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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1914

Page

6

Catarrh of the throat and ear trouble remedies

Mrs. Bowman of Coon Rapids Iowa reports her five year old son Clarence recovered from deafness after Peruna treatment. The piece explains catarrh can travel from the nasal pharyngeal space through the eustachian tubes to the middle ear, causing deafness and ear noises. It advocates Peruna and gargling with salt water, plus asking readers to request the “Tils of Life” and Peruna tablets as alternatives.

Extel Peruna Peruna Co Columbus Ohio

Conference Meetings at Baggett Creek Church March 1914

Program at Baggett Creek church 8 miles south of Proctor features devotional services led by George Henry and George Schwab, sermons by Ed Kennedy and Will McAlroy, and a board meeting. Topics examine church unity, rivalry, heresy, and Romans chapter 12.

Baggett Creek Proctor George Henry E. M. Moore W. N. White George Schwab A. E. Rambo J. M. Good Ed Kennedy Will McAlroy

West Texas Telephone Co Buys Menard Exchange

The West Texas Telephone Co. based in Brownwood purchased the Menard exchange, increasing its local holdings to twelve exchanges including Lometa Goldthwaite Mullin Brady Brownwood Zephyr Menard Coleman Ballinger Winters Paint Rock and Talpa.

West Texas Telephone Co Brownwood Menard Exchange Lometa Goldthwaite Mullin Brady Zephyr Menard Coleman Ballinger Winters Paint Rock Talpa

Bibb Institute Weekly Methodist Meetings Schedule

Friday 7 30 p m What Must I do to be Saved led by Guy H Wilson Preachers and Workers Conference 11 00 a m Rendering Un to Caesar His Own by the Presiding Elder Dinner 2 00 p m Quarterly Conference Question Three C M Marshall Question Four J W Childers That Eighth Question T J Lasseter 7 30 p m Infant Baptism C L Cartwright 10 00 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m Mode of Baptism S J Vaughn 3 00 p m Connectional Methodism H B Clark Open Discussion 7 30 p m Possibility of Apostasy C H Little

Guy H. Wilson Preachers and Workers Conference S. J. Vaughn Caesar C. M. Marshall J. W. Childers T. J. Lasseter C. L. Cartwright H. B. Clark C. H. Little

Bears Publish Political Announcements and Printing Services

Announcements offered for Justice Constable Commissioner County Offices District Clerk District Attorney Senator Congress with prices from five to fifteen dollars per item. Cash required with order to ensure publication. Also offering high class printing and candidate ecards. Prices available on request.

Congress

Layman's Conference Schedule for Weekend Events

The program lists multiple devotional sessions and sermons led by figures such as John W. Smith George W. Shearer and J F Milton. Activities include discussions on church fellowship lay leadership and Christian education from Thursday evening through Sunday afternoon.

Forty Year Test of Dougar Remedy

The Dougar Remedy, first offered in 1872, has grown to a world wide reputation. It promises relief and care for coughs and colds and is sold by all dealers after more than forty years of popularity.

Six and One Abroad book praised by church figure

The Dublin Progress notes Sidney J. Thomas’s travel book Six and One Abroad, praising its 281 pages, 36 chapters, fine paper, clear type, and abundant illustrations. It recommends a thousand copies for Austin libraries and cites W. A. Hamlett and Mrs. Thomas as endorsers. The item also covers W. T. Loudermilk’s Farmers Union tour and his comments on Texas politics and business administration.

Sidney J. Thomas Spain Algiers Greece Turkey Holy Land Mediterranean Naples Italy Germany Netherlands Austin W. T. Loudermilk DeLeon Dublin Nacogdoches Fort Worth Loudermilk Texas

Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Endorsed By Danville Woman

Mrs. Martie Halley of Danville Virginia reports spending ten dollars on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and says her health improved with better sleep and no bearing down pains. The ad promotes the remedy as a forty year proven tonic for female troubles and invites readers to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.

Danville Lydia E. Pinkham Martie Halley Colquhone Street

Subscribe Offers and Postmaster Factionalism Commentary

The Dallas News reports on a Fort Worth congressman Mr Callaway and postmaster selection. It notes multiple endorsements of Wilsonian candidates, with inspectors probing whether a nominee was misrepresented. The piece questions civil service reform and the use of inspectors to gauge political faction.

Callaway Congress Fort Worth Post Office Civil Service Reform Dallas News

Husband rescues despairing wife in Cardus appeal

A Ky. letter from Catron recounts Bettie Bullock’s years of illness from womanly troubles. After failing to improve with doctor care, her husband gave Cardus the tonic, which she credits with restoring her strength and ability to walk two miles. The ad urges others to consult their druggist and request the Chattanooga Medicine Co. booklet.

Catron, Ky Bettie Bullock Cardus

Sheriff's Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas 1914

The sheriff announces a public sale of J. G. Martins property in Comanche County on the first Tuesday in April 1914 to satisfy a Murray Company judgment of 820.96 plus costs. The land lies near Victor, described as the George Fay tract with specified boundaries and improvements. The sale is conducted under an order of the Comanche District Court issued February 6 1914.

State of Texas Comanche District Court Comanche County Murray Company J. G. Martin Court House Towit Texas S. E George Fay Geo. Fay Victor Jack Cunningham, Sherif

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Clarence Bowman Baggett Creek Association E. T. Moore Bibb Institute M. E. Church South Sidney Bears Grove Layman’s Conference Shiloh Church John W. Smith Geo. W. Shearer Thdree Dr. Westbrook Ray W. M. Nelson Evans Wim. Reese W. W. Cunningham Matt J. W. Briscoe FE. B. Garrett John Smith Robert Jones R. M. Wagnon T. J. Mooney J. W. Braswell J. FE. Milton Tom Taylor W. A. Hamlett First Baptist Church Chief Exponent Lydia E.pinkham Farm and Ranch Holland’s Magazine Chattanooga Medicine Co Les Chattanooga, Tenn The First National Bank Farmers & Merchants National Bank Comanche County Abstract Co G. W. McClellan J. R. Eanes C. A. Hitt Jnc. D Waring See. Treas
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