Notice to Candidates on Card Printing Prices
The Chief will print candidate cards at 500 for $1.50 and 1,000 for $2.50. Larger quantities receive a further discount from regular prices. This offer will stay in effect until further notice.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
5
The Chief will print candidate cards at 500 for $1.50 and 1,000 for $2.50. Larger quantities receive a further discount from regular prices. This offer will stay in effect until further notice.
Nationally known institution offers three $150 positions this week in telegraphy bookkeeping and shorthand. Catalogue available free state wide. Abilene Draughon Business College—Box T, Abilene, Texas.
Governor Roberts recalls the Alcalde phrase that agriculture underpins wealth and sustains society. The piece argues food and farming keep people fed and clothed, noting urban claims fail without crops, and questioning the value of gold without goods to buy.
Notice to all parties hunting or trespassing in pastures owned or controlled by undersigned Geo B Black and Joe Chrestman will be prosecuted regardless of person. Targeted reader is informed trespass will be pursued.
A Galveston clipping notes the 1860 born Comanche resident Brewer W Key died in Galveston on January 5. It recounts his philanthropy including a 70000 donation for Julia Key Memorial YWCA Home, Cahill Cemetery improvements, and a nurses home on Eighth Street. Survived by C A Vedder Galveston a niece Mrs Asa Lee Crow and Col W M Stafford and others.
A statement emphasizes that reeding livestock across all classes has always been a safe and sane enterprise and will remain so for the foreseeable future.
The note urges preparation for hog raising and hominy and other staples to ease farm life. It promotes practical efforts to improve daily living on rural properties.
Public notice commands Sheriff to publish in newspapers within Comanche County or nearest districts for four weeks. It summons H. J Harkins and I. T. Hocker to appear in Justice Court February 27, 1922, in suit No. 3284 by J. A Rogers demanding debts totaling 149 dollars for labor, board, and attorney fees.
In the Northern District of Texas James Turner Washington of Wroctor Comanche County Texas files for discharge after bankruptcy adjudication on September 17 1921. Creditors may oppose discharge by February 28 1922 with Opposition filed to Referee in Fort Worth Texas.
Mid sadness and affliction we thank friends for comfort sympathy and kindness during our trial. Our thanks extend to those who sent flowers letters and deeds of kindness though far away. Mrs W. Lanford and Children.
A modern discovery for quick healing of flesh wounds cuts burns bruises and sores is Liquid Berozone. It is a clear colorless liquid with strong healing power priced at 30c 60c and $1.20 sold by Paris Smith.
Special to the Chief Bibb January 24 reports winter rain with hopes of snow. Ernest Denny and family ate birthday dinner at M O Lanes. Stella Hastings Morell Hastings Elsie Cox Bernice Vines Grace Hastings visited Fannie Allen. A baby girl born to William Vines on January 18. Box supper drew a large crowd netting 24.70.
Weather slows activity as families travel within Fisher and Comanche counties. Notable visits include C. M. McKinzie and relatives to Fisher county, and G. C. McKinzie with Alfred McKinzie at Roy Dutton. Calvary infant burial at Coffee cemetery. condolences extended. Several residents report visits, church attendance, and travel for caregiving and sickness.
A cold rainy spell hits Rucker as residents report health worries. FE M Allsup remains critically ill after a two week bunKE on his neck while neighbors visit and travel on local business and family gatherings continue across Gorman, De Leon, and Liberty communities.
The Chief office offers Underwood typewriter ribbons for sale. This provides writers and clerks with compatible ink for their machines.
The Christian Church announces a screen picture program at the evening hour in addition to the 11 o clock and 7 15 p m services. Sunday school meets at 10 a m. Everyone is invited to all services.
Advice to men out of work urges accepting any offered job during downturns. A conservative economic study predicts improved business by April, noting history shows hiring rises ten months after rate declines. The piece argues employed men have access to opportunities and networks that out of work men lack. Them as has, gits.
Local ad notes barrels of cane syrup available direct from New Orleans. Purchasers urged to bring their jugs to Tod a & Jennings for collection.
A collection of witty short quotes from various papers satirizes nations and politics. Items reference France’s hand motions, Genoa talks, vegetarian jokes, Russia trade, Canada bottles, late supper alibis, and a Pennsylvanian senator.
The Chief office offers quick, stylish candidate cards and general printing at the lowest rates. They advertise being the “hot a” on candidate cards and all printing needs with prompt service.
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