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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
2
The Chief Exponent lists September 1 1912 publication details for the Comanche Pub Co including editors H Cunningham and T J Cunningham. It notes staff, directors, stockholders and subscriber notice while praising The Honey Grove Signal and reporting improved crop conditions and fall trade expectations in Comanche County.
The article reports ex Senator J. W. Bailey denying plans to run for governor next year. It notes the Chief Exponent’s request to promote oiling the square and main streets, arguing surface treatment every three to four months could be economical and effective, with several towns endorsing the approach.
A Chicago publisher displays in his windows the slogan Words are the only things that live forever. The ad urges readers to avoid being swindled by substitutes and to notice every advertisement as a big sign.
The speech urges farmers to adopt creamery savings by weekly cash returns, independent of merchants or bankers. It advises purchasing quality cows, testing them, removing unprofitable stock, balancing feed, nursing calves, and building a stronger herd for easier living and higher income.
A voice defends the paper against subscriber threats to cancel over omissions. It argues no single reader can dictate policy for a reputable newspaper. The editor notes a dollar a year barely covers costs and urges continued support.
The Comanche Study Club will edit and manage The Chief-Exponent on August 5 for a library fundraiser. Leaders include Managing Editor Mrs. Tom Bell City Editor Mrs. E W Harris and several committee members. Proceeds support a Free Public Library at the High School for students and the public.
The August 8 issue of The Chief Exponent promises a 12 page Magazine Section with stories and features. Highlights include Hunting an Opportunity by Oney Fred Sweet illustrated, Gettysburg Reunion commemorating 50th anniversary, Navy apprenticeship tale under the flag, Texas Indian raids, Automobile hints, Fine Arts Opera notes, Texas Farm News, Children’s stories, and Household hints and fashions. Subscriptions are encouraged with a boastful appeal to current and new readers.
In Sipe Springs country oil producers report strong gas and oil indications as a new sand layer promises better yields. Local firms plan another drill soon with Comanche Oil Company expanding operations while experts from other companies move in seeking to harness the promising site.
More than 75000 in prizes and stakes will be awarded at the 28th annual State Fair of Texas in Dallas. The fair runs October 18 to November 2, with preparations ensuring a successful event. Permanent improvements exceed 60000, including livestock barns and an auto building, as the association funds park and educational exhibits.
An old advertisement extols Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic that builds the blood and strengthens the entire system to counteract the depressing effects of hot weather. It claims fortifying effects and overall health benefits for the summer climate.
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