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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1923
Page
2
Direct from factories the dealer reports three carloads in the last 30 days featuring Deere Case and International brands. Planters cultivators harrows and plows are displayed side by side in warehouses. Prices stay the same with no advance for terms and buyers are urged to act early this season.
A repurposed sales pitch urges farmers to buy now as prices rise 10 to 20 percent and a possible shortage looms before season end. Customers are urged to select from three tool lines, trade in old implements, and arrange future delivery or hold for later.
Enclose a few acres with a poultry fence to control chickens and turkeys increasing output. A fence up to 84 inches high is available. A well balanced poultry feed boosts growth and egg production with daily carloads of Dixie feed. Commercial fertilizer promotes better yields on sandy soil. We just unloaded a large carload of top fertilizer. Our aim is mutual prosperity through farmer cooperation and patronage.
A Dallas attorney recounts a 1922 Ku Klux Klan banishment decree directed at Patrick C. Short. The document bars Short from all klan privileges for 90 days with an appeal option to the imperial kloncllium. A reply letter to the imperial authorities expresses grief and defiance amid the internal notices and dated figures from Atlanta and Dallas.
An old classified fragment advertises auto repairs for all makes with cheap prices and delivery, plus a liver remedy Herbine sold by S P Smith. It also promotes Moody's Market for sanitary meat and warns of dizziness from a failing liver, urging purchase of the 60 cent Herbine.
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