Remodeling Boom Hits Comanche Businesses This Week
J. W. Scurry and Wal Preston lead storefront renovations with new show windows and expanded eating space. S. A. Riley reworks his front, Mrs. Lindsey’s old post office site and surrounding properties gain updates, while homes of C. F. Williams, Mrs. Geo Boston, N. L. McBrayer and Jack Harris are painted. The drive expands into the residential district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Scurry
Mr. Scurry
C.F. Williams
Personal note by Jno Cunningham at Roberson Sisters store
A public note announces John Cunningham has joined Roberson Sisters Dry Goods and Furnishings as the men’s department head and invites former customers to visit. An ad from Burks Mercantile Co urges selling farm produce at high prices. An advertisement promotes Renovine heart remedy with a cautionary claim and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberson Sisters Dry Goods and Gents
Jno. Cunningham
Mixed Trade Burst in Local Advertisements
A collage of shop pitches and notices proclaiming seed and millet for sale, new millinery at cut prices, clothing and shoes specials, and medical remedies. Public notices invite attendance at a Baptist meeting on Sunday morning, with ancillary sales pitches for antiseptics and stock care products.
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Penn
Clipper
Penn’s
Red J
Schnapps
Brown's
Dudley
West Side Square
Wal Preston
Comanche
S. A. Riley
WM. Reese Company
City Gas
Pulliam West Side Square
Burks Mercantile Co
United States
Burks Mercantile
Burks Mercaniile Co
The
Baptist Chored
M. L. Harris
Emma Lou
Slider & Lacy’s
P. Smith
McNeese
Dallas
John B. Stetson
Neely-Harris-Cunningham Co
Comanche, Texas
Hte
Tohebe
Roberson Sisters
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