The Comanche Chief and Pioneer Exponent (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, June 29, 1917 Page: 3 of 8
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To help the business men and farmers;
,To provide plenty of currency at ail times;
To effect a steadier supply of credit.
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good citizens; it must have yours in order
to reach its full development. . .
You can secure the benefits of thri great
system and af the same time assist directly
in developing it by depositing your money
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la the Nfltttoa wide call only a
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of morb
____on account of the world
wide shortage, end 'the national
criaia ws are now under; it is note-
worthy that the farmers of Comas
che county responded to the tall,
enlisted » the army of feed pro-
ducers with e seal end patriotism
that was noticeable oa every hand.
You have responded nobly, y°u
have done your work well. Most
of you hare done your beet Thanks
to the women of our land, the boye
and girls. Yon hare showed that
the beet within you eould be de-
pended upon
Sufficient rains hare not cotm*
that we regret. We know not why
but it is folly to question. The
only thing we ean do is to TRY'
AGAIN.
A great slogan in all semiarkl, or
so called dry land farming, should
be, **Keep Something Planted,
rhina <fo|
area at the axpeqa* of hind
daily labor. 4
/. W. Oriffim, County Agent.
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JUfMHT
AMM ADVISED ST
Summer Complaint" is eery
ralent among children of West
mb in Summer," ho state* Dr.
Tinkle. City Health Officer of Win-
ten. Texas. •
He also says "Mothers should
See every precaution to guard
against this trouble with their chil-
dren. At the first sign of bowel
disorder all solid food should be
With-held fund Dr. Tinkle's Baby
medy given to correct the
lowel K«-
trouble.!
ice may be given,
Iixo the moisture,
Under prospective conditions
1X-Gardner to Port Monroe Va
Word was received last week by
ev. and Mrs. N. E. Gardner that
•on Neil E. Gardner Jr. had
een transferred to Port Monroe
fa. for farther training in the
>t Artillery Corps. •
This is indeed a promotion for
>. •Gardner s* only 100 men pick-
ed for their educational and mili-
tary qualifications were sent from
the Leon BpringB Camp.
Death Lurks In a Weak Heart
so on first symptoms use " Reno-
vine" and be cured. Delay and
pay the awful penalty. " Reno-
vine" is the heart’s remedy. Price
$1.00 and 50c. -
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that makes food crops so exceed-
ingly important, I cannot refrain
from urging the farmers to plant
some summer and fall crops. Stub
ble land can be doubled disked
with a disk harrow, or listed and
planted. Plant sorghum, railo,
june corn, peas or peanuts, in a
good deep listed furrow and cover
lightly. Plant june corn, milo, or
fetireta, in six or seven foot rows,
and a row of cowpeas, or peanuts
between. This row between the
corn or milo, could be left for *
row of turniprt5"beplanled along
about the last of August or first o
•September. By cultivating these
crops well through the summer
J seed bee
patches
where
the land is rich, where local mar
kets are not sufficient, turnips
make a very good feed for, hogs
and cow, and very often on goo<
land, several tons can be raise*
per sere. ] ,
By planting in' a deep listed for
row as above stated, aeversl onlti
rations can be made with a sec
tion harrow, and lessons the time
in geting over the ground. Culti-
vte after every rain, and often
enough to keep a good soil mulch
all through the summer.
Where corn is too far, gone, cut
and shook, and cure for ruffage, or
use it in filling silos where such
are ip reach.
The Extension service suggests
Now Appetizing I
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Yea 1 seal il apr atmtetm
TEX WAX. Iti.th.cL. J.
JF&WAX b white sod pen.
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way.'
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h useful is the laundry ht
rSs
TEXWAX h oo« of the Chafer
Ptoduct* asdt by the Texas CoCopeay m
Tsass, sad sold ms world ever^^
There is a Texaco Afeqt in your tows.
Let us servo you through him.
THE TEXAS COMPANY
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Agents Everywhere
If vomiting be preseat,
> given, and small quanti-
f the attack has followed the eat-
ng of large quantities of indigea-
ible matter, a dose of Liver-ese is
tdvisable. Then give Dr. Tinkle’s
iaby Bowel Remedy according is
directions and the very beat re-
sults will be obtained."
Dr. Tinkle’s Baby Bowel Rem
edy is very effective in the treat-
ment
and is
ea
Ask for Dr. Tinkle’s Remedies
consisting of Liver-e«e, Healing
Oil, Baby Bowel Remedy, Stomach
Remedy, Dusting Powder, ant
Screw Worw Killer, if you want
the bast.
They are sold in Comanche by S,
p is very enecuve iu me ireai
nt of "Summer Complaint"
d is equally as good for diarrho-
in adults.
i ney ai
Smith,
DeLeon by Harmon Drug
Co., Gustine by A. P. Drug Co.
Procter by Dingle A Luker, Sipe
Springs by Smith’s Drug Store,
Sidney by A. A. Hilley, Creamer
by M. L. BoHn, Haase by R. L.
Drennan.
Bodily Co
Adds to SuetZesk
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1«• Let C/s Omtoiufrate
BOB STANTON
load
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Little time will be lost if you
uh out the wound with BORO
ZONE ANTISEPTIC LIQUID and
dresa it with BORQZONE POW
DER. It purifies the wound and
heals quickly. Use it on yonr stock
for screw worms, dehorned cattle
or any kidn of cut or biuiae. For
man or beast. Price 25c, 50c, $1.00
and $1.50 per package. For sale
by S. P. Smih.
