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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
6
The ad offers twine from International and Plymouth brands plus An tone Pedigreed cotton seed from E. H. Grocer and Trade contact. It lists a 1924 Ford model car for sale or trade for two good cows by J A Rock.
All county and precinct candidates may file by midnight June 16 with N A Palmer or W H Carpenter at Chief, or mail applications to Gustine. Direct submissions to J W Robinson, county chairman.
Danforth Wilkerse returns home from four years at Southern Methodist University Dallas and heads to San Angelo to start a position with Higginbotham Lumber Co.
Mrs M M Taylor came home Friday from Marshall where she had been visiting her son J Taylor since last September.
Perry and his wife and son from Texas visit Mrs G J Lind in Gonzales to meet her parents Mr and Mrs Dervis M of Gonzales and others in the household.
Misses Eula and Mattie Hulsey depart on Monday for Stephenville to study at Tarleton College this summer, pursuing academic opportunities and regional exposure.
A bold advert promotes Borozone as a liquid and powder remedy that purports to purify wounds of germs and accelerate healing. It claims fast results on bad cuts and wounds, with prices for liquid at 30c 60c and 1 20 and powder at 30c and 60c, sold by Paris Smith and WM Reese Drug Co.
Local residents and visitors fill a Comanche week with family time travel and meetings. Mrs J P Mayfield and daughter Pauline of Littiet e visit her parents while many townsfolk, including Miss Ollie Siean, Mrs Ollie Tripp, Joe Mellroy, George Hamilton, and Miss Alma McNutt, are recorded in calls and visits. R Q Lee Jr and Leroy Purvis campaigned for Congress in town, with several families traveling between Dallas, Fort Worth, and Hillsboro for events and summer plans.
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