Residents visit kin amid Fort Worth Fat Stock Show events
Mrs. Will Woods of Worth and Mrs. Cletis Kinzerot visit relatives in the area. The Clifton Thomas daughters attended the Fat Stock Show in Fort Worth. Homer Booth has been ill. several whooping cough cases are reported locally. George Woods of Olden visited his sisters Mae Boreland and Bess Stephenson.
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Will Woods of
Worth
Boreland
Bess
Cletis Kinzerot
C. Thomas
Clifton Thomas
Fort Worth
Homer Booth
George Woods
Olden
Mae Boreland
Bess Stephenson
Local Drug Co Sells Littell's Liquid Cium Sulphurate Solution
Advertisement for Littell's Liquid cium Sulphurate Solution from WM. Reese Drug Co. promotes relief for skin eruptions and insect bites. Local sale price listed at 50 cents per bottle.
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Littell
WM. Reese Drug CO
UT Intramural Sports Open to Over 10000 Men Each Year
More than ten thousand University of Texas men participate annually in intramural programs labeled for average athletes, with duplicates allowed across events. The program draws a large student body seeking broad competition.
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University of Texas
Local residents share visits and news around town
Mr and Mrs Winnie Goforth Desdemona visited relatives in Hazel Dell while Mr and Mrs Jes Higginbotham and family joined daughter Mrs Geneva Randall. Others arrive to see Ellen Perdue in Comanche including Dorothy Sanders Paul Perdue and Leota Currier. Clarence Craig deployed to Fort Sam Houston and community notes mention illness and school candy treats.
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Winnie Goforth
Desdemona
Jes
J. L. Higginbotham
Geneva Randall
Hazel Dell
Ellen Perdue
Dorothy Jean Sanders
Comanche
Paul Glen Perdue
San Angelo
Sallie Currier
Leota Currier
Hasse
Olene Higginbotham
Ethel Wright
B. C. Kerley
Hamilton
Ollie Hasley
Henry Jones
Texas Trades and Military Road Update in 1841 Telegraph
100 years ago in Texas Saint George area reports Garley and Robinson selling goods from Madeira to claret wine and fresh beans. Col. Wm. G. Cooke returns to Austin completing the military road to the Trinity, per the Telegraph and Texas Register February 24, 1841.
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Columbia
Garley and Robinson
Col. Wm. G. Cooke
Austin
Trinity
Telegraph and
Texas Register
Houston
Debate and One Act Play Date Change at Comanche High
Comanche County schedule shifts for March 20 due to Mid-Texas Meeting. Debate starts 9:00 a m at Comanche High School with the One Act Play Contest on Thursday night in the auditorium. Admission 10c and 15c. State Aid payments update includes salary and transportation funds, with first payment received and allocations approved, mid March expectations for partial transportation aid and a two-dollar payment recently recorded.
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Mid-Texas
Comanche High School
Local Family Visit Notes and Illness Briefs
Trinity reports Elbert Cavitt of Stamford gravely ill with pneumonia while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Time Cavitt, visit. Nearby, Jim Sturdivant and family from Soda Springs spent Sunday with Jno Scott. Alabama’s Mrs. Milford Hornsby stays with Mrs. C A Adair and kin. J H Weaver of Gorman visited Estle Weaver and family. Lon Winkle of Duster visited Bob Scott. Virgil Williamson of Brownwood spent the weekend with Shorty Welch and family.
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Time Cavitt
Elbert
Stamford
Jim Sturdivant
Soda Springs
Jno. Scott
Milford Hornsby
Alabama
C. A. Adair
J. H. Weaver
Gorman
Estle Weaver
Lon Winkle
Duster
Bob Scott
Virgil Williamson
Brownwood
Shorty Welch
Fat Stock Show attendees and family visits noted
Roch S F Kinnard Sr and Jr attended the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show at the start of the week. Frank Dunnam and Paula of Fort Worth visited the Garners for the weekend. Mrs El Dora Adams and son were in Abilene last week with her mother Mrs Rudie Loggins and her son Mack. Mrs Lottie Court and children visited the Garners in Proctor. Frank Garner attended the Fat Stock Show last week. Nancy Linda Doggett was born March 4 at Guy Hospital Dublin weighing 8 pounds 42 ounces. The largest wolf skull, 13 inches, from a prehistoric killer that preyed on elephants, belongs to the Texas Memorial Museum at the University.
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S. F. Kinnard, Sr
S. F. Kinnard, Jr
Cyrus Dee
Fort Worth
Frank Dunnam
Paula
D. C. Garner
el Dora Adams
Abilene
Rudie Loggins
Mack
Lottie Court
Proctor
C. B. Garner
Frank Garner
Alexander Doggett
Nancy Linda
Guy Hospital
Dublin
Byron Doggett
Billy Jud
Mineral Wells
Bill Doggett
Albuqurque
New Mexico
Texas Memorial Museum At
The
University
Build Up for Women Helps Avoid Distress
An old card-style ad touts CARDUS and CARDUL claiming to ease functional dysmenorrhea from malnutrition by increasing appetite and digestion. It suggests taking CARDUS before and during menstruation to reduce periodic distress and improve strength and energy.
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Cardus
Cardul
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Jigginbotham Bros. & CO
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America
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Texas Power & Light Company
Exas Power & Light Company
Comanche County
Dale
Howard County
J. H. Lewis
Masseuse
R. D. Polston
T.p.&l
J.C. Gaddy
Masseur Telephone
Comanche, Texas
Mills County
L. G. Rohde
del Rio
Chevrolet
NEW Fisher
Fisher
PLIE
Iryitriel
Fagan Chevrolet Company
Texas Petroleum Industry
Tge
Traiiie7
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
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