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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1914

Page

6

Business Men's Association Defended From Attack

Fort Worth Texas June 6 The following letter is issued to counter Col Ball's speech accusing the Texas Business Men's Association of backing his gubernatorial bid The association states it neither supports nor opposes candidates and focuses on Texas resources for industrial agricultural and commercial advancement.

Fort Worth Texas Col Ball Texas Business Men's Association Col. Ball Business Men’s Association Business Men's Association Association Paul Waples B. B. Paddock

Special Offer for New Subscriptions

The Chief-Exponent announces a limited time deal for new subscribers in the coming weeks. Readers receive one year of the Chief-Exponent plus Farm & Ranch and Holland's Magazine at a total price of $1.00, valid until December 1. A standout value with three papers for the price of one.

Chief-Exponent Farm & Ranch and Holland’s

Big Sunday School Conference in Stephenville

The Dublin District Methodist Church Sunday School and Epworth League Conference will meet in Stephenville June 23 to 25. The Dublin district covers twenty charges with over fifty Sunday Schools, spanning most of Erath and parts of Comanche Hamilton Bosque and Hood counties, with about three hundred delegates expected.

Stephenville Comanche Dublin The Methodist Church Erath Hamilton Bosque Hood Atten

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

The Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravel cure diabetes and rheumatism by kidney and bladder treatment for men women and children. One bottle two months treatment with $1.00 mailed if unavailable locally. Testimonials available. Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO. Sold by druggists.

Texas E. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis

Sipe Springs Picnic Under Booster Band Aims for Fun

A three day event at Sipe Springs from June 24 to 26 is planned under the Booster Band with Parker Amusement Co. as organizer. Other attractions include Texas Buds Wild West Show baseball games and prominent speakers, promising a bustling local celebration.

Sipe Springs Booster Band Parker Amusement Co Texas Buds

Rapid eating leads to digestion problems warn tablets

A health note advises slowing speed at meals to prevent indigestion and constipation. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a simple, agreeable remedy and claims many stomach troubles have been cured. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Commercial Printing Available From The Chief Exponent

The Chief Exponent offers a fully equipped printing plant for all commercial printing with high quality on good stock and at reasonable prices. They guarantee satisfactory service and will correct any errors. They handle letter heads note heads bill heads statements envelopes typewritten letters cards receipts labels blanks circulars notes invitations pamphlets and similar items.

Dodson's Liver Tone lauded by leading physicians

Dodson's Liver Tone is promoted as a safe laxative remedy by seven noted U.S. doctors, priced through Paris Smith with a money back guarantee. The ad claims no griping or unpleasant after effects and asserts it strengthens the body, contrasting it with calomel and adding a civic-poem by Walt Mason about local issues.

Dodson United States Paris Smith

Awakening civic interest fuels an advertising age

The community moves forward daily gaining knowledge that boosts intelligence. Advertising by mercantile houses grows rapidly, shaping consumer judgment and expanding commercial awareness. Merchants respond to patron needs, contributing to a more intelligent, thriving town.

Kidney Pills Restore Regular Kidney Action

Foley Kidney Pills are advertised to tone and strengthen the kidneys, relieve back and side pain, dull headaches, weariness, and bladder irritation, promising better health, appetite, and sleep. Sold by Wm. Reese Company, druggists.

Foley Reese Company

Subscription Extension Offer For Farm and Ranch and Holland's

Notice states the Farm and Ranch and Hollands Magazine subscription offer has been extended to July 1. Pay $1 in advance for the Chief Exponent and receive Farm and Ranch and Holland's free as a bonus. This promotion applies to readers who subscribe now.

Farm and Ranch and Hollands Magazine Holland

Buy at Home Kersmith and Kershaw Deal in Goods

A local business named Buy at Home Kersmith and Kershaw operates with a dozen clerks serving patrons in town. The piece praises their daily money for community welfare while criticizing reliance on distant suppliers for eggs carpets and odd items shipped from far away towns.

Kersmith and Kershaw Timbuetoo Ypsilanti Mich

No need for calomel with its nauseating effects

Liv Ver Lax delivers pleasant results says Wr Reese Co Druggists promoting a laxative product without calomel and its side effects.

Wr. Reese

Notice of Sheriff Sale in Comanche County Texas 1914

By order of the District Court of Comanche County Texas the sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in July 1914 at the courthouse in Comanche the 80 acres of land described as N E quarter of section 2 in the N W Ry Co lands and tied to patent No 24 Vol 21. The property is levied to satisfy a judgment for 621.60 plus costs in favor of Land Mortgage Bank of Texas Limited against W T Bond Mack Brown J B Smith J A Adams and G G Adams. Jack Cunningham Sheriff. By J E Miller Deputy. 41-5

District Court Comanche County Land Mortgage Bank of Texas, Limited W. T. Bond Mack Brown J. B. Smith J. A. Adams G. G. Adams Court House Comanche Towit Texas N. E P. Ry. Co J. HL. Everett S. W. Corner N. E. Corner A.D Jack Cunningham J. E. Miller

Sheriff's Sale Notice in Scurry County Texas 1914

By virtue of an Alias Execution from the District Court of Scurry County on June 3 1914 the First State Bank of Flu vanna vs W W Smith No 765 I will proceed to sale on the first Tuesday in July describing 106 acres in the Kinchelo survey Comanche County Texas and an adjoining 6 acre tract with specified boundary lines and references to prior deeds all held as the land described and sold to J W Lawrence and others for foreclosure action against W W Smith.

State of Texas Comanche District Court Scurry County First State Bank of Court House Comanche County Daniel Kinchele Texas J. W. Lawrence Wm. Pendergrass J. A. Sheffield Wright and Wilson S. R. Stapp N. W J. W

Burks Deed Recorded in Comanche County Texas

Deed records show L. T. Arnold and wife Burks transfer land in Comanche County Texas in volume 93 page 157. The land previously sold by J. W. Burks to C. W. Lusk and from Lusk to W. W. Smith is levied on as Smith’s property to satisfy a judgment of 874.22 dollars in favor of The First State Bank of Fluvanna plus costs. Dated June 4 1914.

Sheriff Sale in Comanche County 1914 Zach Boyd tract

Public sale ordered by district court on July 7 1914 in Comanche County Texas to settle the $1995 45 judgment in E D Crear versus W B Harrison Zack Boyd and others. The 166 acre land known as the Zack Boyd tract lies southeast of Comanche and will be sold at the courthouse door for cash to the highest bidder between 10 am and 4 pm.

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Business Men's Assn Waples and Paddock America Kersmith Walt Mason Sheriff's Sale W. D. Carroll E. D Crear W. B. Harrison W. G. Dark L. M. Boyd Zack Boyd L. E. Boyd W. G. McDonald Jacok Cunningham Comanche Co Tex Higginbotham J. F. McCarty M. D Masonic Temple Vauga Dr. I. L. Vaughn Fletcher VIA Pth Gus Hoover John F. Lehane Tyler, Texas Comanche County Abstract Co G. W. McClellan J. R. Eanes C. A. Hitt, Inc Waring See Treas
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