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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
10
The Nobby name symbolizes three key traits Security Durability and Economy as a concise pitch for the ground gripping product line.
Oil work continues with Sloan No 1 improving and Rudd No 1 advancing, though wildcat status may delay production. The Mormon well remains deepening at 700 feet. Harvesting has been steady for weeks with grain, wheat and oats largely good, weather permitting threshing soon. Several homecoming veterans and Primitive Baptist services noted.
The ad promotes GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC as a blood purifier and strength builder. It claims the tonic contains iron and quinine, improves color and appetite, and is suitable for children. It notes the formula has remained the same for over thirty five years and costs 60 cents per bottle.
Mrs. Jennie Hall left Thursday for Oklahoma. J. A. Land went to De Leon Friday in search of work. Mr. Douglas Stephenson came in home Friday eve. We extend a cordial welcome to him back home with loved ones and friends. Mattie Land has been on the sick list this week. Messrs Claud Kelly and Jesse Andress came home Friday from Corsicana. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vaughn of De Leon spent the weekend with home folks. Mr. Sid Ferguson and Ray Kelly were Sidney visitors Friday. Mr. Hearning entertained the young people Saturday night with a dance. Bro. Lamb filled his regular appointment at Beattie Sunday. Lonzo Bingham and Frank Brown spent the weekend with
An advertisement touts Freezone as a Cincinnati invention that quickly relieves corn pain and lets the corn be lifted away with fingers. It claims a tiny bottle costs only a few cents and works on hard, soft, and toe corn without soreness.
A light rain refreshed fields while most grain is cut and crops look good. Social events include a well attended Miss Delma Onstott party and cream supper at Mr Feas Stephens. The Wilson W O W added members. oil activity begins near Mr Sid Fines and Wasson ranch. Visitors include Walter Morgan of Oklahoma and Grandma Theadford. health is good overall. Regular singing at Center Hill Sunday invites all.
Public notice warns that only tablets bearing the Bayer Cross are genuine Bayer Aspirin made by Bayer and trusted by millions. It cautions that fraudulent pills recently sold in Brooklyn were mostly talcum powder and urges buyers to request the Bayer Cross on package and tablets and follow proper dosing.
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Rain boosts crops and weeds as the community mourns Grandma Johnson buried last Saturday. Sympathy extended to relatives. Fort Worth visitor Rena Stidham and baby stay with John and wife. Local residents attend Gum Spring singing. Carnes visits sister Zonie Sprins. Wiley McDaniel visits near Comanche. Pearl Brinson and Montie Irby guests of Lillie Brinson. Tullis family visits new son-in-law Emmett Russell near Gum Springs.
Surgeons state first treatment matters most for cuts burns bruises and wounds. Prompt efficient antiseptic prevents infection and starts healing. BoroZone is marketed as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast, selling 25 cents per bottle or 1.50 for larger sizes. Sold by S, P.
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