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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
9
E W Bunt Bruner thanks supporters and voters who helped in the primary race for Commissioner of Precinct Number 3 last Saturday. He acknowledges their vote and influence.
A local items listing notes Cheapskate Chandler’s Eaper’n’s shop selling auto parts in Brownwood. The fragment references a small business storefront and a supply of parts.
J E Fitzgerald of Stephenville argues Texans should improve peach handling from orchard to market. He warns against selling green fruit to peddlers, advocates pruning methods, hog-proof fences, and worm control. He predicts higher quality fruit and prices, urging better marketing and peach ice cream ideas.
Dublin July 27 Lem Keith reports soil-building practices on his farm with long‑term benefits. He says his 20 years of such work yield profits via crops and government payments are not the primary motive. Keith sold 1500 dollars of Irish potatoes last year. F B Shannon of Chalk Mountain diverts 103 acres plans 152 acres Sudan grass. He terraced 50 acres and planted 5 acres to permanent pasture with more terracing and contouring planned.
Mrs CALDWELL of Statesville North Carolina reports she used Cardui for twenty five years and says she felt stronger after less than half a bottle. She writes I can't say enough for Cardui and that it helped with weakness and nervousness.
Miss Leila Vaughan, former dietitian at John Tarleton College dining hall, now a demonstrator for Kerr Jar Manufacturing, passed Stephenville Friday en route to De Leon to visit her parents. She recently traveled through Louisiana and is presently based in Tennessee, enjoying travel and work with her firm.
An advertising note urges taking Thedford's Black-Draught at first signs of slowed bowel activity to relieve constipation and sluggishness. Mrs. Ray Mullins of Safe Ark endorses it for constipation biliousness and fatigue. A mother praises Syrup of Black-Draught for children citing good results and appealing taste.
In a Texas spring tradition, the first Bermuda onion of the season signals the start of local harvest excitement. Growers and markets anticipate a fresh crop as warm weather returns and regional chefs promote early onions.
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