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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1923
Page
6
An advertising notice lists Higginbotham Bros Company locations in Comanche and Brownwood Texas and directs readers to read an unsolicited testimonial. The item reads as a promotional piece from Box 1442 Dallas Texas.
Dr Musselman argues the junior college under public support is here to stay in Texas with Hillsboro as a model. He notes six faculty, eight resident students, and plans to expand courses while stressing cost efficiency and local funding through tuition and business support.
Posted notice warns all persons against hunting and gathering pecans on the Knutson farm 11 miles east of Comanche, which is under lease to W. F. Robinson.
MIS Winnie Watkins of Dallas testifies that FERRASAL cured her kidney disease after doctors warned of kidney removal. She credits the remedy with ending five years of illness and paralysis, noting excess stomach acid as the cause and urging others to take FERRASAL at 50 cents a box, sold by Hamilton Drug Company in Comanche, Texas.
Washington report notes 200 Texans filed returns for 1921. one had income up to 1 000 000 and others in 400 000 to 1 000 000 brackets. Three high earners paid 916 757 in tax, including 836 539 surtax. Total Texas personal returns 12 667 814. Fort Worth led Tarrant County with 14 316 returns, Dallas 27 242, Harris 25 TOS. Corporations: 185 filed from Texas, gross 1 168 609 084, net 65 392 158 paying 5 207 070 income tax and 5 180 528 war excess.
Madison Mills advertises direct sale of Better Made shirts with no capital or experience required. Claims easy sales and big profits and offers free samples from 503 Broadway, New York.
Mrs Mary F Herrick of Detroit Street Indianapolis credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her recovery from a nervous breakdown and infertility. She says six bottles restored strength, enabling three more children, and praises the product for fortifying the reproductive system during pregnancy.
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