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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1929
Page
6
The Comanche Chief publication details its postal registration at the Comanche Texas post office. Officials C W Wilkerson and W H Carpenter are listed as editor and manager in a faint archival note.
Comanche observers attend the funeral of W A Wetzel and Mrs Caroline Seeders with relatives and visitors from Abilene Brownwood Del Rio Fort Worth and other towns. Local officials and residents discuss crops and cattle conditions while many residents travel to nearby towns for events and gatherings. See the high school carnival on court house lawn Saturday night.
Farm ers Produce Co markets starting mash growing mash egg laying mash and mixed chicken feeds for poultry producers.
We extend gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the death and burial of our loved one. May God reward you for your prayers and gestures. Special thanks to telephone operators for courtesies and to all who offered flowers. Co. J. Bartley and Son Mrs. G. C. Wetzel Mrs. Ermine Powell W. A. Crockett
George Black underwent surgery in Brownwood on Monday and is reported to be doing well.
The Slider families express heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown during Mr. Slider's illness and burial. Your numerous expressions of sympathy eased our sorrow and are deeply appreciated by Mrs. W. R. Slider, L. F. Slider, and families, and W. H. Slider with their families.
Two girls once living on hot water and rice due to stomach trouble now eat normally and feel fine after taking Adlerika. They report the first spoonful relieves gas and removes old waste from the system, improving meals and sleep. Wm. Reese Co. and Durham Drug Co. distribute Adlerika.
Out of community relatives gathered for Grandma Helm's funeral Tuesday in Soda Springs. Attendees included B W Helm Henry Huffman Alvie Carmacle from Ballinger Miller and two children Jim Mannins Morris Ranch and many others from nearby towns. Local clergy led services as Rev J Y Robinson of Energy was unable to attend due to illness.
J. R. Eanes and Co offer services to arrange care for a wife and education for children. Details provided on request.
J. R. Eanes and Co promotes life and accident policies with the claim None Better. The advertisement highlights extra value offerings in coverage and benefits for prospective clients.
Comanche County's Court House Lawn may gain lighting as a Y M B L committee of Wiland Fagan J A Barton and Ira Clemons was appointed to study lamps. They will consult with W P Murphy on a plan to install lights when the city lighting extensions proceed.
Claim links rheumatic and sciatic pains to kidney toxins and offers a 60 cent Cystex test with an Iron Clad Money Back Guarantee. No sedatives or narcotics promised. If pain persists, money back assurance applies. Readily available at any drug store.
A readable fragment notes FuaTCKK and Turk feeding mash at a Produce Co facility. The item mentions egg laying mash and production inputs used in poultry feed.
A antique ad-style note warns against self fitting glasses. It cautions that wrong lenses or light errors strain the eyes and nerves and advises not to attempt fitting one’s own glasses.
Farm rs Produce Co. reports growing mash and erg laying mind mixed chicken feeds at its facility. No further details provided.
A much larger crowd than usual attended singing here Saturday night. An invitation is extended for everyone to join every Saturday night. H. S. Hailbrooks, recently at Putnam, is at home now.
We offer insurance to cover sheep whether in pasture or barn against hail and wind. Jessup & Allcorn provides every kind of insurance to protect your livestock and farm assets.
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