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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
2
The Comanche newspaper urges readers to report missed deliveries and update addresses. It muses on Texas tax burdens, census horse and cattle data, poll tax, and a pending legislature with many proposed amendments and court offices created for jobs.
A county writer criticizes wasteful farming and calls for self reliance to improve finances. A Comanche area example shows forty acres yielding more than 150 and stresses saving, efficient handling, and eliminating waste. The piece notes Governor Ferguson and Texas reform as guidance, urging individuals to act rather than await government help.
A New York Sun analysis contrasts the departmental view of farm incomes with a car dealers’ perspective. It notes 1.5 million cars in use costing about 1.5 billion dollars, averaging 980 per new auto, and claims half of all cars are owned by farmers while income tax views leave farmers hard up.
A Chicago Tribune editorial urges avoiding exaggerated Britain United States tensions. It emphasizes maintaining amicable relations amid global wartime pressures and warns against exploiting belligerents to extract concessions.
The Dallas News comments on a New York Times article noting increasing physician use in public or semi official roles and argues against state interference in local health services. It warns that private practice would not vanish and questions the constitutionality of meddling with city authority.
The article argues against state regulation of utilities whose service is limited to one town, noting no public interest for street car, lighting, or water companies in a single city. It questions why the state would regulate such firms and references the street car company of Waco.
A health ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable alternative to calomel. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury causing sickness and bone damage, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver without salivation, biliousness, or stomach issues. It promises quick improvement and offers a money refund if it does not act better.
Washington January 23. Democratic senators caucused to commit to the ship purchase bill. They pledged to stick to the bill as shaped and vote down all amendments from Republicans or from Democrats who would not stay in the caucus during adoption of the building resolution.
Advertisement by Gib Callaway and H. C. Bradshaw offers five or six spans of young mules, both broke and unbroke, for sale on time. Get in touch at the office.
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