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Incomplete OCR text shows fragments mentioning Alfredina Falls and an uncertain reference to Mr reck, with little readable context or identifiable events or names.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1940
Page
6
Incomplete OCR text shows fragments mentioning Alfredina Falls and an uncertain reference to Mr reck, with little readable context or identifiable events or names.
A political advertisement praising L. A. Woods for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. It outlines his background, repeated careers in education, and a platform emphasizing increased funding, equalization, vocational training, better supervision, and more efficient administration. It claims achievements like higher per capita funding and expanded access to accredited high schools. It urges voters to re-elect Woods citing progress and economic efficiency.
Families from Abilene Brownwood Priddy Hamilton and Comanche spent Mother’s Day with relatives here. Many visits occurred including Jim Trimble and Mrs Ethel Kemp with Wallace Trimble at Proctor and Roger Magness with children in Comanche. Dublin cast performed a Friday play with Star Tire Boys providing music. Mrs M E Jones 81 visits Dallas while staying with her son Ray Jones.
A historical health ad touts CARDUS and CARDUL for functional dysmenorrhea and periodic distress. It claims symptoms include headaches nervousness irritability and cramps and says CARDUS increases appetite gastric juice flow aiding digestion and energy. The ad notes 50 years of use and urges taking CARDUS before and during the menstrual period to ease discomfort and build strength.
Vernon Cagle of Absilene visited his brother Loman Cagle and family over the weekend. Jim Milligan family attended cemetery work near Blanket. Carl Milner made a business trip to Fort Worth. Brazile of Bibo visited Dillard Kelsey family. Jack Graham of Houston and relatives were here last week. I I Parker returned home with them for an extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Williams traveled to College Station where their son George Williams underwent an appendicitis operation last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Houck visited in Hamilton Sunday. The Avery Moore family of Sidney spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mazurek. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spradling of San Antonio and his father of Hollis Oklahoma spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wilson.
Fragmentary note mentions Ahan Sheerean at Neat Pine and Arvil Houckpent Sunday at Hamilton with Fo of Brownweed Hilliard. It references a national collection on the Civil War era housed at the University of Texas Library.
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