Weather and social notes from Abilene area March
March weather has been harsh for weeks. Delbert Johnson of Abilene visits Luther Williams. Churchgoers from here attend Vandyke. Cliff Flanagan visits his uncle Mr. McNutt near Hasse. Cemetery work at Zion Hill invited. Will Hendrix visits Brownwood relatives from Friday to Sunday. Lawrence Brown and family travel to De Leon Sunday.
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Delbert Johnson
Abilene
Luther Williams
Vandyke
Cliff Flanagan
Mr. McNutt
Hasse
Zion Hill
Will Hendrix
Brownwood
Lawrence Brown
de Leon
Pain Relieving Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad
Cold settles in neck and shoulder muscles causing pain. Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves pain and relaxes muscles. Available in three sizes B0c GOc and 1.20. Sold by F P Smith.
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Ballard
FP. Smith
Local Social News from Cotton Grove dated March
Miss Vera Beene of Newbury visited her parents last weekend. Prentice Hodges and wife with baby Jake David visited W. S. Beene. Mrs. A. B. Foster hosted a sleepover for Miss Verna Beene and friends Verna, Maggie and Grace Hilliard Neely and Myrtle Davis. Aubrey Beene and wife with Bettie Joe visit W. H. Beene. Mrs. Rhem and Miss Kate Ripley attended a high school entertainment in Comanche. Indigestion remark and Ferra sal ad by Hamilton Drug Co.
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Vera Beene
Newbury
Prentice Hodges
Jake David
Beene
A. B. Foster
Verna Beene
Maggie Hilliard
Grace Hilliard
Neely Davis
Myrtle Lee Davis
Trustees Election Notice for Comanche ISD April 7 1928
Notice announces an April 7 1928 trustees election for Comanche Independent School District in Comanche Texas. Four trustees to be elected. Election to be held in the county clerk's office under applicable election laws. A B Harris is appointed to hold the election. J R Fanes President and G W Jessup Secretary of the board sign the notice.
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Comanche
Comanche County
Texas
Comanche Independent
Harris
J. R. Fanes
Maple sugar gift to Little Miss Elizabeth Tate in Leitchfield
The week’s feature shows Elizabeth Tate receiving a fine box of maple sugar blocks from Leitchfield Clothing Co. in Kentucky. The item promotes Purena products for chickens and cows via Comanche Produce as a sharable, nature’s sweetest treat.
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Elizabeth Tate
Ne Kiefouver
Leitchfield Clothing Co
Leitchfield
Kentucky
Bd. C. Bailey
Comanche Produce
Arapahoe Glacier Near Denver A Mile Square Monster
In the Boulder glacial district a one day trip from Denver reveals Arapahoe glacier, the largest in the Colorado Rockies, nearly a mile square and moving about 27 feet per year.
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Boulder Glacial Distriet
Denver
Colorado Rockies
Profile of Lincoln Sculptures in Colorado Attractions
Frosion shapes a Lincoln profile from the Rockies and a string of sculpted figures. The list includes Jumbo Elephant at Palmer Lake and Whistling Swan in Platte Canyon with many other names tied to rail corridors and parks across Colorado.
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Frosion
Lincoln
Immortal
Colorado Rockies
Evergreen
Palmer Lake
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Platte Canyon
Mother Grundy
Clear Creek Canyon
Colorado and Southern Railway
Human Skull
Canyon City
Sphinx
Corona
Moffat
Wise Owls
Fastes Park
Lion
Garden of Gods
Colorado Springs
First log house built by white men in Colorado in 1816
The record notes a log house built in 1816 within Colorado for a Spanish cavalry troop near Pueblo. It also contains unrelated lines about Comanche Produce Co, a milk supplement, a dietary slogan, Ferrasal as an antacid, and local business ads for Hamilton Drug Co and Moody's market with a phone number.
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Colorado
Arkansas
Pueblo
Comanche Woman Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills
An elderly Comanche woman, Mrs. Matt Sherrill, praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for curing severe back pains and kidney related discomfort. She reports relief after a short course and notes the remedy’s reliability for future flare ups. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, New York markets the product at 60 cents.
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Matt Sherrill
Dean
Doan
Sherrill
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Reverend Davenport Preaches at White Point Crowd Sparse
March 6 report notes Rev. Davenport preached here Sunday with few in attendance due to late notice. Grady Harkins and Richard Breed were present. The community mentions a Mercer Creek party Saturday night and visits by Ben and Jack Wilhelm. C T Crouch returned Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harkins attended a Comanche tent show Saturday.
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Grady Harkins
Richard Breed
Love
Mercer Creek
Ben
Jack Wilhelm
C. T. Crouch
Mrs. Harkins
Comanche
Tanlac credited with curing flu and rebuilding strength
Atlanta man A W Wheeless declares Tanlac ended indigestion and weakness after a prolonged illness, gaining eighteen pounds and restoring health. The ad touts Tanlac and Liquid Beroseone as rapid healers, with prices and outlets noted.
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A. W. Wheeless
Preachtree St
Atlanta
Wright Co
Purina Startena Promoted for Baby Chicks by Comanche Co
Comanche Produce Co. promotes Purina Startena for baby chicks. The feed combines dried buttermilk and meat scrap with wheat bran oat meal alfalfa flour corn meal linseed flour wheat middlings charcoal and salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purina
Comanche Produce Co
Man Uses Glycerine Mixture For Wife’s Stomach Trouble
A husband claims his wife’s years of stomach trouble improved after a simple mix including buckthorn bark and glycerine in Adler-i-ka. He says she now feels well and has gained weight. The ad touts Adler-i-ka as cleansing both upper and lower bowels and curing gas and chronic constipation, sold by Hamilton Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Drug Co
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Arbor Springs
Cotton Grove
Comanche Independent School District
Ent
G. W. Jessup
Comanche Prodduce Co
Moody's Market
Royce
The
American Tobac Co Co
Fiee Io
Deans
White
Davenport
P. Smith
Goodyear
Fort Worth
Battery Headquarters
Storag
Willai
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Buch
Todd
Higginbotham Bros.@ Co
Sam B.’Todd
Auto & Service Department
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