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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
6
The Bailey's Democratic Review warns that continued Federal Reserve restraint will worsen the financial crisis. It argues banks and regional institutions can aid recovery if allowed to rediscount and ease money markets. It cites cotton prices, farmer debt, and widespread cutbacks in spending as a national danger.
New York on July 4 saw thousands in a wet parade along Fifth Avenue and beyond to protest Prohibition. Mayor Hylan saluted from Madison Square as marchers, including many women and children, waved banners and chanted for personal liberty while seeking sodas to quench the heat.
In the House of Commons Sir Arthur Griffith-Boscawen and Sir Robert Horne warned of British finances in a serious state and announced plans to repeal the December agricultural act that guaranteed minimum farmer prices and carried subsidies estimated between 20 and 80 million pounds annually.
Miss Viola Humphreys, former Fort Worth Young Women's Training School student, returns from Richmond with appointment as Missionary to Kaifeng China. She will sail from Seattle with fifty missionaries aboard the Wenatchie, which serves China Japan and Vladivostok.
Tanlac and its extraordinary sales sweep the globe with more than twenty million bottles sold in six years. The medicine is praised from Canada to Mexico and across Europe, aiding countless sufferers of stomach and liver disorders and revitalizing tired, weak individuals.
Attorney General Daugherty announced civil charges for violation of antitrust law will be filed in federal court in New York against the Cement Manufacturers Protective Association and its officers. The association supplied about ninety percent of Portland cement in the northeastern United States. The civil action supplements a separate criminal case and seeks dissolution or injunction to prevent reformation, aiming to provide public relief regardless of the criminal case outcome.
The City Council invites sealed bids for the city funds for the fiscal year starting August 1 1921. Bids awarded to highest daily balance interest rate. Bids due to City Secretary by July 15 1921 noon. Rights of rejection reserved. C M Moore City Secretary Pall.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from a blocked Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It promises a $100 reward for any case not cured by Mall's Catarrh Medicine and claims the remedy works through the blood.
Austin dean Will H Mayes leaves Brownwood for New York to attend a two month program of lectures at Columbia University. He will visit his son William and study as part of his ongoing work at the State University’s School of Journalism. Mayes has led the journalism school since its founding and aims to bring back new ideas for Austin.
Comanche resident and traveling salesman Joe Chilton passed through Iredell last Tuesday afternoon en route to east Texas. He and the editor of the Record spoke for nearly an hour about long acquaintance dating back thirty years, noting both lived in Comanche for about twenty years.
An old advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a quick remedy for stomach and bowel disorders. It claims prompt dosing prevents sickness and expense and notes a $1.25 price per bottle with Hamilton Drug Co and Wm. Reese Co as special agents.
A terse notice urges sellers to bring their clean cotton rage to the Chief office for potential sale. The brief implies an organized handling point and a formal process without detailing terms or quantities.
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