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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
3
Mrs D V Williams of Springfield Missouri describes weakness backache headaches and nervous strain improved after using Cardul. She credits her husband and doctor noting restored health and sleep and urges others with womanly ailments to try Cardul. For sale everywhere.
Advertisement notes D H Donoho with two trucks offering prompt hauling service. Contact numbers listed as 22 and 356, service address at Joe's Market area. Also includes Prickly Ash Bitters with a Hamilton Drug Co. line offering at $1.25 per bottle as a remedy for digestive complaints.
Public notice commands the sheriff of Comanche County to publish the citation weekly for four weeks. It requires Associated Oil Company and Rio Bravo Oil Company to answer in district court by October 17 1921 in case No 6500 filed September 22 1921 by F W Jenkins and Mrs May Manley claiming ownership of land and damages. The writ is issued September 22 1921 by Clerk J H Reese.
Hubert Lamb of Waco visits his sister Mrs W Ross and friends. Gerald Matthews moves to Roby to make his home. Della Gray of Sweetwater visits. Jack Miller of Comanche visits relatives. W A Robertson family guest near Comanche. Wagnon of Gap visits daughter Mrs B T Hillard. Otis and Lee Smediey now in Coleman. Joe Marshall of Comanche visits. W A Cade improves from illness. Ol lie Chandler visits Elm Grove family. Singing gathering at Sidney attended by local residents. An advertisement for Prickly Ash Bitters promotes health with claims of maintaining organs. Hamilton Drug Co and Wm Reese Co advertise.
Local market offers Swift's sliced bacon priced at 45 cents per pound attracting shoppers. The notice highlights a daily price in force at Thomas' Market for customers seeking affordable cuts.
An old advertising line touts Blue Gin claiming higher turnout and extra fine samp will earn money. It urges customers to bring the next bale to be proven worthwhile. The slogan repeats that others say so and you will agree after a trial.
Todd and Jennings advertise Oliver sulky breaker plows at substantial discounts. The brief notice highlights reduced prices and urges buyers to act quickly.
Miss LaRue Davis of Chattanooga Tennessee says Tanlac increased her weight from 76 pounds to over 100 and she continues to gain. She suffered stomach trouble and rheumatism with no appetite before taking Tanlac, then recovered appetite and vitality. Sold locally by Hamilton Drug Co. and leading druggists.
A list of local club events and PTA meetings including Merry Matrons on Wednesdays, Friday Afternoon Bridge, a Study Club session, and ward Parent-Teacher Association meetings in East and West wards with respective presidents named.
Seed catalog note from Todd and Jennings offering a wide selection for fall planting. Includes varieties suitable for cool weather, with pricing and availability.
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