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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1940
Page
8
A county official thanks supporters while recounting 206 felony complaints filed and collaborations with Grand Juries and the District Attorney. He appeals for votes and promises to enforce the laws to the utmost if re elected. Includes church meeting schedule and announcements.
The Comanche Chief announces a joint offer with the Semi-Weekly newspaper at a one year rate of 1.50 dollars. This combined subscription propels readers to secure extended coverage at a reduced annual price.
Mrs Eunice Winifrey aged 67 died suddenly May 9 at her daughter Horace Brown home in Gap community. Rev Joe Isabell officiated at burial in Sipe Springs Cemetery. Born Oct 13, 1872 she married H J Winifrey in 1892 and had seven children including Chelera Brown Lena Garrett Anpmie Jones and Odessa Dunn. She joined Missionary Baptist Church at 13 and belonged to Sipe Springs church.
The ad touts Black-Draught as a vegetable laxative with proven features promising punctual relief from constipation and associated discomforts. It claims the principal ingredient acts as an intestinal tonic, toning lazy bowel muscles. A small nightly dose, per directions, provides gentle, thorough action by morning.
Hayes aged sixty and Mr Hayes sixty six are noted in the report with ages given for two individuals. The text provides no further context or events surrounding these ages.
Old Gum Springs Rev and Mrs E B Early of Brownwood spent the weekend here with Mr and Mrs John Harris at Hasse. Garland McGuire of Brownwood spent the weekend with his parents here.
The item lists W. J. Cline and daughter of Oney B Salyer, Mr and Mrs Cecil Salyer and daughter of Dublin, Mr and Mrs Boyd Ewing, Mr and Mrs Roy Salyer and daughters, Miss Hazel Tackett, Mrs Oscar chapted, and Miss Dorothy Nell Locke of Proctor visiting her sister. The fragment notes multiple families and visits in a local society column.
Quick relief ad targets stomach upset from excess smoking and drinking. Promotes Adia Tablets with money back guarantee. Sold by The Wm. Reese Drug Co. and Service Drug Store.
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