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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1925

Page

3

Editor's Rambles Through Comanche County Roads and Schools

The Chief editor recalls rambling with M J Sullivan and Rev Ben F Hearn to Fairview and Energy schools. He notes the strong school spirit, the role of County Superintendent H L Gantz, and community dinners featuring Comanche Stew and peaches. He visits the Bible area, Bibb and Sidney roads, and Cotton Grove and Fellowship discussions on school consolidation and transportation.

Comanche County M. J. Sullivan Ben F. Hearn Fairview School Murt Sullivan Lions Club Energy H. L., Gantz Fairview C. N. Carter Jessie Horner Johnie Carter R. A. Luker J. R. Janes Charley Denny Denny Robert T. Janes Sidney and Bibb Sipe Springs Bob Jones Maryland Georgia Janes Home Charlie Denny Sidney Judge Luker Bible and Fellowship Gantz Newburg J. F. Redwine H. F. Gantz

Nearly insane at times I took Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Mrs. T. A. Saunders of Knoxville Tennessee reports severe nervous trouble melanchol y and back pain during the change of life. After three years of suffering she began taking eight bottles of the Vegetable Compound and now two years later she has no doctor and has gained weight. She recommends the remedy to other women suffering physically and mentally.

Knoxville Tenn Lydia E. Pinkham T. A. Saunders E. Depot Street Knoxville, Tenn

Mrs. Tuckers Shortening Promises Crisp Browning Good for Frying

Mrs. Tucker's Shortening is a pure vegetable fat made from cottonseed oil. It promises rich flavor with less greasiness, and its air tight container doubles as a useful household bucket when empty. Interstate Cotton Oil Refining Company, Sherman Texas.

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Sullivan Bro. Hearn Burk Rose Energy School Laura Roberson Mildred Adcock Energy District Denny Farm Cotton Grove Tim W. Collins Cotton Grove School Cora Wall Grace Day Brownwood Ruth’s Filling Station Mrs. Saunders Mrs. Tucker Tucker Comanche Cretonnes Beacon Brand Nanche, Texas Cash Store North Side Square Vic Allo Or
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