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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

12

Comanche County Rural Carriers Gather for Strong Meeting

The Comanche County Rural Carriers Association met last Friday at Comanche. The session drew every county carrier except two on Gustine Routes number one Har rison and Miller. The gathering was described as the best attended and most enthusiastic in the association’s history.

Comanche County Rural Carriers Association Comanche Messrs. Harrison and Miller

Duster Association Elects Officers and Plans July Meeting

In a reorganization the Duster Association elected officers I. T. Dixon as President and J. B. Cooper as Secretary. A call meeting is set for July 12 to address special business. Attendees include T. A. Barnes and G. S. Emert of routes 3 and 1, Colénone route 4, Hugh O'Brien route 2, Tobe Greene route 5, J. B. Cooper carrier 1, I. C. Bender carrier 2, B. C. Chambers carrier 3, B. T. Stover carrier 4 all of DeLeon, I. T. and W. I. Dixon of Proctor routes, J. T. McCullough and J. S. Pattie of Sidney routes, and T. D. Brown of Gap route 1.

Duster I. T. Dixon J. B. Cooper T. A. Barnes G. S. Emert Colénone Hugh O’brien Tobe Greene Comanche I. C. Bender B. C. Chambers T. Stover DeLeon I. T. and W. I. Dixon Proctor J. T. Mccullough J. S. Pattie Sidney T. D. Brown Gap

A Hint to Wise Women Promotes Femenina Medicine

An advertisement urges women to avoid suffering by using Femenina, claiming all female troubles vanish after use. It lists prices of 50e and 1.00 and promotes the product as a cure-all remedy.

Community Honor Party Hosts Impromptu Porch Track Meet

In honor of Martin Peterson Misses Ola and Floy Cunningham hosted a Thursday night porch track meet. Two schools were represented with Campbell Mills and Karl Tate as captains. Events included dashes hurdles bread jump and high jump. Refreshments of peanuts popcorn and ice cream cones were served. Attendees included Misses Burks Campbell Maria Waring and many others along with Martins L Peterson and Armstrong Cox.

Martin Peterson Ola Floy Cunningham Messrs Campbell Mills Karl Tate Misses Burks, Campbell of Temple Maria Waring Jennie Emily Kirkland Carolina Clara Moore Stella Hicks Berta Kelley Alma Blanche Mary Granger Hogan Floy Bettie Harris Thalia Glennyth Kearby Elsie Elva Baxter Isola Cathey Ruth Farmer Christine Donaho Lurline Todd Henry Moore Clarence Ellis Marshall Wilson Earnest Herring Jack Moore Erc Montgomery William Chilton Ray Hoff Bob Stanton W. D. Lane Mark Callaway Martin L. Peterson Armstrong Cox

Lice Killer Promises to End Parasite Troubles

Advertisement for B. A. Thom as Lice Killer to dust hens at night and kill bugs on cucumber tomato and squash vines. Sold by The Cash Store Comanche J W Carter Hasse and Stone Truett Proctor with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back.

B. A. Thomas Comanche J. W. Carter Hasse Stone & Truett Proctor

Fragmentary notice on rental listing possibly for a home

Incomplete OCR text shows a request for a five or six room house to rent with some unclear terms and domestic details. No full facts or names are readable.

Domecie

Local social notes greet many travelers and students

Misses Jennie and Emily Kirkland of South Carolina visit the Warings after Brenau College in Gainesville Georgia. Numerous Comanche residents are noted visiting or returning from colleges and overseas service. Major Jesse Green returns from tank corps duty overseas. Various families plan reunions and travel to Fort Worth Dallas Waco and Dublin. White’s Cream Vermifuge advertised for worms in children.

Jennie Emily Kirkland South Carolina Waring Brenneau College Gainesville Frankie Adams Marian Laura Lu Waring King Chilton Dallas Moughan Reeves Jim Cox Elbert Cox Elbert Tom Goodson G. H. Goodson Capt Goodson J. Banner of Sanderson Ting Frank Clark Banner Homer Palmer Waco Baylor University Inez Sullivan Dublin Miss Sullivan Higginbotham J. H. McMillan Texas Judge McMillan W. G. Baxter M. E. Woodward Fort Worth Chas, Halcombe Comanche O. L. Killian University of Texas Killian Anna Mae Hunter Brownwood Elsie Baxter Frances Burks Cresent College Jesse Green Major Green C. W. Green Post, Tesxas Bill Green Tank Corps Effie McBride Gallup N. M W. W. Cox Miss Hautenez Miss Hautenze J. P. Weathersby Dock W. P. Murphy Brown

Comanche Milling Co Breakfast Wheat at Half Price

Comanche Milling Co advertises whole wheat breakfast food at half the cost of the imported package. Know what you eat.

Comanche Comanche Milling CO

Simmons Blue Flame Oil Stove Ad at Higginbotham's

Hot weather warns readers to stay cool with the Simmons Blue Flame Oil Stove offered at Higginbotham's. The ad highlights a portable heating and cooling option for home use.

Higginbotham’s

Comanche Couple Ira Gerganess and Miss Lois Masters Wed

Ira Gerganess and Miss Lois Masters were quietly married at the groom’s mother Mrs. Gerganess home on Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock with Rev. J T Ferguson officiating. Both are longtime Comanche residents and receive best wishes from friends.

Make Washing a Pleasure with One-Minute Washer Ad

An advertorial note promotes a one minute washer to ease washing day drudgery. It also touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for itchy skin with immediate relief and claims permanent cure after several applications. Prices listed at 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by S. P. Smith.

Higginbotham’s Ballard P. Smith

Rowland's 5 10 25 Cent Store Ad Promises Savings

An advertising pitch for Rowland's 5 10 25 cent store emphasizes low prices and neighborly service. It touts a strong supplier base of fifty million dollars to pass on the best goods, urging shoppers to trade where neighbors trade and life improves.

Rowland’s Rowlands Ravel

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