Mrs Mary Bowman Dies After Long Pioneer Life
Mrs Mary Bowman wife of the late W F Bowman died after a long life in the county near Indian Creek Church. Born November 26 1836 in Georgia she married in 1857 and moved to Texas in 1868. She leaves 10 children H C J H Thad Parker and Mollie Fagan among others. She joined the Methodist church young and was active for over 50 years. Burial was at Indian Creek on Thursday May 17 with Rev B K Tenny presiding.
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Mary Bowman
W. F. Bowman
Indian Creek Church
H. C
J. H
Thad Bowman
Parker
Post City
Mollie Fagan
Methodist Church
Indian Creek
Rev
B. K. Tenny
Ring program highlighted at Austin Convention
Arthur Everts of Dallas urged churches to practice faithfully while East Dallas church showed a marked record in tithing and urged continued support for the program.
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Austin
Arthur Averts
Dallas
East Dalchurch
Everts
Tithing Tied to Church Growth In Canton Ohio
Pastor Samuel H. Austin promotes tithing as a spiritual financial system that strengthens churches. He cites Brother P. H. Welsheimer of Canton noting the Canton church’s growth and large Bible school, attributing success to tithing. Services listed for Sunday include 9:45 Bible school 11:00 sermon The Kingdom of God and 8:00 p.m. The Judgement to Come. Men invited to Bible Class.
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P. H. Welsheimer
Canton
Ohio
Canton Church
Canton Bible School
Kingdom of God
Samuel H. Austin
Lemon juice skin whitener recipe uses lemon and orchard white
A homely beauty tip explains mixing juice from two lemons with 3 ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint skin purifier. Strain pulp, keep it fresh for months and apply daily to face neck arms and hands to lighten freckles sallowness and tan.
Pleasant Valley Social Notes
Pleasant Valley shows visitors and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Jeff Holland returned from a visit to Mrs Holland's father at Byrd. Mr and Mrs Tom Lacy visited with Mr and Mrs Robert Morris. Mr Dalt Parson and family called on relatives at Walnut. Miss Mable Morris and sister Iva B visited Mrs Bill Holland. Mr Aaron Ward and family also noted.
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Pleasant Valley
Jeff Hollaand
Local Guests Share Sunday Visit Across town
Mr and Mrs Walter Ward and Ward family matriarch visited J T Morris and kin Sunday. Gutherey couple and the Rogers sisters of Sidney joined. Rinehart duo stayed over with Walnut friends. Mable Morris and Ned attended a Sidney singing. Parnell family of Stag Creek spent time with Mrs Bill Holland. Will McGlotham and family from Energy visited a sister Mrs Harden. Ira Livingston and family attended May gathering.
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Walter Ward
Mr. Ward
Gutherey
Hardin
Ira Livingston
Dr. Tinkle's Liver-eze Endorsed by Texas Vet
Dr. O. Tatum of Winters Texas advocates Dr. Tinkle's Liver-eze to relieve long standing constipation and improve liver function. He praises its mild action and says it won’t cause griping or sickness. The ad notes a 50 cent price with refund if unsatisfied and lists other Dr. Tinkle remedies and local outlets.
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Tatum
Winters
Texas
Tinkle
Comanche
A. P. Smith
DeLeon
Harmon Drug Co
Gustine
Sadler Drug Co
A. P. Drug Co
Proctor
City Drug Co
Sipe Springs
Smith’s Drug Store
Sidney
A. A. Hilley
Cyclone Rips Through Copperas Prairie Area Destroys Homes
An inch of rain renewed by wind and hail, a small cyclone passed near Fred Vaneleave’s house, gutting paths of destruction. Jim Morris’s meat house collapsed, Ira Livingston’s residence was blown off its foundation, crops largely spared. Farmers report little impact from the food famine scare as planting continues. Local visits include Joe Davis seeking Sidney School principal post and Mr White from Comanche looking to buy cattle. A musical Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Cc White drew a large crowd, with Saturday night plans at Mr. and Mrs. R Q George rained out.
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Copperas Prairie
Gap
Fred Vaneleave
Jim Morris
Ira Livingston
Joe Davis
Gorman
Sidney
Mr. White
Comanche
Atwood Brothers Offers Rare Brand New Furniture Bargains
Bargains attract shoppers to Atwood Brothers as they feature brand new furniture items. The sale emphasizes scarce discounts on items across living room and bedroom lines.
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Atwood Brothers
Dublin Boy Deck Davis Led Dallas Business Battalion
Deck Davis of Dublin, son of merchant W. B. Davis, led the Business Men's Battalion in Dallas as a major though likely past 45. During the Spanish-American War he served bravely as first lieutenant of Company M, Fourth Texas Volunteer Infantry, raised mainly in Comanche, under Capt. J. R. Holman.
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Deck Davis
Dublin
W. B. Davis
Dallas
Deck
Fourth
Texas Volunteer Infantry
J. R. Holman
Comanche
Comanche Saturday Rain Disrupts Peanut Replanting
Heavy rains force many to replant peanuts in Comanche as seed supplies become scarce. Farmers scramble to secure seed and restart fields amid wet weather.
Freezone promised relief for corns and calluses fits heels era
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a quick painless fix for tender corns and hardened calluses. He claims the solution dries fast and removes corns without inflaming surrounding skin, with a small bottle costing little at drug stores. Millions may welcome the product as high heels rise.
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Cincinnati
Laxative Brom Quinine Patent Ad Claims Cure in One Day
A vintage ad touts LAXATIVE BROM Q UININE as a remedy to cure a cold in one day and relieve cough and headache. It promises a full refund if it fails and bears W GROVE'S signature on each bottle.
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Sts
W. Grove
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Federal Reserve Banking
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First National Bank
Comanche, Texas
Supt
A. R. Jarrett
J. E. Deely
J. Layne
Tral Christian News
Mir, WM. Reese Drug CO
St. Louis
Kansas City
J. A. Cox
Alderson
W. Va
Cardus
Cardui
Do Guid
Aechioes
Porena Company
Colambes
Obie
Bob Stanton
Hunt
WM. Reese CO
Allen & Harris
Mara
Jim Moody
Atta
Clark & Dillard
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