Green family reunion recounts eight children gathering in Indian Creek
W G Green notes the July 22 gathering at Indian Creek Church for the eight children of the late W W and Hannah Green. He lists attendees with ages and addresses, mentions fourteen parental siblings and long lived descendants, describes Baptist and Democratic beliefs, and records plans to meet again in Polk County, Arkansas, with about 200 present.
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Sammy Reun
Indian Creek Church
W. W
Hannah Been
P. O
Mena
Ark
Mra
Okla
Oklahoma
J. W. Green
Comanche County
Jack Wright
Cunningham
Carnes
W. W. Green
Polk Co
W. G. Green
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed for Back Strain Relief
A vintage plea for Ballard's Snow Liniment highlighting its use for painful back stitches from bent work. It touts deep muscle relief and offers bottles priced at 25c 50c and 1.00 with Paris Smith as the seller.
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Ballard
Paris Smith
Woodmen Picnic at Democrat Texas Aug 6 1914
Woodmen of the World invites neighboring camps to attend the Annual Picnic at Democrat Texas on Thursday August 6 1914. Everyone should bring a well filled basket and help make the day a complete success. J. Harris.
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Rock Springs
Woodmen of the World
Democrat
Texas
J. & Harris
Causes No Stomach Troubles Sedentary Habits Advice
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets claiming they cure stomach troubles caused by sedentary living poor digestion constipation and torpid liver. It urges correcting habits and lists the medicine as sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Hog Growers to Meet in Comanch County
Comanch County Hog Growers Association will convene at the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday August 1 with sessions at 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m The meeting aims to arrange the first fall shipment A Knutson president and Robt T Janes secretary urge attendance
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Comanch County
Hog Growers Association
Chamber of Commerce
A. Knutson
Robt
T. Janes
James FE. Ferguson
Thomas H. Ball
Leopold Morris
L. B. Sturgeon
Eaoriog O
B. F. Looney
John W. Barker
Coffere
J. M. Edwards
W. L. Davidson
J. J. Faulk
Supreme Court
William E. Hawkins
Fred W. Davis
H. A. Halbert
Railroad Com
Missioner
Karl B. Mayfield
M. Arnold
Ame
W. F. Doughty
S. M. N. Marrs
General Land Office
James T. Thomas M. Bartley Robison
H. B. Terrell
C. C. Mayfield
J. L. Franklin
Jeff McLemore
James H. Lowry
Daniel FE. Garrett
T. J. O'Donnell
W. I Lane
E. Porter
Will A. Harris
J. H
Cyclone
Davis
Court
Oce Speer
R. H. Buck
Congress
Sam J .Hunter
Eevee
Eee
F. Milam
Jas. W. Swayne
Oscar Callaway
J. R. McClellan
W. T. Loudermilk
J. B. Lacey, Jr
J. H. McMillan
Mary L. Smith
W. D. Carroll
Jack Cunningham
J. F. Palmes Jr
W. S. Carpenter
Aya
J. E. Deely
W. D. Jenkins
Merton L. Harris
Morgan E. Hall
Ae Diene
B. B. Waldrop
G. C. Hamilton
Jokkie W. Burks
George C. Wetzel
George
Hyde
Chirman
J. Dol. Bonnep
Herb ine cures torpid liver disorders, Paris Smith product
When you feel lazy and yawn in daytime it may be a torpid liver. HER BINE strengthens that organ cleanses the bowels and puts the system in good healthy condition. Price 50c. Sold by Paris Smith.
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Paris Smith
Dentists Urged to Serve Children Equal to Adults
Drs Hall and Hall urge that children aged four to twelve require dental services as much as adults, stressing the need for competent care and attention in pediatric dental health.
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Drs
Hall & Hall. Te
Best cash offer for 10 shares MARTIN GO STOCK in Comanche TX
Trader seeks best cash bid for 10 shares of MARTIN GO STOCK in Comanche Texas. Open to trade and quick deal. Respond with offer to address P O Box 242 Dallas Texas.
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Martin GO
Comanche
Texas
P. O. Box
Dallas
Gustine News Briefs Include Births Marriages and Local Trades
The Gustine Gazette reports births to Henry Couch and Clark Kennedy, a July 22 marriage of T. P. Harrison and Annie Harrison, and community events. E. C. Estis plans many tomato cans this season while a 92 pound Triumphant melon draws interest. Land exchanges involve L. B. Moore and J. W. Robinson, and P. A. Pettit gains sole control of the Gustine Telephone Exchange.
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the Gazette
Henry Couch
Clark Kennedy
T. P. Harrison
Annie Harrison
Baptist Parsonage
W. S. Evans
E. C. Estis
Macksville
Jeff, Reese
Comanche
W. H. Nelson
D. E. Renfro
P. A. Huey
Sherwood
T. J. McCullough
L. B. Moore
J. W. Robinson
Robinson
Dingler
Gustine
Local farmer dedicates time to farm and other interests
A passage notes a farmer’s continued focus on agriculture alongside other commitments. The clipped text suggests involvement in farm duties and additional pursuits, reflecting a diversified rural livelihood.
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Tion
Gratitude From Defeated County Superintendent Candidate
A defeated candidate thanks supporters for help in the race for County Superintendent. She notes belief she had won, but telephone messages from supporters of another aspirant influenced votes on the eve of the election.
Mrs J E Deeley Confirms Rave Plans for Two Years
In a letter Mrs J E Deeley states many friends have urged a rave event, she has heard from numerous county residents by letter and phone and plans to hold the celebration two years hence. She affirms her intention to proceed.
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J. E. Deeley
Old Timer Capt J D Bonner Joins Honor Roll
Captain J D Bonner, long time chairman of the County Democratic Executive Committee, is added to the Honor Roll as part of the newspaper’s tribute to its readers and contributors from forty one years of service.
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J. D. Bonner
Democratic Executive Committee