Comanche Personal Notices Show Moves and Visits
Nhert Couch and wife have gone to ymesa to work at the press. W Griffin sold his farm near anche and moves to Sylvester Texas with his family. Hatley and family from Comanche spend days with relatives at Carlton and plan to move to Lames. Several residents plan moves and home openings as schools begin in Comanche and nearby towns.
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Nhert Couch
Ymesa
The
Press
W. Griffin
Anche
Sylvester
Texas
Mel
L. J. Hatley
Comanche Buat
Abilene
Coman
Carlton
Lames. Ie
Gustine Woman Dies in Sanatorium at Cisco
Mrs. L. B. Gray of Comanche, 48, dies at Graham Sanitarium after a broken leg sustained during chiropractic treatment by Dr. Council. A photograph documented the leg injury. charges alleged violation of the state medical act. Body sent to Gustine for burial. advertisement for Liquid Borovene and a Singer machine promotion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustine
Cisco
Eastland
L. EB. Gray
Comanche
Graham Sanitarium
Loth
F. EB. Clark
KE. L. Graham
Green and
Grays Ambulancr
Union Station
Gray
Monten Council
Olson
Council
Eastland County
Dr. Council
Notice on trespassing at Comanche property warns of prosecution
Elmer Thomas posts a notice forbidding hunting fishing gathering cans or any trespass one mile east of Comanche and threatens legal action. Also includes an ailment remedy advertisement for malaria with Herbine sold by Paris Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Elmer Thomas
Paris Sicith
Proctor Taps Stephenville Leaders as New Superintendent
Professor A C Tate leaves Stephenville to become superintendent of Proctor schools in Comanche county. He will be joined by Principal Monta Chambers and five assistants. Chambers, a Stephenville native with a farm near Proctor, is praised as a trusted educator. Trustees and citizens express optimism for a strong school year under their guidance. A brief health ad about White's Cream Vermifuge follows, selling locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Tate
Proctor
Cormanche County
Tate
Monta Chambers
Chambers
Stephenville
First Baptist Church News Notes From NewburgVisit
The church reports preaching at Newburg last Saturday and Sunday with baptisms after the Sunday afternoon service. Visitors from other denominations attended Sunday evening. Ladies held a Monday meeting at Mrs Jessup s home and prayed for state missions Wednesday. A Girls Auxiliary for ages 12 to 16 is organized led by Mr Raton under the Women s Missionary Auxiliary. Ivy Huddleston leads the Sunbeam Band meeting Mondays at 4 p m. Beginning this Sunday evening services move to the main church building. Mrs Kidd Macon resigns her junior boys class due to illness. Mrs Macon is praised for years of service. Mrs Nobles underwent an operation but is improving. Mr Jenkins resigned as junior superintendent because his brother is ill. Prof Jenkins position remains vacant. Several church vacancies exist and calls will be made for helpers. The First Baptist Church invites you, J Boyd, Pastor.
