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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

3

Letters From Dick To Tom in Farmersville June

A long letter from Sam Dick of Farmersville Texas to Tom discusses Texas governor candidates Tom Ball and Ferguson, prohibition, tenant land policy, and the land question. He rails against bosses and supports prohibition by principle, noting the political shifts and urging unity among proponents. The writer rails at party factions, cites land bonus disputes, and questions the authenticity of anti Ball critics.

Tom Tom Ball Buncombe Greenville Ousley Johnston Mr. Ball You Progressive Prohibition Press Association Dallas Radford Lewis Hope Toms Tommie Black Land Houston Ferguson East Collin Russia Mexico Ireland Texas Sam Dick. P. S Ball

Baxter Brothers Mid-Summer Dry Goods Sale

Baxter Brothers advertises a large up-to-date dry goods stock offered at very low prices to clear inventory before summer ends. The notice invites customers to compare prices in person and promises affordable, current merchandise.

Parasol and fabric sale with assorted ladies goods

The notice advertises heavy linen robes and tissue lines with prices around 30 to 35 cents for tissue, 42 inch voile, linen crash at 15 cents, white crepe at 15 cents, and parasols in multiple colors and prices from 60 cents to 2.50 dollars, plus satin silk fans and fly papers. It emphasizes a season for parasols and a large selection of fabrics and accessories.

TAMOR Nodo Cama

City Board of Equalization Meets In Comanche

The City Board of Equalization sat at city hall this week with many Comanche citizens presenting cases to show cause why their property should not be raised. Board members include M. Durham, D. Chas. Clarke, and Eugene Greer.

City Board of Equalization M. Durham D. Chas. Clarke Eugene Greer

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

The Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravel and cure kidney and bladder irregularities in men and women including children. If not carried by local druggists, its $1 mail order offers a two months treatment and is said to rarely fail. Testimonials available from Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive Street, St. Louis, MO. Sold by druggists.

Texas E. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis

Socialist Picnic At Fleming Park Open To All

A large free basket dinner is set at Fleming Park on Tuesday July 7 sponsored by the Socialists. The event invites everyone to attend and listen to discussions on Socialism with Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare as orator of the day speaking at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Fleming Park Kate Richards O'Hare

McNeill Co. Ad Promotes Trading at Comanche Store

A newspaper notice invites readers to trade at the McNeill store next to Ellis and Son in Comanche Texas. It invites callers to obtain prices and be convinced by the offers.

McNeill

Antiprohibition North Texas Tom Ball Club Formed

Dallas reports that anti-prohibitionists in North Texas organize the Tom Ball Club to independently campaign for Jim Ball for governor. J H Walker confirms the Dallas group will recruit members and coordinate with Houston and South Texas branches, pledging support for Ball and possible stance on submission.

Dallas Texas North Texas Tom Ball Club J. H. Walker Mr. Ball Southland Hotel Walker Houston Union National Bank St. George Hotel Tom Stone South Texas Tom Ball Ball North West Texas Tom

New Hearing Sought for Carter in Graham Murder Case

The council for Bill Carter, convicted of murdering Clyde Graham in the Sipe Springs community, has filed for a new hearing with Judge Arnold who has the matter under advisement. If the court refuses the new hearing an appeal will be filed.

Plum Tree Twig Bears Twelve Large Plums

Mr. J. J. Hicks sent a twig from a plum tree to this office showing a cluster of twelve large ripe plums. The plums are unusually large and of fine flavor, a sight rarely seen.

J. J. Hicks

Advertisement for Laxa Tive Bromo Quinine Cold Cure

An ad touts only One Bromoo Quinine product Laxa Tive Bromo Quinine for curing a cold in one day. It claims to stop cough and headache and remove the cold. The signature of E W Grove appears on the notice.

E.W. Grove

Federal Hospitals Hearing Set in Congress for Constemp tive Strangers

Austin June 21 Congressman Oscar Callaway has arranged a June 27 hearing before the Interstate Commerce Committee on a bill for Federal hospitals for consumptive strangers. Texas physicians will attend from the American Medical Association meeting in Atlantic City. K. J. Newton, secretary of the Southwestern Conference on Tuberculosis, has left for Washington to attend the hearing.

Austin Texas Oscar Callaway Interstate Commerce Committee House of Representatives American Medical Association Atlantic City Kk. J. Newton Southwestern Conference On Tuberculosis Washington

Fire Boys Prepare for Central West Texas Meet

A fire brigade team practises daily in Granbury ahead of the Central West Texas Volunteer Fireman's Association contest next month. The squad lists Bob Graham as Chief, with Rufus Wetzel B G Cardwell Chas Garner Tie High Lester Isaac West Chas McCollum Curtis Stevens Dave Werner Merton Sullivan Henry Heath and John Myers.

Central West Texas Volunteer Fireman's Association Granbury Bob Graham Rufus Wetzel B. G. Cardwell Chas. Garner Tiehigh Lester Isaac West Chas. McCollum Curtis Stevens Dave Werner Merton Sullivan Henry Heath John Myers

Liver Health Claim Dormant Medicine Ad

An herbal remedy named LIV-VER-LAX markets itself as a safe solution for liver disorders. It promises relief from digestive issues and promotes a pleasant, harmless daily intake with no reported side effects.

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Neely-Harris-Cunningham Co Farmersville Baxter Brothers Mary Jane Board of Equalization Comanche Tom H. Bell Barry Miller Jim Ferguson Clarence Ousley R. M. Johnston Jim Wells J Sheb Williams Louis J. Wortham Scott Fulton Callaway
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