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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1934

Page

8

Pioneer Sidney Resident Dies After Weeklong Illness

Seborn M. Hilley, 84, a long time Sidney resident, died at home on May 6 after a week of illness. Burial was in Stagg Creek Cemetery with his grandsons as pallbearers. Surviving children include Dr. W. M. Hilley, A. A. Hilley, J. Hilley of Sidney, Mrs. C. A. Clary of Paducah, and Mrs. C. F. Jones of Gaines Arkansas. He and wife N E Grouver moved to Comanche County in 1891, she having died about 17 years ago. He was active in local affairs.

Seborn M. Hilley Sidney Stagg Creek Preston Broxton Milburn Hilley Cecil Hilley Oscar Hilley Alton Hilley Tra Hilley Paducah C. F. Jones Gaines Arkansas

Mothers Day Cards and Harvest Cards In Town

A local shop features a harvest assortment and Reese's themed cards for Mother’s Day. The selection highlights seasonal designs and popular candy motif cards for gift giving.

Mothers Day Reese's

Miss Robert Johnson Dies at Snyder

Delayed obituary notes Miss Robert Johnson of Gustine then Snyder died March 22 at the home of her nephew B. D. Cox from pneumonia after a two week illness. Born January 2 1867 in Smith County Texas she moved to Comanche County as a child and later lived with sister Mrs C C Cox. She joined the Methodist Church at eleven and remained a member until death. She is survived by Fletcher Parker of Grand and several nieces.

Robert Johnson Comanche County Gustine Snyder B. D. Cox A. H. Cox Rev. E. M Union Cemetery Bobby Smith County Texas Iss Johnson C. C. Cox Methodist Church John Fletch Parker

Williams Prices Buys All Wool Pants and More

J. F. Tate stores and D. O. Williams advertise closing out hardware stock and special prices on dried fruits, coffee, eggs, hats, and clothing. Items include men pants, overalls, straw hats, eggs at 11 cents, and Rex Peaberry coffee sold with milk bucket and goblet.

J. F. Tate Hardware Duncan Rex D. O. Williams

Mothers Day Mottos’ 15 Cents to Se Reese Drug Co

A clipped note notes a promotion or slogan related to Mothers Day with a 15 cent reference tied to Se Reese Drug Co and a promotional context. The readable fragment implies a local advertisement or store offer connected to the holiday.

Mothers Day Reese Drug Co

Harvest Time Bindery Supply Sale Ad

M Howard Kilpatrick promotes a bindery supply sale featuring binder canvas guards sections cycles pitmans and related items aimed at making the buyer’s bindery a central supplier and reducing costs.

Sycles Pitman M Howard Kilpatrick Pitman’s Howard Kilpatrick

Constable's Sale Notice in De Leon Texas 1924

The State of Texas Comanche County will sell for cash on the first Tuesday in June 1924 before the Comanche County Court House door in De Leon. Property described as a tract 80 by 125 feet in Block VIII Central Addition deeded by George W Howard to Cotha Clayton J C Clayton. Amounts due total 51.41 plus 14.50 costs and sale costs. J W Trederhill Constable Pre No 5.

State of Texas Comanche Comanche County F. C. Jave Clotha Clayton J. C. Clayton Court House de Leon Texas Georgce W Howard Cotha Clayton Camanche County F. O. Jaye A. T J. W. Trederhill

Berry acreage boom eyed for 1933 crop expansion

The article notes projected doubling of berry acreage over 1932 with a heavy yield implying more blackberries. It describes Thrift Packing Company president Mr. Gage seeking to pack turnip greens peas and green beans at Comanche plant and possibly shelled black eyed peas if acreage and contracts allow. W. H. Carpenter urges growers to watch for next week’s notice on berry contracts as the plant plans to be ready for market.

Eer Thrift Packing Company Gage Delgado Comanche Texas California Gare W. H. Carpenter

Mothers Day Gifts at Reese Drug Co

Reese Drug Co offers a large variety of gifts for Mother's Day with many options to choose from.

