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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
5
The store announces a large shipment of high grade Moon buggies in runabout and top styles. After sixteen years selling Moons in Comanche, the dealer cites consistent demand and no complaints, claiming customers learn to buy the best.
Moon Bros of St. Louis markets high quality buggies with uniform materials and craftsmanship. The ad claims every vehicle uses the same grade hickory upholstery leather and paint and promises strict inspection. It urges readers to buy now with easy terms.
The ad argues against buying unproven buggy brands and urges customers to choose a New Moon. It hints at better value and reliability, promoting Moon buggies with easy terms and warning against experimentation with unknown manufacturers.
A farm supply ad urges farmers to install hog proof fencing now with ready stock and carloads arriving. It promises fair prices on full-time terms and offers help to implement the project promptly.
Retail note highlights unusually complete shelf hardware department with additions and wide selection. Mentions refrigerators cream freezers camp cola and spring stock of weeding hoes now available. Encourages customers to visit Higginbotham's for supplies.
A local advertisement touts the full line of Janesville implements. It highlights the six plow cultivator designed for Texas, praising the Harrow and Disc Cultivator as top performers and inviting readers to examine practical adjustments for easier fieldwork.
The saying urges self reliance with the image of dwelling under one’s vine and fig tree. It notes fences as a practical boundary to keep hogs contained and neighbors’ hogs out, promoting neighborly independence.
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