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KR. V. Nabers
Coman
Tioh
W. OC
Gettly
Agnes Graham
New York
Graham
Aaron Massingill
Sutton Dudley
Isco Sundas Ra. A. OS
Wortley
Gladys
Dallas
A. (. Wells
Miss Let Holman
West Texas
Abilene
Fort Worth Dallas
W. Williams
Hiams
Jim Sanders
Mullin
Mr. Raton
Ivy Huddleston
Sunbeam Band
Kidd Macon
Macon
Nobles
Rot
Jenkins
Juniior
Lad
Prof
The
First Baptist Church
J. ©. Boyd
Sponsor and Maid Represent Comanche at West Texas Fair
Miss Sara Thomas and Miss Mary Dingwall departed Sunday to Abilene as sponsor and maid of honor for Comanche at the West Texas Fair. Catherine Chilton and Jeffie Thomas, chosen for Dublin fair duties, were kept from participating due to rain and unable to ready their float for the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Thomas
Mary Dingwall
Abilene
Comanche
Catherine Chilton
Jeffie Thomas
Dublin Fair
Honoring Memory of Thomas Jefferson Centennial Plans Vetted
Mayor J R Eanes received a notice from the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation about Monticello’s title transfer to the foundation It urges the city to form a Jefferson Centennial committee to promote American ideals raise funds to clear Monticello debt and prepare for a national July 4 1926 celebration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Eanes
Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Tanlac credited with restoring health in Dallas man
A Dallas typewriter repairman testifies he was nervous and rundown and could not hold a job before taking Tanlac. He reports improved appetite sleep weight gain and ability to work a full day after starting Tanlac in 1920, with his health remaining good since. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Quincy Pannell
Terry Ave
Dallas
Texas
Taniac
Mrs Myrtle Miller dies after brief illness in Comanche
Mrs Myrtle Paine Miller, born in Comanche in August 1883, died after a rapid illness that followed a stroke. The longtime Comanche teacher and Presbyterian, wife of O C Miller, left two sisters, a half sister, a sister-in-law, and a brother-in-law. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church with music chosen by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Miller
Myrtle Paine Miller
Myrtle Garland Paine
Comanche
C. F. Paine
Presbyterian Church
Lottie Paine
de Leon
Dollie Daine
Frank Helmsley
Pittsburg
Texas
Lola Paine
Fort Worth
Ned Holman
Guth
Former Comanche Leader Emmett Stone Dies in Waco
W. T. Stone known as Emmett Stone died at his North Waco home Sunday morning. A former Comanche city marshal and later a deputy sheriff under A. B. Foster, Stone was 83. Born in Alabama, he lived in Comanche many years before moving to Waco about two decades ago. He was highly esteemed by local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Stone
Emmett Stone
North Waco
Mr. Stone
Comanche
A. B. Foster
Mr. Foster
John Yarbrough
Alabama
Waco
Tie
Stock Quarantine on Goldthwaite Road
A quarantine on the Goldthwaite road from the Frisco depot to the Mills county line blocks loose stock after tick infested cattle were brought from Mills county. Teams may pass but no cattle. Frank Walker announced the order with Will Roberson of Comanche county. The ban may last until January or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Goldthwaite
Frisco
Frank Walker
Federal
State Sanitary Livestock Sanitary Commissions
Will Roberson
Comuanche County
Roberson
Splendid Program Rendered by Band
A large crowd heard a band concert last Sunday despite blustery cool weather. Over 1,500 attended with cars from nearby towns, enjoying marches and fox trots led by Arnold Barr and others including Sousa pieces and Stars and Stripes Forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinery
March
J. P. Sousa
Ballard's Snow Liniment Offered for Skin Ailments
For skin eruptions rash chafed skin prickly heat chigger bites and stings of poisonous insects Ballard's Snow Liniment is an effective application. It heals quickly. Three sizes 0c 66Oc and 1.20 per bottle. Sold by Iaris Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Iaris Smith
Club Boys Make Good Cotton Crop At Imola
Farm club boys at Imola report planting three acre cotton plots yielding a bale per acre and a third of a bale per acre on their plots. They say learning that planting pure seed pays off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Club
Imola
Judging Dairy Stock at Fair Opens Thursday
Dairy judging begins at 3 P M Thursday October 9 under J W Ridgeway of Mistletog Creamery Fort Worth with classes for aged bulls junior bulls cows and heifers and grade cows. Special prizes include grand champion aged bull grand champion junior bulk pair grand champion cow and grand champion Keifer with sponsors Metsger Bros and Swift & Company plus local agents. An illustrated lecture on dairy cattle follows at the stock pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metsger Bros. Creamery
Fort Worth
Farmers Mill & Produce Co
Swift & Company
D. C. Bailey
Mistletoe Creamery
Norrid & Prater
W. J. Lauwther Mills
T. J. Collins
Mr. Ridgeway
J. ©. Boyd
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Tawa CL Dan
Norway
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Geogt & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
J. W. Ridgeway
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G. W. Jessup
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