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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1918

Page

8

Beattie Community Notes on Rain Shortage and Farewell

Beattie residents report scarce rainfall threatening crops while hoping for rain soon. Mr Zack Hickman and Mr Mc Corkle led singings in honor of Douglas Stephenson who left for Camp Travis. A host of friends bid him farewell, and sickness in the community is improving. Mrs Jess Vaughn visited Mrs Elmer Butler.

Zack Hickman McCorkle Douglas Stephenson Camp Travis Jess Vaughn Elmer Butler

Local notices and community happenings in brief

Mrs. Arthur White's baby died Monday. Mrs. Logan Williams welcomed a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stephenson and Ben Stephenson visited Duster Monday evening. Bro. Watkins preached at the Methodist church Sunday. Ellen Williams and Bess Vaughn visited Trinity school last Thursday. Miss Effie Welch visited Ed Welch Friday night. Myrl Warren attended the singing at Sweetwater Sunday. Plans for a children's service at the Methodist church were announced. Everyone is invited to singing next Sunday evening.

Arthur White Douglas Stephenson Byrd Carwile Ben Stephenson Duster Bro. Watkins Methodist Irwin Walker Logan Williams Ellen Williams Bess Vaughn Trinity School Smith Effie Welch Ed Welch Myrl Warren Sweetwater

Brummett Family Moves to Comanche for Singer Agency

T. M. Brummett of Brownwood moves this week to Comanche to take charge of the Singer Sewing Machine agency there. The community welcomes the Brummett family and wishes him a warm greeting in his new role.

Singer Sewing Machine Co Comanche T. M. Brummett Brownwood Mr. Brummett Singer Sewing Machine Agency

Licenses Issued to Local Women and Men

Shirley Strube and Miss Maude Mae Gregory. William B Poindexter and Miss Monie Rambo received licenses in a local issuance event.

Shirley Strube Maude Mae Gregory William B. Poindexter Monie Rambo

Drouth relief procedure outlined for Texas counties

Austin April 9 Only Fisher county applied for state aid under the drouth relief bill, asking 30 000 to buy seed and feed. The article explains county duties to adopt resolutions file with the Governor and obtain state approval, then establish contracts repayable with 4 percent interest, and outlines eligibility, penalties, and distribution rules.

Austin Texas Lone County Fisher County Commissioners’ Court County Commissioners’ Courts Bureau of Markets Stael Department of Agriculture Dallas News

United States Exports Feed Millions to Allies in WWI

Official Bulletin reports from July 1 1914 to January 1 1918 show the United States exported enough food to supply full yearly rations for 57,100,933 people and protein for 22,194,570 more. England received the largest share, with France about half as much, Italy about a quarter of England’s, while Russia received the least. France and Italy received various fats and oils, pork, sugar, wheat, corn, and other foods, including dairy by products for cattle.

United States Russia England France Italy

Soldier Returns From Five Day Furlough At Camp Travis

James R Waldrop of Batts in the 845th Field Artillery Camp Travis Texas returns from a five day furlough. He jokes about a big time and rumors of marriage swirl among friends though he denies wedlock. Private T W Brown of the 60th Company 15th Bn 165 Depot is sending money to his mother and sister.

James R. Waldrop Batts

Cure a Cold Elixir Claims Quick Relief

An advertisement touts a remedy with laxative bromo quinine to cure a cold and promises refund if it fails. It features a signature claiming Druggists endorse E W Groves and urges cough and headache relief as the product works.

E. W. Grove

Cemetery gathering at Shiloh on Saturday announcement

To those interested there will be a cemetery ing at Shiloh on Saturday. Everyone come prepared to and bring a well filled bus dinner.

Shiloh

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J. C. Henderson PULLIAM, LANE @ CO Comanche, Texas Kase Higginbotham Bros. & Co Castoria Brz Drouth Relief Dallas Main ST Contin Dudley East Side Square Camp Tra Washington SAN Angelo Business College San Angelo, Te
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