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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1914

Page

10

Platform of Sam J. Hunter for Congress in Texas District 12

Sam J. Hunter promotes himself as a Democratic candidate for Congress from Texas 12th district. He cites legal career, dissents, support for Wilson and Bryan, and pledges to curb trusts, back government telegraphs, parcels post, farm credit banks, and tariff reform while advocating woman suffrage and federal judge elections. He attacks incumbents and pledges to return Confederate pension funds.

Tarrant Denton Tarrant County Court of Civil Appeals Fort Worth S. W Texas Supreme Court of Texas Supreme Court of the United States W. J. Bryan Mr. Wilson United States Congress Frisco Railroad Company England Germany France Spain Interstate Commerce Commission Acts of Congress Tohmas Jefferson Supreme Court of the Mexico William J. Bryan Great Republic Confederate States Treasury South Sam J. Hunter

Reasons Why I Oppose the Re-election of Oscar

The author attacks Oscar for denouncing William J. Bryan on the floor of Congress and harming his standing among Democrats. It claims Oscar opposes the progressive administration and voted against major reforms like the currency bill, aligning with Wall Street bankers and Republican leaders.

Congress William J. Bryan Oscar Bryan Wall Street

Grigsby's Liver-Lax Promises Safe Liver Help

An eminent German scientist notes honesty and energy link to liver health, and Grigsby's Liver-Lax is advertised as a safe alternative to calomel. The ad claims it improves energy and mood when the liver functions well, listing headaches and constipation as signs and offering 50¢ and $1.00 bottles from Wm. Reese Co. with a guarantee.

Grigsby Wm. Reese Co L. K. Grigsby

Has Heard of Our Hog Club

S P Smith secretary of the Chamber of Commerce reports a letter from Wallace’s Farmer Des Moines Iowa praising the Comanche County Hog Club and requesting data for a forthcoming article. The Progressive Farmer of Dallas will also publish on the Hog Growers Association as Runnels County forms a club and others plan to follow.

S. P. Smith Chamber of Commerce Wallace DeMoines Iowa Comanche County Hog Club Progressive Farmer Dallas Hog Growers’ Association Runnels County

Whooping cough warning and home remedy praise

Restless feverishness inflamed throat and spasmodic cough may start whooping cough in children. Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for prompt relief. Mrs. Shipp s of Raymondsville Missouri reports good results and calls it a fine medicine for whooping cough. Wm Reese Drug Co.

Foley

De Leon Man Faces Theft Charge Over Drinking Whisky

A Gustine man named Johnson is charged in De Leon with stealing eight quarts of liquor from a Moran visitor. The owner, sleeping at the depot, woke to find his booze missing and Johnson arrested after the jarred whisky was recovered from a ditch. Johnson posted bond and awaits trial.

Texas DeLeon Johnson Gustine Moran Morpheus Bond

Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles

A Texas claim promoting a remedy called Texas Wonder by Dr. E. W. Hall promises to cure kidney and bladder issues in men and women, dissolves gravel, and aids children's bladder troubles. It states mail order availability for $1 with two months of treatment per small bottle and testimonials from multiple states.

Texas E. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louis

Fire Destroys Residence on West Seventh Street

Saturday night fire destroyed Burton Hooker and family’s home on West Seventh Street. Household goods valued at 1000 with 600 insurance. building owned by Jesse T. Hughes worth 2000 with 1250 insurance. The Hooks were away. the blaze started about 10 o’clock, origin unknown, likely from the kitchen flue or stove.

Burton Hooker West Seventh Street Jesse T. Hughes

Health a Factor in Success

A healthful body is linked to success, noting regular bowels as essential. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and improved digestion and appetite. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Political Primary Slate for County Officials Listed

A community notice enumerates Democratic primary candidates for county and district offices. Names include Humphreys for Congressman at large, Milam for judge, McClellan for district attorney, Loudermilk Rutherford for representative, McMillan for county judge, Creamer Hall, Cunningham, Mary Smith, Carroll, Harris, Palmer, Payne, Fielder, Dobbs, Lacy, Neal Patton, Truitt, Wyatt, Lightfoot, and others, with several seeking re election.

L. H. Creamer Morgan E. Hall Jack Cunningham Mrs. Mary Smith W. D. Carroll Merton L. Harris J. F. Palmer J. B. Payne R. W. Fielder W. T. Dobbs Hugh R. Lacy R. W. Neal Comanche W. J. Patton Prec L. M. Truitt Proctor MO. W. Wyatt ED Lightfoot

Classified ad offer for farm or rooms for rent

A historic classified notice invites listing farms or residence properties for sale and rooms to rent. Rates are penny per word with a minimum charge of 25 cents, as advertised by The Chief Exponent.

Summer clothes cleaned up by Owen Seateh Woolen Tailor

The notice urges readers to have their summer garments cleaned now at Owen Seateh Woolen Tailor, promoting timely service for light fabrics and wardrobes.

Owen Seateh

Chief Exponent Ad Phrase Ends Prompt Rule

A brief fragment noting an advertising rate of a penny per word and referencing an advertising chief exponent. The readable text provides no clear event or named entities beyond the pricing note.

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District of Texas Tarrant, Johnson, Somervell, Parker, Hood, Erath Comanche Counties Post Office Department Knox City Wells Fargo Southern Pacific Company Supreme Court Justice of the Peace Panama Canal Tol Alaska Tidewater Washington Weatherford Robert Speer Speer Callaway Fletcher Castorisa R. B. Humphreys Throckmorton Co 12Th R. F. Milam J. Hunter Associate Justice Court of Civil Appeals Second Supreme Judicial District Ocie Speer R. H. Buck J. R. McClellan Gib Callaway W. T. Loudermilk T. M. Rutherford Jorie W. Burks G. C. Hamilton Geo. C. Wetzel R. B Rube) Waldrop George Hyde) Hulsey W. H. Carpenter J. E. Deely W. D. Jenkins J. H. McMillan THE Comanche Publishing Co Comanche, Texas
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