Gap
Fellowship
B. D. Godfrey
H. A. Hicks
N. S. Hicks
Dingler
R. K. Seago
W. D. Odell
J. H. Tate
Sabana
T. H. Locke
H. B. Holdridge
W. G. Barker
de Leon
Mercer Gap
W. E. McKinzie
J. Barnard
McKenzie Zephyr
Pounds
R. W. Bell
J. R. Hattox
H. F. Hodges
Soda Springs
C. D. Hartman
R. L. Poyner
Chas
Walker
Oak Grove
J. Z. May
W.T. Coker
L. I. Fielder
Sidney
Hicks
R. R. Everett
Indian Mountain
J. A. McCarty
W. IH. Porter
W. C. Hawkins
Gustine
Newburg
G. J. Cunningham
Albert Cunningham
T. N. Burton
Buffalo
M. A. Dawkins
L. Brinson
L. R. Coan
Proctor
Gum Springs
J. N. Lane
W.kandrick
I. C. Russell
Duncan
C. B. Williams
T. M. Magness
W. F. Day
Duster
C. D. Vandiver
Hodges
KE. M. Foote
A. L. Westfall
Hazeldell
K. L. Turnbow
E. H. McCarty
Swann Hill
T. J. Estis
W. O. Dingler
W. L. Byrum
Cox
W. E. Smith
J. M. Armstrong
Rh. T. Wallace
Oliver Springs
N. Nabors
A. Grimshaw
D. D. Lindley
Cathey
M. L. Doggett
J. L. Garner
J. H. Standridge
Dublin
Energy
Harmony
J. W. Gore
Horace Rogers
J.D. Rogers
Democrat
Midway
S. T. Wiggins
Ollie Faulkner
G. S. Massingill
Carlton
St. Joe
J. H. McKelvey
W. B. Ray
Fleming
L. C. Foreman
J. H. Swann
T. W. Eanes
Hebron
S. H. Porter
W. F Cornwell
Gorman
Mt. Pleasant
C. L. Ferrill
Luther Dixon
Cotton Grove
W. S. Beene
T. Hilliard
Manche
Ninevah
B. J. Phillips
W. F. Foster
J. B. Strickland
Custer
Willow Branch
W. A. Hammett
W. K. Butler
Mountain View
W. ©. Fowler
F. Schumann
T. F. Wackie
Indian Gap
Leon—J
Gilmore
J. H. Rawls
Arbor Springs
J. W. Moore
A. L. Cottrell
Armstrong
L. B. Patterson
Ed Rippetoe
Robinson Springs
E. W. Short
A. ©. Knowles
E. W. Forest
Liberty
Allgood
T. F. Grisham
T. E. McAdoo
Rucker
Brysonville
W. H. Owen
Gerald Bryson
Walnut
Lon McDaniel
C. A. Smith
C. H. Wagnon
Hog Creek
D. Graham
J. D. Brown
Desdemonia
Concord
R. Li. Pair
N. F. Robbins
Vandyke
W. A. Irby
McDaniel
Bibb
J. A. Amonette
C. L. Tidrow
J. P. Milner
Sidney. Wilson
R. R. Looney
J. V. Prater
Beattie
R. B. Garrett
J. A. Andress
Downing
G. H. Loudermilk
B. F. Hassey
Theney
N. H. Evans
L. L. Hammond
Sipe Springs
John Small
J. B. Pool
E. V. Gill
D. F. McCarthy
Jesse
L. F. Marshall
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Offers Summer Strength
Advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming to purify blood and build up the whole system. Promises strengthened, invigorating effect for old and young during hot weather. Price 60 cents.
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Grove
Stop Using the Kaiser Title Says Leslie’s Weekly
Leslie's Weekly pledges to stop calling William II of Prussia the Kaiser. It urges editors and readers to drop the term for the German emperor, noting the title’s misusage and historical inaccuracy across American print.
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Leslie
William II
Prussia
Friedrich Kilhelm Victor Albert
Hohenzollern
Germany
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Holy Roman Empire
America
Napoleon
German Press Debates Title and Kaiser Reference
Leslie's Weekly notes a shift in German newspapers away from calling the Kaiser by name and toward using King George as a reference. The issue highlights a broader move to drop Kaiser terminology and invites other publications to follow suit.
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King George
Leslie’s Weekly
Prickly Ash Bitters Touted Against Heat Sapping Energy
An advertisement claims hot weather drains energy due to bilious impurities and promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a blood liver and bowels cleanser. It promises restored strength and cheer with a dosage marketed by The Wm. Reese Co Special Agents at 1.25 dollars per bottle.
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Wm. Reese Co
Local Briefs Note Weather, Travel, and Losses
Fragments report continued dry heat and late. Tom Dunn and family left last week to seek work. Otis Branch and Mrs. Earl Henry recover from illness. Mr and Mrs Skinner of Oklahoma lost their baby and brought it here for burial.
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Tom Dunn
Otis Branch
Earl Henry
Skinner
Oklahoma
Sacks Wanted by Comanche Milling Company
Comanche Milling Company seeks all kinds of sacks for purchase and asks suppliers to bring them to the mill location.
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Comanche Milling Company
Car of oats offered at low price by Atwood Brothers
Atwood Brothers announce a large shipment of oats available at one dollar per bushel. The notice emphasizes savings for buyers.
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Atwood Brothers
Pudding Sauces For Canning And Preserving Sugars
A fragment describes canning and preserving fruits and notes that one third by weight of sugar in recipes can be replaced by syrup. The text outlines guidance for using syrup in canning and preserving processes.
Local Druggist Promotes NUX-I-Tone Tonic
A local druggist reports a large shipment of Nux-I-Tone and promotes its benefits to combat fatigue. The ad highlights ingredients like Nux Vomica and iron, promises rapid relief, and offers a temporary coupon granting 25 cents toward a dollar bottle, valid through August 6.
Our Guarantee On NUX STONE Refund Policy
Guarantee offers a full refund if the product does not help after use and strength is not gained. The statement asserts no stronger guarantee and notes availability for sale by an unspecified entity.
Send Money to Soldiers Instead of Merchandise
War Department reports argue relatives should send money to soldiers for purchases in France rather than parcels. A board found 500000 pounds weekly of parcel post mail were unnecessary. major officers may approve shipments, while the army in France offers goods via the general stores at lower prices.
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France
War Department
Secretary of War
Quartermaster Corps
Hamilton Herald
World War I Demographics and Wealth Compare
The Entente Allies excluding Russia and including self governing dominions and the United States possess 11,000,000 square miles, 503,000,000 people, and 495 billion dollars in wealth. The Central Powers cover 1,250,000 square miles, 147,000,000 people, and 134 billion dollars in wealth. Entente debt totals 69 billion dollars (about 14 percent of assets) while Central Powers owe 37 billion dollars (28 percent of wealth).
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Entente
Russia
United States
Central Powers
War Industry Board Urged to Halt Corset Production
The War Industry Board weighs stopping corset manufacture to conserve steel and questions its essential status. Warns that a decision against corsets could stir trouble and push the war into the background. Plainview Na versus.
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War Industry Board
Plainview
Bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan Ready for Immediate Delivery
The Treasury’s Bureau of Engraving and Printing is mass producing Fourth Liberty Loan bonds. Bonds resemble the Third Loan design with space for terms. It is believed enough bonds will be ready to deliver as soon as they are purchased.
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Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy
Advertises Lasers BROMO Quinine to stop cough and headache in a day. Claims money back if it fails and features E. W. Grove’s signature on each bottle.
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Colt
E. W. Grove
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