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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1917
Page
4
A speaker promotes a dust mulch method for corn to curb rising soil moisture and keep roots damp in hot dry weather. He claims it works even with limited rain, costs under 50 cents per acre, and urges farmers to craft a simple mulch float for use in corn and other crops.
Two brothers Frank and Carl Lee have joined far away training camps. Frank Lee, long-time resident of Los Angeles, entered the officers training camp at Presidio, California. Carl Lee, formerly of Taylorsville Illinois, enlisted at Fort Sheridan. Both are Comanche boys expected to contribute to the army.
Sunday singing drew many locals and visitors to the Shiloh area. The note lists multiple attendees and visiting families from nearby towns, with welcomes to return on the third Sunday. Several residents travel between Comanche Fleming and nearby communities, and Emma Wetzel begins touring work from Lamkin.
Brownwood Texas hosts a summer normal with ample faculty and facilities, including a training school and courses in Domestic Science Public School Drawing and Art Music and Public Speaking. Special committee oversight, library access at Howard Payne and Carnegie institutions, and housing help for board or rooms are offered. Local residents pledge support while noting pleasant climate and nearby recreational options.
Higginbotham's advertises cultivators in stock as heavy rain looms. Price remarks suggest savings of 10 to 15 dollars versus next year with easy terms offered.
In Mexico the community reports good health. L. L. Whitfield and family visited Jess Clines Sunday night. A heavy rain Sunday night aided crop growth. Several residents attended the trade day in Dub' on Monday.
An old advertisement promotes quinine tonic laxative uses and notes it does not affect the head. It mentions a signature by HE. W. GROVE and a 25c price. The notice also highlights ongoing millinery sales by Slider & Lacy with Miss Hester Fisher offering hats.
Advertisement notes hay is valuable, promotes Deering and McCormick mowers and rakes and lists one hay press for sale. Mentions easy terms as usual.
J R Eanes and Company offers insurance for farm property anywhere against loss from wind storms. The firm promotes coverage options and policy details for agricultural risks.
A second hand sewing machine offered for five dollars is listed by Atwood Brothers. The short ad notes the price and seller without additional details.
Old time drug advertorial urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs for infants and children showing signs of constipation. It promises gentle, non gripe relief within hours, claims to cleanse liver and bowels, and warns to buy only the California Fig Syrup Co. product.
Local sellers advertise that a few Deering mowers are still available with easy financing. The note emphasizes affordable payments to clear remaining stock.
A cryptic line lists two figures, Slider and Lacy, associated with a contested or notable item described as the best miset killer. The fragment hints at a competitive or criminal context without full details.
Prospects for a good crop are strong with field run peanuts expected to bring at least five cents per pound. The message urges growers to harvest promptly and highlights the Champion Thresher in small to large sizes with flexible terms.
Jno. D. Waring Jr. at Rice Institute Houston received a letter offering a position in the engineering corps of the Cotton Belt Ry. to begin at once. The son has made an excellent reputation at school and the offer speaks for his ability.
Prominent motor truck manufacturers seek sales service and advertising representatives throughout the state. Splendid opportunity for dealers to handle high class yet popular priced trucks. Texas Motor Truck Company Box 1082 Dallas Texas.
Public notice asks owners of run down binders threshers mowers gins windmills dull plows and other gear to contact J L Owen blacksmith and machinist at the northwest corner square opposite ne Sta tion for assessment or disposal.
Kilpatrick's advertises sturdy work gloves at good prices and promotes fruit jars caps and rubbers for sale. The notice emphasizes value and a broad range of hardware and supplies.
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