Mothers Day Reese Drug Co

Nervine Ad Claims Quick Relief for Nervous Troubles

An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for nerves anxiety and indigestion. It cites a testimonial from Maud Thomas of Glasgow Kentucky and guarantees a dollar refund if not satisfied. The copy emphasizes long history and patient endorsements to persuade readers to buy.

Miles Nervine Maud Thomas Dr. Miles

Black-Draught Touted As Effective Family Medicine

Mrs. 8 G Ramey of Henryetta Oklahoma says she uses Thedford's Black-Draught about twenty five years to relieve sour stomach bitter taste biliousness sluggishness and headaches. She reports rapid relief and considers it unbeatable as a family remedy and urges readers to get a package of the 25 cent product.

8. G. Ramey Henryetta Okla Thedford

R G Dean Buried At Pendergrass

R G Dean of Sidney died at his home near Sidney Friday April 27 after an extended illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Demee with six pallbearers and his wife as flower girls. Born April 17 1855 in Baxter County Arkansas he moved to Comanche County and settled near Sidney. Survived by wife two daughters and several sons with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mrs Dean died six months earlier. Dean had been a Methodist member since 1869.

Dean Sidney Hee Demee Baxter County Arkansas Comanche County Methodist Church C. F. Horner Comanche G. W. Luker Brownfield W. M. Weaver Southland F. G. Dean Stephenville S. B

Gore's Grocery Ad Promotes Fresh Produce and Groceries

Gore's Grocery invites inspection of a full line of fresh fruits vegetables and fancy and staple groceries. Phone 356.

Gore's

Two Brothers Pass Pharmacists Test

William and Harry Cauley, sons of Mr and Mrs W C Cauley of Comanche, passed the State Pharmacy Board examination and are now licensed druggists. They are graduates of the local high school, William studied two years at the University of Texas, and both gained experience at Smith Drug Store.

William Harry Mark Cauley State Pharmacy Board W. C. Cauley Comanche University of Texas Smith Drug Store

Poultry Eggs Cream and Hides Ad by J W Norrid

The advertisement offers poultry eggs cream and cow hides for sale by J W Norrid. It signals a local agricultural trade listing with contact or barter details likely in a rural market segment.

J. W. Norrid

Fairview School Program Set For May Graduation

A Fairview School program closes the term with a dinner at eight and a May 18 ceremony. A play Jimmy, Be Careful features Beatrice Johnston Weldon Boyd Pauline and coo oes Arlis sley Francis Boynton George Williams Belva Lee Boyd Rector McNutt Junior Beaty. Diploma and certificate presentations follow. Lions Club awards go to top eight‑month average students. A May 17 program by Primary and Intermediate classes includes listed student performances and readings.

Fairview O. B. Ee Jimmy Beatrice Johnston Weldon Boyd Pauline Ane Coo Oes Arlissley Francis Boynton George Williams Belva Lee Boyd Rector McNutt Junior Beaty Lions Club Rose Tarch Helle Elliott Daisy Armor Luke Eldon Easey Olon Hicks Theron Wilson

Miss Donaho to Present Graduation Recital at Tarleton

Miss Marion Lucille Donaho of Comanche soprano will present her graduating recital at John Tarleton College in the College Auditorium at 8 o clock Thursday evening May 17. She studies under Earl Gough of the Tarleton Conservatory faculty and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs O H Donaho of this city.

Marion Lucille Donaho Comanche John Tarleton College Donaho Earl Gough Tarleton Conservatory O. H. Donaho

Judge L. E. Patterson of Goldthwaite Dies

Judge L E Patterson of Goldthwaite dies after funeral services held in the locality. A number of Comanche people attended the services on Thursday afternoon.

L. E. Patterson Goldthwaite Gold

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Nelly Don Don Mother's Bay Moss Rose Mall Roberson East Side Square Williams Ial R. G. Dean Pendergrass Yoriaeyt Bright O' Carly Kot Airmaid Sinclair Opaline Sinclair S. B. Co Sinclair Refining Co U. S. Pat W. C. House Comanche, Texas
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