Comanche Chief 1873 Edits and Local Society Notes
The Comanche Chief notes Texas teacher salary hikes raising average pay for Comanche teachers from 1440 to 1740 dollars annually. It covers large livestock prices, Swift & Company profits, a Kansas City strike impact on advertising, and radio versus newspaper reach during the era. It mentions Flat Top the steer selling for 15000 at Houston Fat Stock Show, with Jim Bob Steen of Goldthwaite as calf owner, and prior 5th place at Brownwood.
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Houston
Texas
Jim Bob Steen
Brownwood District
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Kansas City readers accept Wichita substitutes during strike
During the city newspaper strike readers in Kansas City received papers from nearby Wichita and other centers. Customers reluctantly accepted the substitutes, still preferring their hometown paper despite the delay and printed shortages.
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Kansas City
Wichita
From 10 Cents To 50 Cents A Copy For News Readers
A brief note explains price changes for newspapers with cost increases from ten to fifty cents per copy, reflecting reader access and publication economics.
Bennett Lane Recovers After Severe Stroke
Bennett Lane is recovering after suffering a severe stroke in late January and remains stiff in the days following the event.
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Bennett Lane
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J. C. Wilkerson
Comanche
State Teachers Association
Swift & Company
Swift
Kansas City Star
Star
Real Estate Board
Gabardines
Higginbotham
America
All America
Admiral
International