Local Grocery Advertises Gold Medal Flour Cheap
An ad notes Gold Medal Flour available at low cash price at J. C. C. Martins Grocery, inviting shoppers to buy budget staples.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
4
An ad notes Gold Medal Flour available at low cash price at J. C. C. Martins Grocery, inviting shoppers to buy budget staples.
Mr and Mrs Barna Riley have moved into a recently purchased residence on North Main Street east of the square. The home, formerly occupied by W A Shelton and family, will receive extensive improvements to become a very pretty dwelling.
Stockholders of Slider & Lacy met at their office yesterday and elected W. R K. Slider as president H. R. Lacy as vice president HH. Huddleston as secretary and treasurer. Also notes about digestive bitters and miscellaneous ads and notices follow.
J H Carr of the Progressive Music Company urges revival of county singing conventions as before the war. In an interview he outlines social benefits and recommends local singers organize to establish a county convention that could lead to a larger gathering.
Come out to the District Court room Friday evening to help decide which group of high school students gives the best Comanche Yell. Local organizers seek community involvement and fair judging for the school spirit event.
Weekly Sermons by Comanche Pastors discuss character using David and Jesse’s sons. The sermon argues pride, deceit, gambling, drinking, cursing, and vanity lead to failure, while David embodies true character. It urges repentance and living with integrity to succeed.
A storefront on the South Side of the Square lies beside Sid Riley's, marking a notable local retail location. The brief notes proximity to the well known Sid Riley's establishment and identifies the square area as the site.
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