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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
5
A playful montage of headlines from the Daily Papers lampoons politics and business. It imagines rain as a war condition and jokes about prohibition, real estate, corporate banquets, and cucumber turnover alongside a quip about Bull Durham tobacco in Congress.
March 9 news notes a beneficial rain for the county. Miss Golda Williford travels to Lubbock for her sister Bertha's surgery, Bertha recovering well. Carl Williford returns from Abilene with the flu, Rev. Walter Scott to preach Saturday night and Sunday, Sidney’s B Y P U to meet Sunday at 2:40. Community party and a forthcoming school play are announced with date to be published.
Aunt Mary Rogers improves after illness as relatives share visits in Harmony. Families note gatherings, a birthday dinner for John Phillips, and travel to Cherokee for medical consultation. The Scarlet Fever quarantine ends in the community while Rev. J L Ray conducts Sunday services.
A notice of a stockholders meeting for the Farmers Hasse Gin at Hasse on Saturday evening March 1th urges all interested to attend. Tom Davis serves as president and Dave Reed as secretary.
Public notice commands the sheriff of Comanche County to publish weekly summons for four weeks before April 1926 in a newspaper, naming parties and heirs in a trespass to try title suit over a 220 acre Stewart Pipkin survey, abstract No. 768, filed March 1926 in Comanche County District Court No. 7215.
An old advert promotes Herbine as a universal remedy for liver and digestive issues. It claims to energize the liver and bowels, restore vigor, and improve mood, listing a price and retailer as selling points.
Bro Morrison filled his regular appointment at this place Sunday evening. There is still influenza in the community. Several local families hosted visitors including Mrs Payne with Mrs Houck and Mr and Mrs Hurt with Payne and Smith families. Preaching will be held every Sunday at 11 oclock.
A local grocery advertises offerings at the northwest square corner one door west of Edwards' Produce House. E. H. Jones invites patronage and notes occasional selections of field seed.
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