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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1920

Page

7

When Texas Will Canvas Presidential Votes In 1920

Austin expects the canvass of presidential electors on the fourth Monday after the election, set for November 22. The 20 electors will meet in January 1921 to cast the national vote, with messenger pay tied to legislator rates. Legislative canvassing of governor and lieutenant governor occurs later.

Austin Tex Texas Messenger Washington Secretary of State

Prickly Ash Butters Claims Quick Relief For Digestion

An advertorial notes heartburn and heaviness relief from Prickly Ash Butters. It claims users can eat heartily with less misery, targeting men with digestive discomfort. Priced at 1.50 per bottle, agents listed Hamilton Drug Co. and Wm. Reese Co. dated 11-1-16.

Hamilton Drug Co Wm. Reese Co

Republicans Win Big in 1920 Electoral Victory

New York Nov 1 The unprecedented Republican triumph grows after polls closed Tuesday night with Oklahoma Tennessee New Mexico Arizona Missouri giving Harding Coolidge a 404 to 127 edge over Cox Roosevelt. Final tallies show Harding leading Cox by about 10 000 in Tennessee with three counties left and 3 000 in New Mexico with two counties remaining.

New York Tennessee New Mexico Oklahoma Harding Coolidge Cox Roosevelt Arizona Missouri Indiana Iowa Colorado Kansas Connecticut Maine Delaware Maryland Idaho Michigan Minnesota Nevada Nebraska New Jersey Hampshire Mexico Dakota Ohio Mississippi

Hall's Catarrh Medicine: a constitutional remedy claim

Catarrh described as widespread and incurable by local treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from Cheney & Co. Toledo is promoted as a constitutional internal remedy that works through the blood to mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any case not cured.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Cheney & CO Vste Te ‘Olig Pitie

Woman s Medical Triumph Cites Lydia E Pinkham

Mrs Mary Tender of Wyandotte Michigan says monthly pains and illness crippled her for years. After abandoning doctor prescriptions she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, regaining strength to manage housework and keeping a supply at home. She urges publication to help others.

Wyandotte Mich Itlostachita Lydia E. Pinkham Mary “Tender Orange St Wyandotte, Mich

New York Reports Latest Electoral Vote Tally

New York on November 8 reports corrected election returns showing electoral vote results formatted for the presidency. Details list the leading states and vote totals as of the latest count, reflecting updated tallies across the national slate.

New York

Purifying Bowels Promise From Herbine Advertisement

If your bowels do not act regularly you feel uncomfortable. To end the misery take Herbine. It purifies the bowels, restores energy and cheerful spirits. Price 60c. Sold by Paris Smith.

Paris Smith

Wurzbach Refused Black and Tan Votes in Campaign

Dallas November 4 Judge Harry M Wurzbach defeated Democrat Carlos Bee to win the Fourteenth Texas seat in Congress He is a Southwest Texas attorney and the first Republican from Texas in Congress since 1896 His campaign stance included refusing to deal with Negroes or members of the Black and Tan Republican party.

Dallas Tex Harry M. Wurzbach Carlos Bee Texas National Congress Southwest Texas Belknap Rifles Wurzbach

Pasture Land for Sale Near Blanket Texas 622 Acres

622 acres of grass land with four wire fence and perpetual water. Oil lease in place for three years at 622 dollars yearly. Located six miles northwest of Blanket. Price 16.50 per acre cash. Contact M. L. Hutton in Blanket, Texas for details.

Blanket M. L. Hutton Texas

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