Sipe Springs State Bank to Open Monday
The State Bank of Sipe Springs is reported to open Monday for business, though the conditions of operation remain unclear at present.
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Sipe Springs
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
7
Herbine Promises Quick Relief for Bowel Discomfort
An old notice touts HERBINE as a remedy for uncomfortable bowels or lack of morning exhilaration. It promises relief in a couple of hours if taken now, or after breakfast next day when taken at bedtime. Sold by Paris Smith.
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Paris Smith
Comanche Farmer Exhibits Straw berry Corn Weight
J F Lane of Comanche shows an ear of Strawberry corn raised by Frank Wilhelm on Lane’s farm three miles southwest of Comanche weighing one and one fourth pounds. This is real corn by a real farmer and deserves mention.
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J. F. Lane
Comanche
Frank Wilhelm
Comanche Marble Works Offers Monumental Work
D A Rice proprietor of Comanche Marble Works invites anyone seeking monumental stonework to visit the shop inspect workmanship and material and obtain prices.
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Comanche
D. A. Rice
Backstrom Studio Sold to Jacksons with New Management
A. D. Backstrom has sold the Backstrom photo studio to D. D. and W. T. Jackson of Oklahoma. The Jacksons, experienced photographers from Hugo, Oklahoma, have taken charge of the business as of the 23rd inst. They are Comanche county men raised near Gustine. Also notes on local groceries and church services appear, with Todd-Randall-Jennings Co advertised for groceries and Rev. J. A. Black potentially becoming pastor. An army blanket sale is announced at five dollars each while supplies last.
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A. D. Backstrom
Backstrom
Messrs
D. D
W T. Jackson
Oklahoma
Messrs. Jackson
Hugo, Okla
Comanche County
Gustine
Martin's Egg Producer Ad Guarantee
An old advertisement promises money back in eggs or cash by feeding Martin's Egg Producer. It claims blue bugs and bloodsucking insects are banished with Martin's Wonderful Blue Bug Killer for chickens. Ends with a health guarantee from druggists.
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Martin
Bargain Lines From The Cash Store Shelf Hardware
Sale notice in a local ad mentions items priced at 6.60 dollars each while supplies last. The Cash Store promotes a large shelf hardware assortment accompanying the deal.
Ready Made Cotton Sacks At J C C Martin's
Local vendor J C C Martin's advertises ready made cotton sacks featuring reversible straps. The note highlights stock availability for purchase.
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J. ¢. C. Martin’s
J. C. C. Martin’s
Martin's Wonderful Blue Bug Killer Ad in Poultry Feed
An advertisement claims Martin's Wonderful Blue Bug Killer will kill blood sucking insects by mixing with chicken feed and includes a satisfaction guarantee from Reese Drug Co. The copy promotes a money back offer.
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Martin
Reese Drug Co
Local Obituary and Community Notes from Rucker
Tom Kelley, age 37, longtime Rucker resident, died in Dallas after an appendicitis operation and is buried at De Leon cemetery. Rev. Nabers and Rev. Price led services. Dave Lewis left for Oklahoma to pick cotton amid rainy weather. local figures plan a new grocery store in Rucker. Oil field activity continues with land leases remaining unsettled.
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Dave Lewis
Oklahoma
Tom Kelley
Baptist Sanitarium
Dallas
de Leon
Nabers
Rev. Price
Kelley
Tom Pittman
Dawson County
John Pittman
Rucker
R. Rutledge
Ethel
Etta
Miss
J. C. C. Martins Stocked For Your Grocery Needs
At J. C. C. Martins store the big grocery stock promises to meet all shopper needs with a wide selection of foods and household essentials available right away.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic and Prickly Ash Bitters Ad
An 19th century style ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic restoring vitality by purifying and enriching the blood with an energizing effect and price 60 cents. It recommends Prickly Ash Bitters as a thorough system tonic and bowel purifier balancing body and brain with a bottle price of $1.25 sold by druggists.
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Jay
Jack Dempsy
Jess Willard
Toledo
Todd-Randals-Jennings Co
Wee
Reese CO
Texas
Todd-Randall-Jennings Co
Presbyterian Church Services
J. A. Black
E. W. Grove
TITAN
Higginbotham Bros. & CO
Burks Mercantile Co
Castoria
Grove
Cuttlery
Todd Randall - Jennings CO
West Side Square
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