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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1923

Page

6

Crops Planted in Comanche County Amid Rain Outlook

Farmers report most crops planted and ready for rain in Comanche County. Local visits include Henry Stevens at N Williams home and Opal Beaty with aunt Mrs Dean Collins. Also, residents joined an all day singing at Vandyke and Wesley Sledge visited Mrs I M Gressett, with a rifle incident described as a wolf shot leaving uncertainty if a wolf or cow was shot.

Henry Stevens N. Williams Vandyke Opal Beaty Dean Collins Comanche Wesley Sledge I. M. Gressett

Sunday School Attendance and Community Visits Reported

A large Sunday crowd attended church services led by Rev. Davenport. Several locals traveled to Comanche, including Ben Tinney, Henry Poldebuck, J. D. Carlisle, and Miss Zetha Boulter. Iva Tate of Comanche visited relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen hosted Tate and Sizemore family members. Grandpa Hicks from Comanche stayed with relatives. Whooping cough is spreading. Singing at Mrs. Lewis near Newburg drew attendees. Clyde Tate from Comanche visited here last week.

Rev. Davenport Comanche Ben Tinney Henry Poldebuck J. D. Carlisle Pomphey Mrs. Boulter Zetha Boulter Frank Boulter Iva Tate Allen Tate Ollie Sizemore Will Wilson Newburg Grandpa Hicks Lewis J. PD. Allen BE. C. Tinney Bynum Clyde Tate

May 22 Social and Local News From Gap Area

Cotton planting near completion with good stands. Ada Thomason of Gap visited Comanche from Friday to Monday. Rev. Walter Williams and wife from Fort Worth visited Gap relatives. Parl Burnett of Comanche and Rev Isbel and wife visited in Gap. Philip Brown returned home after school in Comanche. Mrs. Howell Gleaton attended a brother’s funeral in Anson. F P D Ross and son Billie in Comanche for Billie’s facial operation. Dr Hilley gave Mrs Joe Armstrong a Gorman surgery. Bill Hilley returns from Plainview. Herman Jones had a mild stroke but recovery underway. John Ward killed a six foot rattlesnake on Bob Morris’ farm. Miss Johnnie Armstrong and Miss Ethel Jones returned home. Uncle Jim Medwine visited. Master Roger Vancleave stayed with R Q George. Carl Wilson of Cisco buying chickens and eggs. Mrs T P D Brown returned from Brownwood operation. Mrs R Q George and daughter visited Newburg. Cland Cox and Comanche crew helped clean Pendergrass cemetery. John Sides and dogs raided wolves. about 75 men pursued, 8 pups and 8–10 shots at two old wolves.

Ada Thomason Gap Comanche Walter Williams Fort Worth C. L. White Williams Parl Burnett Isbel Philip Brown Howell Gleaton Anson F. PD. Ross Billie Hilley Joe Armstrong Gorman Bill Hilley Plainview Herman Jones FE. H. Jones Roger Vancleave Newbury R. Q. George Carl Wilson Cisco T. PD. Brown Brownwood J. J. Vancleave Newburg Cland Cox Pendergrass John Sides Near Blanket Bill Steel

Rev Hodges Delivers Four Sermons at Freewill Church

May 23 report shows Rev Hodges filled the Freewill church with four good sermons over Saturday and Sunday. A large Sunday dinner crowd attended, with renal singers noted. Visitors include Troy Samuels from Eastland, Omer Tullis of Comanche, Williford brothers of Gum Springs, and Mrs Tiner's Logan Gap visitants.

Hodges Freewill Church Renal Troy Samuels Eastland Tiner Omer Tullis Comanche Delmar McDaniel Williford Brothers Gum Springs Marion Jackson G. Boynton Logan Gap

Ripley Suffering Cancer Seeks Temple Treatment

In Cotton Grove on May 23 residents note W. D. Ripley is ill with a facial cancer and has traveled to Temple for care. Family members accompany him for the operation while Oak Valley hosts a union Sunday school and regular singing. Nearby updates include visits and home improvements by locals.

W. D. Ripley Temple George Ripley Sam Forehand W. TD. Ripley Ripley Union Oak Valley Thoma Davis Fastland Ranger Julian Johnson

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Comanche and Nashville

Residents attest to kidney relief with Doan's Kidney Pills. W. D. Martin of Comanche reports back pain and muscle soreness alleviated, while Andrew White of Nashville says Foley Kidney Pills let him walk without pain and restore bladder function. Refuse substitutes. insist on Foley's.

