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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1916
Page
5
Pa announces added auto delivery allowing customers to receive orders at any time during the day. He thanks a customer as a sign of appreciation.
The Lone Star Insurance Union reports strong member uptake of February premiums with discounts for annual payers. Rates use the American Experience Table with four per cent rest assumptions, claiming lower expense loading than Old Line Companies and dividends return to policyholders. More premiums are expected to adjust downward than upward.
Mansfield advertises Stop that Hacking Cough a Hungarian Cough Balsam for inflamed membranes and tickling nerves. Claims relief for babies and lists prices 25 cents and 50 cents. Generically styled old time medicine ad.
Tuesday February 22 ad notes Joe Catter buying furs cash or credit and Higginbothams promoting Red Seal Ginghams. Slider and Lacy pay top prices for eggs and butter and advertise yard wide pereale and new patterns. Higginbotham's proclaims Iron Clad Hosiery exclusive agent for Comanche.
District judge candidates J H Arnold and representative candidate W T Loudermilk lead district slate. County offices listed include clerks counselors tax collector assessor attorney sheriff superintendent and commissioners with full candidate names and precincts across multiple counties.
Public notice urges guardians to prepare grave markers by Declaration Day with a February 15 to April 15 sale window on marble and granite designs. Comanche Marble & Granite Works promises diverse sizes, guaranteed workmanship, and affordable options starting at $10. Includes hog, produce market notes and hosiery ads from local businesses.
A 1916 farm tool ad touts the Case section harrow as an inexpensive yet effective implement. It claims light initial land tillage followed by occasional dragging pulverizes soil and destroys vegetation, equated to deep plowing. Emphasizes Case harrow teeth attachment with double clamp braces bar.
There are many good reasons this cultivator is the county farmers’ general favorite due to lightness strength easy running safe riding and extremely light draft. The advertisement promotes an easy riding seat and easy handling suitable for a small boy to operate.
Chamberlains Tablets marketed for constipation. Higginbothams showcases new men s hats and skirts. Slider Lacy promotes guaranteed work shirts and ready to wear arrivals. Obvious retail notes from a 19th or early 20th century paper.
An aggressive market ad touts year round cash for all hogs with squeal attached. It claims strong, daily buying, invites plan submissions and urges farmers to pursue diversification while urging efforts to drop the one-crap idea.
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