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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
18
The Farmers of Comanche County advertise they will pay the highest market price for peas delivered to Brownwood. They request advance notice when growers are ready to offer.
Fragment mentions crop season experiments and claimed health benefits of an organism product, with price noted as 50 cents and a Paris Smith reference. Readable facts are limited but imply agricultural or health product context and sales details.
It now appears a new remedy chain called Disinhora is prepared for release this summer. Dealers throughout the region advertise availability and urge readiness for the upcoming season.
The Tax Assessor reports Clay County total property value at 13,483,035 versus 15,068,770 in 1911. The year’s tax rate is 30 cents per 100 valuation.
Advertises Hane's Cure as a universal cure for itching skin diseases with a bold guarantee. Claims one box guarantees cure and one application provides relief, urging immediate use.
The remark argues trade trips yield greater returns than sending a million circular letters, emphasizing direct engagement over widespread mailings to boost outcomes.
The article explains that the Holy Ghost in Luke 4 1 is better read as the Holy Spirit or God's power rather than a ghost. It notes that Mark 3 29 warns against willful blasphemy against the Spirit, not accidental sins, and discusses the nature of forgiveness and punishment. It also clarifies Jesus as the Son of God and addresses Isaiah 29 11 14 and broader Christian taught views on God’s mercy and judgment.
Truncated OCR notes Snodgrass fled to a penitentia lober escape after burglary. He used an elevator to descend to the second floor as officers failed to capture him or locate his whereabouts.
The article warns that self selecting ready made glasses is rarely correct and eye problems worsen without professional help. It suggests most people are better off not wearing glasses than choosing from a pile, noting the chance of a proper fit is very small.
An ad from R W H Hamilton urges housewives to get outdoors daily and use Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion to stay healthy and attractive. The notice also reports Houston's $2,500,000 bond election results with allocations for drainage sewer high school street paving park and bridges.
An Oklahoma reader endorses Electric Bitters claiming improved health strength and vitality. The testimonial notes relief from fainting dizziness weakness nervousness backache fatigue and listlessness. The ad promises broad usage and a 50 cent price with druggist guarantee.
An ad pledges a City of Comanche well digging offer at 30c per foot for 100 feet and 50c for the next 100. It touts Hants Lightning Oil as instant relief for headaches neuralgia and rheumatism and Chamberlains Liniment for muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. Contact H N Landers or C McPherson as agents.
Rental notice for upstairs rooms offered by Dr A E Acton. Two well furnished spaces available for rent with emphasis on comfort and privacy. Contact Dr A E Acton for details and pricing.
Trade notice offers unincur bered property in Merkel Taylor County Texas for a dwelling in Comanche. Brin's Store run by G W Holcomb handles the exchange. Poe Clubs are warned about confidentiality harming child growth. White's Cream Vermifuge advertised to destroy worms and improve health, priced 25 cents per bottle, sold by Paris Smith.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs V L Jackson with speculation he may seek sheriff’s office next year. Also notes on trade offers a lime for exchange a lumber firm to build a steam line three miles to their forests. A pasture fire at John Brysors’ farm spread fast due to wind. cause undetermined.
A list of county offices and candidates including for Sheriff Tax Collector and County Clerk. Names such as M. P. Cain Mrs Mary L. Smith J Frank Redwine J H Haynes W Otto Garrison J W Graham D J Bowling and others appear with notes on re election terms where indicated.
Classified note offers two young cows for sale. The seller lists P C Sioan Route 1 Box 107 and a nearby Rexall Store location at number 4. Also mentions Kodak photography service and a lesson on taking pictures with a Kodak camera.
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