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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1915

Page

4

Sidney area notes from County Correspondence

Uncle Bill Payne from near Blanket visited Tuesday night. Miss Iva Ross visits her brother Harvey near Gap this week. Young folks enjoyed a singing at Mr and Mrs F L Little's Sunday evening. Far Johns Gerald Graham and Hermon Adams left for McCullough county to work. Oliver Hendrix returns from Runnels county where he worked. Mrs W T Jones, recently ill, said to be better. Several plan to attend Baptist Association at Proctor this week. Miss Lola Ross visited her brother Frank in Comanche last week. People attended a picnic in Comanche last week. Mr Phillips and family left for Brownwood to make their future home. Mrs Rogers of Comanche visits her sister Mrs F L Little.

F. L. Little Far Johns Gerald Graham Hermon ‘Adams McCullough County Oliver Hendrix Runnels County W. T. Jones Baptist Association Proctor Lola Ross Frank Comanche Phillips Brownwood Mrs. Rogers F. L. Litttle

Community builds new room at Liberty school

The people of our community are adding another room to Liberty school funded partly by donations. Teachers for this term include Henry Lewis from Runnels county and Mabel Day of the locality. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson welcomed a baby girl Saturday morning. Alsup and wife visited Benny and wife at German Sunday. Jim Johnson and Dolph Smith went west to work last week. Baker and family left for Anson where he will run a gin this fall. The Rucker gin will not operate this season. Some residents attended preaching at Delcon Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Day and daughter Florence attended a baptism at Victor Sunday.

Liberty Henry Lewis Runnels County Mabel Day Henry Johnson KE. M! Alsup L. A. Benny Jim Johnson Dolph Smith G. Baker Anson Rucker Delcon

Worth Their Weight in Gold Inks Ad Praise for Chamberlain’s Tablets

Miss Clara A. Driggs of Elba New York praises Chamberlain’s Tablets as quick relief for headache dizziness and digestive disturbances tied to a torpid liver. The testimonial claims the tablets are worth their weight in gold and notes availability everywhere.

Clara A. Driggs Elba N.Y

Notice of Bankruptcy First Meeting in Bryson Case

In the Northern District of Texas James Robert Lee Bryson is adjudged bankrupt on August 25 1915. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the Referee office Fort Worth Texas on September 11 1915 at nine o'clock in the forenoon to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. W B Paddock Referee in Bankruptcy.

Trict Texas James Robert Lee Bryson Fort Worth Sidney, Comanche Co W. B. Paddock

Junk and Sacks Wanted in Comanche County Ad

The Cash Store offers cash for second hand bags and sacks and seeks junk rags bones metal rubber and sacks. Higginbotham’s advertises buying the best trek and invites price quotes from sellers. American Junk Co of Dallas lists new and patched sacks and buys junk items.

Comanche County American Junk Co Dallas Texas

Music Lessons Move to Mrs Walker Residence

Beginning Monday September 13 the studio moves to Mrs. L S Walker's home near the three central schools. Lessons available on Mondays and Thursdays under Mrs J P Graham.

L. S. Walker J. P. Graham

Sanders Disc Breakers Debut New Improved Models

The new Sanders Disc breakers show notable improvements over last year, highlighted by enhancements from Higginbotham's.

Sanders

Progressive farmers urged to support local display ads

A Comanche county paper appeals to farmers to buy and cooperate, promising honest goods and prices, and a future-oriented business approach. It invites farmers to supply needs and help find a cash market for produce, pledging mutual effort.

Comanche County Brooks

Present address inquiry for Winston Boynton in Co Manche county

J. R. Eanes & Co announces The Cash Store has just received a fully updated stock of dry goods. The request seeks the present address of Winston Boynton if alive or the addresses of his heirs, noting he lived in Co Manche county about thirty years ago.

