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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
10
Briar Grove school held a Thanksgiving gathering with a short program and an exhibit of farm products. Supt. Jenkins announced the school would receive $300 of a million dollar appropriation. The feature discussed building a farm market for home cured meats, with insights on branding, packaging, and consumer demand. Roberson Sisters advertised new hats and scarves.
Property listing offering 73 acres two roads from Comanche with 60 acres cultivated and remaining pasture and a good tank. Seller A M Lovelace urges prompt contact for a bargain. Additional note: new stock of Queen of the Pantry Flour and second hand wagons offered by local merchants.
Public notice states no hunting is allowed on the premises of J HL Purvis & Sons. The item also advertises a City Grocery event offering a treat on Monday and Tuesday with free coffee and cakes.
Friday evening a group of town youths organized a dramatic club to boost social life and entertainments. A permanent body was formed and the social time ended with chocolate and cake refreshment served by girls from the domestic science department.
Neely Harris Cunningham Co offers several good used windmills for quick sale. Ideal for farmers and small mills seeking affordable power units.
Local listings promote Queen of the Pantry Flour at low price and sell good work mules and horses. Neely Harris Cunningham Co advertises farm supplies. Joe Catter invites friends and customers to enjoy coffee on Monday and Tuesday at the city grocery.
A local firm stored 60 000 bushels of peanuts in one pile valued at 36000 dollars. The immense cache at the Farmers Warehouse reflects large holdings and market interest in peanuts this season.
An advertisement urges early use of Renovine as a cure for heart ailments. It claims Renovine is a heart and nerve tonic and warns not to wait until the heart is beyond repair. The price listed is 50e and 1.00 dollars.
The third Lyceum number featuring Miss Therese Davault drew strong applause Monday night. Davault proved unmatched in her line, controlling the crowd with ease from laughter to tears. Lyceum backers deserve praise for the splendid attractions and growing attendance.
Joe Catter of City Grocer invites friends and customers to a Monday and Tuesday get together for coffee and cakes at the shop. The event aims to welcome patrons and showcase baked goods and light refreshments.
Joe Catter city grocer invites patrons to special two day event offering coffee and cakes Monday and Tuesday with carnival atmosphere and discounts for shoppers.
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