Early Comanche County settlers and an Indian raid tale
An 1855 1856 history notes initial Comanche County settlers and officials. recounts a brutal night raid on a homestead with a wife and child inside a barricaded house, the arrival of help, horse theft by Native riders, and a subsequent posse pursuit.
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Comanche County
BR. J. Helmsley
Capt
James Cunningham
Charlie Campbell
Geo. Montgomery
Joe Hicks
C. H W Isham
John McGuire
Mr. Coker
L. T. Coker
PF. M. Collier
Messrs. Tow Deaton
K. L. Deaton
Jack Wright
Cournty
Dean's Kidney Pills End Back Aches Promised Relief
Comanche resident Mrs. Bell Todd endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for back pain and kidney dis orders. She recommends the product to anyone troubled by severe back pain and shooting kidney cradling pains, noting price 60 cents at dealers.
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BE LL. Todd
Comanche
Dean
Doan
Todd
Tester- Milburn Co
Whffalo
N. Y
Ady
Stephen J Hin Reputed as Worst Boat on River
In a Mississippi River travel tale the Stephen J Hin is regarded as the worst boat on the river. A fog forces the crew to tie up for the rest of the day. A passenger laments lateness, but the captain explains the tie up will not cause delay.
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Woolnaver
Stephen J. Hin
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