POTATOES
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either ImaB -^pr Fsw in % HilL
Last Friday s^County Demon-
»s passing the
ford he - AM
atrator
heme of W; C. Lanford he ©baerv-
ed the laet that potato digging
was going an. His cariosity led
him to make investigation.
He found that Mr. Lanford had
about oae-tenth of an acre of iriah
potatoes that according to beat cal-
culations was yielding aotee 160
bushels to the acre.. At thi« par-
ticular time the mirket is at be-
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“"P-Xe
you have for sale to the r City
Grocery, south side square.
We pay cash for any country
produce. Don’t fail to see us
wher^you come to town.
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CITY GROCERY
that a good method of planting \
land where the corn crop has beei
removed, is to plow out the old
com stubble with a lister, follow-
ing this with planter. Plant in a
deep list but cover shallow. Where
the recent rains have not resehet
the seed planted will not germi-
nate qu^il after the rain, when they
will gCfrhinate ftulckly, and ranch
time will be saved. In this con
oection great care should be exer-
cised as not to cover the seed too_ _ .
£?ep. tween fl.W and $M»l*FtoMi«l as
Ali energies possible should be It can be seen that a potato crap
continued in one solid effort by at this yield and on this market
every farmer to yet raise some food would indeed ve very profitable,
or feed crop of some kind. - They were grown on black land
Try is all we can do, do our and sbiiolutely without irrigation,
lestfe our duty. Mr. Griffin attested fiveofthe
I am practicing what I am preach- Choicest potatoes and brought them
ing. I put a disk harrow humming in for display purposes. Three
this morning on mr little farm, weighed seven eights of a pound
disking stubble land with thfe in-
tention of planting to something
HANDS, ARMS.
LIMBS ASLEEP
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And Was Ron-Down, Weak and
Nervous, Says Florida Lady.
Fire Bottles sf Cardui
OUR LINES
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Cold Drinks
Candies
^ ~ Fruits
Drug Sundries
Ice Cream
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News Stand
Jim Moody
, , OOMFBCmpHSE
We Serve BEVO.
Baptist church at the age of twelve
in which she was a faithful mem-
ber until her death. She was laid
to rest at old Sardis. Rev. Milton
of Comanche held funeral services
Ruth was a girl everyone loved
and hated to give up but richer
is the reward in heaven. We give
our heartfelt sympathy to the be-
reaved family.
Mr. A. Lawless and wife of Haa-
se spent Saturday night and Sun-
day with W. I. Davis and family.
Mr, Lee McAllister and sister
Mrs. Hunt of Brownwood osme in
Mr. Theodore Woofe^ud wife
par-
I. Thompson
night and Sunday.
Vineyard visited
each, and two weighed about five-
eights each. One measured 12 1-2
inches around.
The crop wag indeed excellent
and it makes us wonder just why it
was that the Editor failed to get
back as many potatoes as he plant-
ed. After *11 there must be some-
thing in knowing how to farm.
run-down and
.1 got vary m
that I »
alL I
I could __
•°*»* .. Mr condition
worn* all the tins...
. ka*w 1 ®«»t havs asaM idM or
£2 S*Jli
h*rdlr lire. *My
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Woman's Crowning Glory
is her hair. Tf yours is stresked
with ugly, griszly, gray hairs,
use "La Creole" Hair Dressing
and change it in the natural way.
Price $1.00
Health of the t immunity is very
jgood at present-
J. Mr. W. I. Davis add family spent
[Friday night with Henry Greenle*
near Hasae. l;e+—
Mrs. J. J. Horner wl)o has been
visiting N. E. Horner near Briar
Greve the past wek it visiting J.
HJHorwrniuain. <, ■ i
ti Mrs. MeAflialler and son, Tom of
rewnwod came down Thursday to
at the bedside of her niece Ruth
McQuerry who had the typhoid
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Grandma McDonald k right
poorly at (hit writing.
Mr. Russell Horner spent Satur-
day night yitb his cousin Lester
Hortn r Briar Grove.
Vernia Horner spent Ssturday
night with hte eoasm Roy Horuer.
Miss Rath McQuerry the feui^
teen year old daughter of Mr,
Ills. Georgs
|of this world 1
22 about three o’e
of thi
first of the week.
Several of the young people from
here attended the party at Will
Johnsons Saturday night in the
Gum Springs community.
Mr. W. T. Davis and family
spent Sunday night with hia neph
ew Archie Swearengin near Center
Point.
Bilie Davis, wife and daughter
Essie spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mrs. Davis’s brother
Noah Norwood naar Proctor,
Mr. Willis Uasley and wife viatt-
sd Mrs. Healey ’■ mother Mrs. Kiam
Saturday night and Sunday and
Sunday night.
Mrs. Minnie Mann spent Friday
with her mother Mrs. J. R. Horner.
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Ruby Vineyard at Sweet-
Lee Fields and family is
visiting W. M. Par km an. ful chills will {says you. It leaves
Vr. John McDonald and wife the liver in healthy condition and
visited Mr. McDonald’s mother the yet contains no calomel. Price BOc.
Just follow directions on
bottle of "Plantation" Chill
and sea how rtfcfcly those
leave y«
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Carpenter, W. H. The Comanche Chief and Pioneer Exponent (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, June 29, 1917, newspaper, June 29, 1917; Comanche, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth877081/m1/3/?q=waco+tornado: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Comanche Public Library.