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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1931
Page
2
Catalog-style notice lists ladies hosiery rayon rib hose at sale prices 29 cents to 49 cents, crepe paper silk finish at two for one, and aluminum ware bargains. Also mentions glass tumblers two for fifty cents and a variety of patterned items for children and apparel.
Mrs John Switzer died in Tahoka on Tuesday March 19 at midnight and was buried the next afternoon at three. She was 32, born in Comanche County, daughter of the late Rev and Mrs S F Wood. Survived by husband John Switzer six children mother and four siblings. Funeral held by F J Wood of Comanche.
Burks and Son Warehouse Co. offers storage for wool and mohair. The brief notice outlines warehousing services and contact for consignors seeking secure, inspected storage space.
Advertisement claims Taniac cures stomach troubles dizziness and headaches by restoring digestion and sleep. A Philadelphia man reports no dizzy spells since use and better nerves. The tonic, made from roots and herbs, costs under two cents a dose and offers a money back guarantee.
The Texas county judge orders an election held April 4 1931 in all school districts within Comanche County Precincts 1 and 3 to elect one County School Trustee from each precinct. The notices name the election officers and appoint the presiding officials. Dated March 4 1981.
Mrs. Walter Rudloff of Crow Nlaine and Mrs. Annie M. Hancock hosts with family members in town. Mrs. O T Shipp of Linders visits Dicey Stanley. Elbert Briscoe travels to Glen Rose with Royee Briscoe. Clemmie Barry stays with her father P Kellum. Sallie Johnson hospitalized in Brownwood. Mrs. Charles Purvis and baby Lillian Adine of Waco stay with George Purvis. Lloyd Sturkie from John Tarleton visits family. George Purvis returns from East Texas business trip.
Miss Allene Smith spent the weekend with Etna Gatlin. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Burton of Fort Worth visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Burton. The play Light House Nan will be given at this place on Friday night, March 20.
Mrs H M Bowden and Ruth visited brother L B Edwards in Stephenville. Roland Stewart of Stephenville visits here this weekend. Miss Jackie Huffman visited sister and family. R M Tubbs opens a Filling Station on Highway 19 near Hasse run by O T Swindell. J D Hodge Jr of Brownwood visited parents. Roland Stewart O T Swindell Tom Sparks and Trillie Bowden attended the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. Rena Owens of Harmony returned home after visiting Roy Tubbs.
Advertises Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy as a cure for severe gum disease with a money back guarantee. Claims not a mouthwash or paste and markets through Wm. Reese Drug Co. Agenta.
Burks and S n Wah use Co. advertise readiness to store wool and mohair for customers.
A patient reports lifelong constipation with headaches and dull feelings. After taking Black Draught, symptoms eased. the user keeps it on hand for when a laxative is needed and claims no better remedy in three years of use.
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