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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
3
A reader reports relief from chronic aches and cramps after using Peruna. Another testimonial describes severe stomach pain and headaches eased by Hartman’s remedy, claiming full recovery and renewed vitality.
In the Northern District of Texas J B Osborne of Comanche county seeks a full discharge from debts after bankruptcy adjudication on August 21 1914. Creditors may oppose by November 5 1914 with opposition filings due within ten days thereafter. Also notice of sale a registered jersey milk cow near Cotton Wood Town advertised by E B Wright Route 2.
US Department of Agriculture data show Texas at 8.5 cents per pound, Oklahoma 8, Georgia 7.9, with national average 8.7. While unharvested Texas cotton improved 8 percent, price dropped 3.7 cents. If unchanged yield, Texas farmers face about $80 million less value than 1913.
The President replies to German and Belgian protests with neutral, measured language. He declines a rush to judgment, notes The Hague Tribunal as arbiter, and emphasizes neutrality and a future reckoning under international law. This restrained stance aims to satisfy both sides and preserve credibility.
W T Hutchins of Nicholson Georgia suffered a severe rheumatic attack with swollen feet ankles and joints and painful movement. After a few doses Foley Kidney Pills he reports pain and rheumatism gone and restful sleep all night. Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic is advertised as hot weather tonic and blood builder for 50c.
Sheriff's office and Judge Allen found a distressed man named D Watford near Priddy on the Comanche road. He rode in a hack with two ponies, had been stranded days without food or water, and was brought to jail for observation. He offered conflicting home claims and appeared demented or drug affected, around 25 to 30, with leg trouble hindering upright walking.
University Station reports 1929 students registered in the first four days of registration with more upperclassmen than any prior year. Professor John Keen who oversees matriculation for UT Main and Medical predicts at least 20 percent growth in enrollment from transfer students this year.
Mrs. Reed of 1617 Enderly Place Fort Worth Texas describes long stomach trouble and sleepless life cured by Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. She says one dose cleanses digestive tract relieves stomach liver and bowel ailments and many avoid surgery. The remedy is sold by The Wm. Reese Co and druggists nationwide.
The Comanche Indians lost to John Tarleton College at Stephenville 20 to 7 last Saturday. Comanche opened with a quick touchdown but Tarleton rallied with forward passes to dominate the remainder. Comanche lineup included Durham Fullback McPherson Woodward McCollum Marshall Reed Reese Rock Bassett Lane Arthur. Also an ad for Herb ine remedy priced 50 cents sold by Paris Smith.
Alias execution issued by Bosque County District Court in the case W C Jackson versus W M Trammell L S Rutherford and J D Eubanks directs sheriff sale of 4 acres in Comanche to satisfy a 278.30 judgment plus costs. Sale set for October 6 1914 before the Comanche courthouse.
Public summons to Cadenhead and co defendants in a suit filed Jan 17 1914 in Comanche County Texas. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure of a vendor’s lien on Mineral Wells land tied to notes dated Aug 3 1910 payable 1911 1912 1913 with 10 percent interest and attorney fees. Proceedings require publication weekly for four weeks prior to Oct 19 1914.
A Lackawanna New York woman credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring strength after childbirth and easing female ailments. The ad extols roots and herbs, urges readers to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts, with confidential responses by women.
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