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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
6
An advertiser urges water intake and Anaric for kidney health and backache protection. It promotes drinking water between meals, a milk and vegetable diet with limited meat, and three Anuric daily for a month, claiming benefits for longevity and youth in the war era.
A Bingen Oklahoma user reports severe rheumatism after a knee injury and back strain. After taking four packages of Anuric Tablets relief followed with no rheumatism since. The testimonial mentions lending a package to a neighbor who also improved.
Proctor faced Harmony and Reach on Saturday with Proctor scoring 48 and opponents 4. The Harmony and Roach teams played in good spirits, masking a lopsided score as local fans noted Comanche county title ambitions. Fort Culpit visitor Jess Dixon stayed with his parents. Prof. O W Fagala traveled for business. Miss Mary Grainger spent the weekend in Comanche. T White and son Horace took a quick trip to Godley.
Kurt Worth visited relatives and attended the Stock Show while Alma Grainger and Rose Wilson joined Dr. Callat and wife as guests. The northern lights drew attention. Oswell Dixon left for Carlsbad for health Reasons and Mrs. Dixon moved to Mrs Bells near Dublin. A social at Mr and Mrs Carters and a surprise at Mr Green's capped the weekend with music from Mrs Kearby and her daughter from Comanche.
Miss A I Os shield of Fort Worth reports relief after two bottles of Pep Systemic Pills. She suffered stomach trouble fatigue and nervous strain and says the tonic restored appetite blood supply sleep and calm nerves. The ad urges readers to start a course for liver blood or nerve complaints and notes Wim Reese Co. and other druggists stock the pills.
Full line of Shelf Hardware at Slider and Lacy's with Purity Oats And two packages for 25e at the Farmers Store. Dexter Walling Proprietor.
The Old Standard tonic GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC is promoted as a general strengthener that drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system. It is presented as a true tonic for adults and children and is priced at 60 cents.
A full stock of men and boys shirts is available at Slider and Lacey's. Shoppers can browse a complete range of sizes and styles in the current inventory. Local store hours apply, with new arrivals on display.
Legal summons issued for Oscar Waldrop in Comanche County Texas to answer a petition filed February 26 1918 by Fannie R. Waldrop in District Court docket No 4461. The case cites a 1915 marriage and subsequent separation due to alleged jealousies and accusations with details of residence and a distant field work incident.
Pleading recounts a November incident near Rule Texas where the plaintiff allegedly suffered a miscarriage and was refused medical aid. She claims the defendant attempted to force her to ride sixteen miles in cold rain to a distant home, then abused her with false infidelity accusations. She permanently separated and states future cohabitation as spouses is unsupportable. The case filed in Comanche County District Court demands action at the next term.
By order of sale issued February 26 1918 in Comanche Independent School District vs Wm Ellis the court seizes and will sell on the first Tuesday in April 1918 at the Comanche courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm the real estate described as Lots 2 3 and 4 in Block 1 and Block 2 Lakeside Addition Comanche Texas to satisfy a judgment of 3 80 and costs with two year right of redemption by paying double the bid J T Muller Sheriff Comanche County March 4 1918
The State of Texas County of Comanche by virtue of a bill of cost issued January 19 1918 in the case L A Smith versus J D Barnes et al No 3370 I will sell for cash on the First Tuesday in April 1918 before the Court House door Comanche City Comanche County Texas the property described as 90 by 150 feet Block 87 Wrights Addition to Comanche Town levied on as the property.
A notice states L. A. Smith must satisfy a bill of cost totaling 20.05 dollars for the Officers of the District Court of Comanche County Texas and costs of suit. Dated March 4, 1918, J. E. Miller, Sheriff.
Reed R. Hitt files a suit to quiet title on 136 acres in Comanche County alleging defendants unlawful entry and dispossession on February 9 1917. The case cites prior deeds and seeks judgment quieting title and costs for publication over four weeks prior to April 22 1918.
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