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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
7
A Los Angeles woman Mrs Georgs Hanver declares Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover from years of illness and frequent doctor visits. She reports improvements after eight bottles and Sanative ash. She says she has influenced other women to try the medicine.
Harmony Community stage performance of An Old Fashioned Mother on November 3 to raise funds for Harmony Church. Cast led by Mrs. M. E. Owen and Dorus Brown. Howell Edwards praised for Sukie Pindle. Next show planned in Indian Creek. community theater valued for training and public spirit.
Austin woman Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker accepts Harding administration appointment to direct Near East relief work in Texas. She toured Chautauqua, Lake Placid, and New York City, lectured in Ohio and West Virginia, and met Will Hays on motion picture standards.
Oscar Callaway bought eight hundred seventy Ramboullet spring lambs from Walnut Springs breeder Mr. Caruthers at four dollars delivered at Blanket. He expects each lamb to shear ten pounds by June if wool prices stay strong, making five dollars per lamb cover costs and feed. Fattening aims for market sale about March first. ewe lambs will be kept for breeding. Ramboullet is the French merino first introduced via James L. Slayder.
A sensational claim extols ironized yeast as a simple discovery that yields healthy cheeks and a ravishing complexion. The ad-style testimonial asserts blood quality and rapid, glorious skin improvement for readers seeking beauty remedies.
The Union camp meeting opened near Fleming Springs with many campers. J P Cook built a house for Sam Houston. Five dry goods stores operate in Comanche as Mary Hart of Iuka becomes a schoolteacher. A heavy rain falls as W T Montgomery fences 5000 acres. A lawsuit ends with $2300 and a lifetime pass over the G C & S F Railroad. Several residents plan to move to Denison or Dallas for opportunities. Memorial services honor the dead per President Arthur’s proclamation. Most businesses closed, pupils marched to camp grounds, and Sweetwater Valley families join the local school.
Uncle Tom Hammond visited Bosque county meeting old friends, some seen after fifty years. A graveyard work is planned at Dingler Old Board Church on Saturday November 18, inviting all to bring dinner and any implement to help.
A notice states Rev R H Denny asks to change his paper from Burbank Oklahoma to Wann and wishes success in his new location. The item includes local ads for tires and a laxative remedy Herbine sold by S P Smith.
Advertisement notes a 1920 five passenger Chevrolet offered at 150 dollars with cash and part trade in fall 1925. It has a new top and new rear casings among other new parts and is valued higher than the asking price by about 100 dollars. Contact P. St. Clatr.
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