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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
8
Dr L M Cochran and Dr D D S Cochran operate a dental clinic in Comanche Texas with office over F M Sank. contact numbers 415 and 456 provided for appointments and inquiries.
A stream of visitors and residents bade in Comanche this week as families and friends from Lamkin, Brownwood, Fort Worth, Temple, Stephenville, and Brownwood made calls or traveled through town. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Palmer, Elmer Isham, Dr. Ray Evans en route to San Antonio, and several Brownwood and Fort Worth guests visiting relatives or heading elsewhere.
Brashear Texas January 2 1918 letter from B Baker asks Pep Systemic Pills priced one dollar be sent by return mail. Baker reports having taken one box and finds them beneficial. Pep pills marketed by Pep Pharmacy Co Fort Worth and The Wm Reese Co among other druggists.
A sale of farm implements advertised by Burks Mercantile with big discounts. Fall time is suggested for best cash prices at Higginbotham's Farmers Store. Dexter Walling, proprietor.
A local sale notice advertises Winesap apples at 2 dozen for 2 quarts or $1.75 per bushel with a stand on the east side of the square by L. L. Johnson. It also promotes a full hardware line at Slider and Lacy's with corn chops shorts and a large feed assortment.
Notice to hog raisers states the market will be available for all hog classes and office location provided. Uncle Matt McCrary of Gustine visits with his son Pink and family for the week.
Mrs W C Coster of Comanche praises Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain dizziness and sleepless nights. She bought a box from M W Carroll's Drug Store and felt relief with pain gone and overall improvement. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the product. Also mentions Spring silks at Slider Lacy's and farm supplies at Farmers Store with assorted seeds and feed. Dr A J Gray visited Fort Worth. Leather Goods ad accompanies.
An old ad promises a rapid cure for colds with LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It claims to stop cough and headache and work off the cold. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure and the boxes carry E. W. Groves signature. Price 30 cents.
Indebted farmers can have their loans refinanced over five 40 year terms through the Federal Land Bank at Houston via the Comanche Farm Loan Association. For full particulars visit the First National Bank of Comanche and discuss with J. D. Bonner see treasurer.
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