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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
3
Farmers can cut an estimated 45 million dollars in annual egg losses by ensuring only infertile eggs are produced. Remove the male bird after hatching season, store eggs at or below 70 F, and market two to three times weekly. Blood rings stem from fertile eggs and embryo death.
John C. Myrick former City Clerk and Treasurer employee died at his father's home in Comanche Texas tuberculosis the cause. He had resigned weeks earlier due to ill health and was an active Woodmen of the World member and Baptist church lay. His death prompted sympathy from Troy Alabama readers.
In Manhattan Kansas the Fort Hays branch experiment station at Kansas State Agricultural College announced the first commercial test of Sudan hay Amercias new forage crop. Feeding 100 two year old heifers in four lots Sudan hay replaced Alfalfa in one group of 25 and proved as effective a winter feed as rough alfalfa. The test suggests upland ranches in the midwest southwest lacking alfalfa can use Sudan grass as a drought resisting hay.
A health ad asserts women suffer indigestion and constipation as men do and need the same scientific remedy. Foley Cathartic Tablets are described as wholesome, cleansing, and non g riping with no nausea. The ad notes stout people favor this cathartic for an over full uncomfortable sensation. The Wm. Reese Co.
Dallas Southwestern Traction Company representatives raised 3000 dollars in Stephenville to survey a line from Glen Rose to Dublin and beyond toward Cleburne and Brownwood. Dublin also signed for its share with a 10000 dollar bonus included. notes contain a nullification clause releasing the incumbrant after 18 months if construction has not begun.
An explanation notes Figsen derives from figs senna and cascara, a popu lar laxative tablet. Its name suggests fixin for prompt, thorough and gentle relief. Buy a tin box to keep at home as a ready remedy.
Mrs Mollie Washburn 56 shot and killed James H South 65 as he talked with waitress Evelyn Conant in a Little Rock restaurant. South died instantly from a head wound while Conant was wounded but likely to recover. Washburn said she would not let another woman take her man. South had a wife and four adult children estranged for years.
Mr and Mrs Cahoon present a recital at the High School next Tuesday night at 8 30 with proceeds aiding the Public Library. Admission is 50 cents for reserve seats and tickets are on sale at Paris Smiths drug store. The library needs funds to buy new books and anticipates a large crowd.
In Ridgewood New Jersey on Monday last Helen Fouts Cahoon appeared in concert with Clarence Adler and Max Hein rich. The lyric soprano displayed strength in the upper register and skill with difficult passages. Her Lucia Mad Scene was excellent with clear high notes and sweetness.
At the playgoers annual Valentine event held Friday night at the Hotel Astor Helen Fouts Cahoon performed as soloist. She sang arias from the Magic Flute with notable clarity and delivered several groups of English songs to the audience.
The Houstonian notes an exquisite rendering by Mrs. Frederick Cahoon of New York on November 19 1914. Frederick Cahoon a renowned violinist studying with Max Bendix is engaging audiences in Texas with great success according to The Violin Word on December 15 1914.
The New York City soprano Mrs Cahoon performed at the Gazette concert in New Canaan on May 5 1913 and delighted the audience with her songs including a graceful rendering of The Last Rose of Summer at the program’s end.
The Wichita Eagle praised Mr Cahoon for last evening's performance calling his tone striking and soulful. He has studied with Max Bendix for several years and is described as a diligent worker with a promising future in music.
Gustine public school re elects Prof H L Gantz as superintendent for another term. Returning staff include Prof P K E Graham principal Miss Mary Odell Miss Ethel Mayes. New teachers Miss Coreta Hutson Miss Alma Robertson and Prof Henry Gore elected first assistant.
Carpenter and Clark operate at Ellis and Son old stand opposite the fire station offering produce chickens eggs butter feed grain pecans and furs plus second hand goods and fur niture repairs. Phone 289.
Two slight quakes were felt across Frisco at 9 51 Sunday morning separated by seconds. No damage reported. At the University of California Prof A G Lawson supervising seismograph records called the tremor insignificant. Lassen peak observers reported no quake in the region.
A morning bowel routine is presented as essential for daily work. HER BINE is advertised to purify strengthen and regulate bowels. The 50 cent remedy is sold by S P Smith.
An old reliable remedy uses Dr Porters Antiseptic Healing Oil promoted as curing long standing pains with simultaneous relief and healing. The ad lists prices 25c and 0c.
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