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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1922

Page

6

Harmony Community Notes from Mercer Gap Area

Harmony residents attended a candy breaking at Mr Orval Rogers on Thursday. Many traveled to Mercer Gap for yard work and a ball game Mercer Gap versus Antioch. Social activities included a gathering at George McKinwie's and several visits among locals. Church services were canceled due to bad weather with no Sunday program.

Orval Roger Mercer Gap Harmony Antioch George McKinwie

Public notice forbids trespassing on private property near Comanche

Public notice states that no fishing hunting or trespassing is allowed on a property 12 miles north of Comanche along the Leon River. It lists Mr Dowd Horns by and family as permitted users and is signed by T. J. Hanson. The notice notes a reduction of the Chief to one dollar per year.

Comanche Leon River Dowd Hornsby T. J. Hanson

Vacation Plans and May Activities Offer Career Boost

A regional ad urges young people to invest time in a business education this May. It promotes courses in General Business, Banking, Railroading, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Wireless Telegraphy, and more. The ad highlights time as value, promises job placement, and notes the school is America’s largest with 30,000 graduates.

Amprica

Tanlac Restores Health in Wichita Woman

Mrs. L. Scott of 114 West English Street Wichita claims five years of stomach trouble indigestion and heart palpitations are cured after starting Tanlac. She reports rapid improvement with better sleep appetite weight gain and an ability to perform housework and work at Johnson Lorimer Dry Goods Co. Tanlac is sold in Comanche by Hamilton Drug Co. and leading druggists.

Taniac Tanlac Comanche Hamilton Drug Co

Water meters dead to be repaired fast under city notice

Water customers with dead meters will be notified and must file an application with the City Clerk or have the meter repaired within fifteen days. A $2.50 minimum charge and possible $1.00 reconnection fee apply if unpaid by the tenth of the following month. May 1 the minimum will be $2.50. Mayor J. R. Eanes.

J. R. Eanes

Proctor Community Notices and Local Movements

The week saw farmers enjoying rains as Dr. Wright made a business trip to Pioneer. Mrs. Carpenter returned to Dublin after visiting sister Mrs. Vandiver, while Mr. Roch came home from teaching in Malpie NM. Grace Vandiver shopped in Dublin. W K Knight drove to Comanche. A singing was hosted at Ed Kallum’s home. Gladys Bryant returned from Lamkin. Guy Roch and Kenneth Davis visited Dublin on business and from Carbon to see his sister Lelia Davis teaching locally. De Alva Dudley visited home folks in Comanche. C T Davis and son Ernest from Hasse were in Proctor. Burton Chilcoat, son of Mr. Jones Chilcoat, died Thursday night and was buried Friday afternoon after about two years’ illness.

Jack Witten Shalley Gray Sallie Fletcher Dollie and Robbie Sid Witten Ira Fletcher W. E. Payne Mercer Gap Bennie Smith Vernon Boyd Eula Fletcher Rena Owen Eva Franks Orval Rogers Gladys Clark Shiloh Clarice Clark Ella Gober D. T. Hurley Dick Harris Comanche Harris R. R. Gore Chas. B. Rogers Mrs Tom Gore Grace Vandiver Dublin W. K. Knight Ed Kallum Gladys Bryant Lamkin Guy Roch Kenneth Davis Carbon Lelia Davis de Alva Dudley C. T. Davis Ernest Hasse Proctor Burton Chilcoat Jones Chilcoat

Rainy Week Flood Delays and Local Dance Report

A week of steady rain floods rivers and fills branches beyond banks. A Saturday dance at Mr McDonald’s ended with guests enjoying themselves while three youths returned home late after the party at Mr Allen’s and kept watch over a damaged car near Fleming. Mr Due Cox visited the Gap and reported good grain grass and burrs growth.

Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers in City and School Taxes

Delinquent taxes for City and School accounts must be paid by May 1. After that date the 10 percent penalty applies and extensions are not granted. The City attorney will file suit once delinquent rolls are published and legal notice is given.

J. R. Eanes

Editor L. C. Peck Visits Comanche From Brownwood

Hamilton Herald-Record editor L. C. Peck, returning home from Brownwood, praised Hamilton’s newspaper coverage as the best the town has enjoyed, highlighting his esteem for local journalism.

L. C. Peck Hamilton Herald-Record Comanche Brownwood

Local Seed Stock Promises Fresh Field Seeds

Todd & Jennings advertise a large stock of field seeds for every need. They claim freshness and top quality. Customer orders are welcomed with emphasis on reliable supply.

Todd & Jennings

Arbor Springs Weekend Social Notes

Arbor Springs residents and visitors are listed with gatherings and calls of Friday through Sunday. Otha and Oma Scott visited Rosa Flanagan, Miss Maybell and Isabell Gressett stayed with Levia Wilson, and Mary Moore visited Mabel Cottrell. Additional visits included D W Wilson, T K Moore, Tom Johnston and family, Tom Williams, and Ina Dingus with Ida Gressett.

Downing Otha Oma Scott Rosa Flanagan Jim Kelly D. W. Wilson Cliff Flanagan T. K. Moore Maybell Isabell Gressett Leviai Wilson Mary Moore Mabel Cottrell Tom Johnston Tom Williams N. Williams

Notice to public: no fishing hunting or trespass near Comanche

Public notice states fishing hunting bathing and all trespassing on my property five miles south of Comanche are prohibited. The public is warned against using the land as in the past and is urged to refrain in the future. J. F. Luker.

Comanche J. F. Luker

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward

A Victorian era advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh with a 100 reward for any case it fails to cure. It claims internal action through the blood, builds constitution, and asks readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with druggists selling the medicine.

Hail Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. F. Carpenter J. N. Vandiver Lewis Roch Malpie New Mexico Castoria Ake Arbor Springs George Dingus Ina Ida Gressett Heflin Studio Wayne Hill the Tailor North Side U.S. Pat Fisk Bob and Rog Comanche, Texas Cate Pierce Oil Pierce Oil Corporation United Staes W. W. Cox Room Masonic Temple Old Line Fire and Automobile Companies J. R. Eanes & Company
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