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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

4

Johnson Responds To Callaway In Decade-Old Campaign Feud

In a pointed reply, Johnson defends his record as Coryell County official and district attorney candidate. He recounts criminal and civil cases, asserts he avoids weak cases, and accuses Callaway of mudslinging about his personal life and residency. Johnson cites church, lodge memberships, and public service as proof of character.

Justice Courts Callaway Johnson Coryell County Lubbock County Mr. Callaway Woodmen of the World The Odd Fellows Masons Red Cross Liberty Bonds Comanche County J. H. Carr Brownwood Coryell Hamilton Comanche Supreme Court of Texas Supreme Court of the United States Attornney

Noted temperance lecturer endorses Tanlac

Mrs. Martha R. Stone of Seattle, a former W C T U associate, testifies Tanlac renewed her health after years of nervous collapse from the San Francisco fire and related ailments. She reports improved nerves, appetite, digestion, and energy after using Tanlac, with several regional druggists listed as sellers.

Tanlac Martha R. Stone Third Ave North West Seattle Wash Frances E. Willard San Francisco

Luther Dixon The Kodak Man

Comanche residents can place photo orders at Wm. Reese Drug Co or mail them directly to Luther Dixon The Kodak Man for processing and delivery.

the Kodak Man Reese Drug Co

G E Johnson Appeals for District Attorney Seat

A letter from G E Johnson pledges full duty as prosecutor if elected. He promises not to persecute or vilify witnesses or defendants and advocates telling grand juries to investigate both sides, indict only when guilty with probable proof, and plans to serve a single term while supporting younger challengers.

Cnanes G. E. Johnson

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PAZO Ointment

Drugstore advertising claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding and prolapsed piles in 6 to 14 days with a refund offer if not cured. Noted price 50 cents and emphasis on quick relief.

Donaho Seeks Comanche County Tax Assessor Post

Cody L. Donaho announces his candidacy for Tax Assessor of Comanche County. A farmer with 26 years in the county and 16 near Sidney, he cites past service as Deputy Tax Assessor and Deputy County Clerk, appeals to voters to evaluate his business and public experience, and asks for support from all, especially first time voters.

Comanche County Sidney Will Graham Comanche Cody L. Donaho

Ferris Crock Remedy for Horse Drenching Sold Locally

Our Grandfathers drenched horses for colic in unsafe ways. Ferris Crock Remedy eliminates drenching by being applied on the tongue with a dropper included in each bottle. Available now at The Cash Store Comanche J W Carter Hasse and Stone Truett Proctor.

Comanche J. W. Carter Hasse Stone & Truett Proctor

Woodman hustler of Comanche gains 143 members in camp

The Woodman Journal reports Sovereign Findley says the Gustine Camp added 143 members between April 1, 1917 and April 1, 1918. Credit for the growth goes to Sovereign T. B. Seago, Consul Commander, and Sovereign 4. A. Greer, Clerk of the Camp and Gustine Gazette editor.

Sovereign 8 C. Findley Comanche Woodman Sovereign Findley Gustine Sovereign T. B. Seago Sovereign 4. A. Greer Gustine Gazette Woodman Journal Dallas Texas

Egg A Day Club Encourages Daily Joiners

A local appeal praises the Red Cross and asks women to do their part with a small daily sacrifice. The note mentions new members Mrs. John Hart, J. E. Milton, M. Atwood, Connie, Grace Ripley, Linda Sherrill, Ruth Harris, and asks readers to report any missed names to Mrs. Sid Riley.

Red Cross John Hart J. E. Milton M. Atwood Connie Grace Ripley Linda Sherrill Ruth Harris Sid Riley

Prickly Ash Bitters Promoted By Wm. Reese Co

The advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a cure for biliousness and all related ailments. It claims to vitalize blood, purify bowels, and make users feel bright and hearty, priced at $1.25 per bottle from William Reese Company special agents.

Wm. Reese Co

Grove's General Tonic Ad Claims Health Benefits

An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system priced at 60 cents.

Fleming W. O. W. Picnic Postponed

The W. O. W. picnic at Fleming scheduled for June 15 is postponed indefinitely due to the busy time of the people.

Fleming W. O

Remedy advertises Her Bine for bowel irregularities

A morning bowel routine is described as essential for daily work and comfort. The advertisement promotes Her Bine as a purifying and regulating remedy priced at 50e and sold by S. P. Smith.

P. Smith

G B Wines Announces Shoe Repair and Umbrella Mending

Notice from G B Wines stating continuation of a south side shoe repairing shop formerly occupied by J H Allen. Promises high quality workmanship and guarantees. Also offers umbrella repair services.

J. H. Allen G. BE. Wines

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Gib Callaway Tanlag Martha Stone Hamilton Drug Co de Leon T. P. Weaver & Son City Drug Store Sipe Springs Smith’s Drug Store Duster Tomlin Drug Co K. A. Chastain Wilson W. M. Redwine Lamkin Carmichael & Coyle I. Sadler Beattie A. Clements Kodak Luther Dixon Comanche National Bank Pulliam Lane Gille & Nabers Paris Smith Grove Dudley's East Side Square
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