Winston Boynton Comanche County J. R. Eanes & Co

Yellow complexion remedies and liver tonic ad

An advertisement offers five cars of eur corn next week for cash. It promotes HERINE as a liver correctant to purify the system and improve vitality, claiming it cleanses the blood and strengthens organs. Sold by S. P. Smith for 50e.

Higginbotham’s P. Smith

Herbal remedy claims to ward off malaria

An old notice urges quick action for malaria symptoms and promotes HERBINE as a cure claiming it destroys the parasite, purifies the body, and restores vitality. The ad lists a price of 50 cents and notes it is sold by P. Smith.

P. Smith

Roberson Sisters Offer New Coats and Peas Sale

Roberson Sisters advertise ladies and misses coats and announce a large lot of Blackeyed peas for next week’s shipment. They urge buyers to purchase now to avoid weevil infestation.

Roberson Sisters

Lost Mules from Krom Benemi Mills in Hico Texas

Two large dark bay mare mules missing from Kromini Cotton Oil Mills in Hico Texas. One has a cut on the left hind foot and a long roman nose. the other is slightly smaller but in better condition with a smooth, less rangy build. Both collar marked about 16 1 2 hands high. A reward is offered for information leading to recovery.

Krom Benemi Cotton Oil Mills Hico Texas

Biliousness and Constipation Relief Story

Mrs Chas Peek of Gates New York reports using two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets about a year ago cured her biliousness and constipation. The note highlights easy relief at little cost and endorses the remedy.

Chas. Peek Gates N. Y Chamberlain

Ten Cars Extra Heavy Seed Oats Report Next Week

A brief notice states plans to report next week on ten cars of extra heavy seed oats. Details on origin destination and quantities remain unspecified in the fragment.

Higginbotham’s

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Relief

Swellings of the flesh caused by inflammation cold fractures of the bone toothache neuralgia or rheumatism can be relieved by applying Ballard's Snow Liniment. It should be rubbed in well over the affected part. Its healing penetrating power eases the pain reduces swelling and restores natural conditions. Price 25c 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by S. P. Smith.

Ballard S. P. Smith

Higginbotham's Buys Back Secondhand Sacks in Comanchehe County

Comanchehe county residents are invited to bring used sacks to Higginbotham's for cash. The program offers immediate payment per bag, encouraging recycling of durable bags and supporting local commerce.

Thec ash Stare trade headline prompt

The text presents a garbled promotional line about low prices when trading with an entity named Thec ash Stare. It is unclear and contains typographical errors that obscure exact meaning. No identifiable events or persons are confirmed.

Barbecue Stand Feeds Hungry in Adams Building

Sack Howell, proprietor, announces cooking and serving barbecue stew and chili on the north side in the Adams building to feed the hungry. Local notice promotes his food offerings and community help.

Adams Howell

Mules for Sale by J B Chilton Comanche

J B Chilton of Comanche offers several young mules for sale with payment options including cash or installments. The notice invites buyers to contact for details on price and terms.

J. B. Chilton Comanche

Fresh comb honey sale at The Cash Store

Local advert notes fresh comb honey available at The Cash Store. Some details unreadable but indicates a product sale conducted at the store location.

Kidney Trouble Relief Pleases Prentiss Man

Mr. Geo W. Clough, 77, of Prentiss Mississippi, credits Foley Kidney Pills with significant relief after years of kidney problems. He tried many remedies, but none helped like this. The William Reese Co. endorses timely attention to kidney symptoms.

Geo. W. Clough Prentiss Miss Foley The Wm. Reese Co

Kilpatrick Firm Promotes buggy tire Service

Ad from W. W. Kilpatrick and Son touts new rubber tires for buggies.

W. W. Kilpatrick & Son

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Union Union Lock Sidney News Bill Payne Blanket Iva Ross Harvey Gap Rucker News Uni Ted First State Bank E. E. Anthony Cash Store Bob Stanton Comanchehe County John Tarleton Chas. W. Froh Edna H. Froh Stephenville
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