Comanche W. D. Martin Doan Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y Andrew White Nashville Tenn Foley Foley's

Mrs. Mollie C. Gregson praises Tanlac health boost

Mrs. Mollie C. Gregson of Fort Worth Texas says at 73 she remains active thanks to Tanlac. She recalls years of nervous weakness and loss of appetite then notes eleven pounds gained and renewed energy. Tanlac sold by all druggists and over 87 million bottles sold.

Tanlac Mollie C. Gregson Ross Ave Fort Worth Texas Taniac F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Taroline paint repels pests and seals cracks for poultry

An advertisement touts Taroline tar oil to paint and seal cracks and crevices to keep pests away. It promotes Martin Blue Bug Remedy for insects on poultry feed with a money back guarantee from Hamilton Drug Co priced at 83.40 cents.

Martin Blue Bug Remedy Hamilton Drug Co

Thirteen the Dog? Riddle Stirs Laughs in New Orleans

A joke from the New Orleans States plays on a dog named Thirteen. Tom notes the dog is lame so he “puts down three and carries one,” prompting Jack to ask the cue about the name. The quip hinges on wordplay about numbers and a pet.

Jack Tom New Orleans

Alvin Owsley Receives French Honor for Legion Service

Alvin Owsley, national commander of the American Legion, was awarded the Order of Merit by the Union Nationale des Combattants, a French veterans group. The bronze medal honors his support for French and American veterans, a distinction given to only fifty others previously.

Owsley American Legion Union Nationale Des Combattants Charles Bertrand Interallied Veterans’ Federation

Lunch Hour Mood in the Workplace

A witty exchange from the Boston Transcript notes a boss who is grouchy before lunch and even grumpier after, with a quip about indigestion. The brief humor reflects office culture and timing.

Boston Transcript

Ferrasal Claim Sparks Dallas Patient’s Recovery

A Dallas man, R. D. Elliott, credits Ferrasal with saving his life and curing gall bladder and stomach troubles after doctors advised surgery. He reports rapid relief and resumed eating in one week, stating the remedy will cure related ailments when taken properly. Hamilton Drug Co. sells and guarantees Ferrasal.

Dallas Crawford St Texas R. D. Elliott Hamilton Drug Co

Father scolds son over quarrel as boy defuses foe

A San Francisco Examiner item recounts a tense moment between a father and son named Tommy. The father orders counting to calm anger and the boy reveals he already held back before another boy shouted to stop the fight.

Tommy San Francisco Examiner

Relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar for Whooping Cough

James Noll of Connersville Indiana says his child recovered from whooping cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He also recommends Foley's for coughs or colds in his other children and notes he avoids substitutes. The product is sold widely.

James Noll Connersville Indiana Foley

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Comanche County Arbor Springs Bill Sidney and Cotton Grove Tom Walton John Wing Manche Mrs. Gregson Mildred Pipkin Columbia, Tenn Cardus Cardui Shorthorn Breeders Association P. A. Petci1 T. A. Ward J. Doss Mimwer Sec. & Trent Jim DeWitt A. Pettit J. D. Smoot R. T. Lane T. W. Powers E. Sumner Blanket T. W. Whitesides Sidney Jeff Morgan J. B. Pool Sipe Springs J. Doss Miller de Leon Alvin Owsley Indianapolis Ind Alvin DAY Dream Rouge Luxor Rouge Nadine Rouge Armands Rouge Rouge Ingramn Lavilliere Artesia Aristocrat Kjer Kiss Melba Marinillo Queen Bess Mavis Vantine Sempray Pozzonni Mary Garden McCormick Paris Smith Detroit Mackey Motor GO Ford and Fordson A-C Motor Company Clyde House Clyde Benson Marlbrook, Va C. W. McCollum Office Burks Bldg Comanche, Texas I. M. Cochran Office F. & M. Bank O. H. Donado Agents Texas Oil Company Oscar Callaway Gil. Callaway Mark Callaway Callaway P. A. Pettit Fleming A. J. Blevins Magnolia Petroleum Company Coker & Isham’s Tonis
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