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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
5
Convenience for Co Manche residents with a single store offering dry goods clothing groceries and hardware. Owners are partners with different names and the shop sits on a busy corner of the square inviting customers to call.
A Sanitary and clean market offers fresh meats cheese and cured meats. Located next to the corner on the north side of the square, it emphasizes quality and selection for shoppers.
A business named Hanks Gutters Flues and Cornice operates west of the square on South West Blain Street near the Blain Street area, per readable OCR fragment.
The notice suggests owners can sell for less and invites a call to verify benefits. It mentions “Just off the square” and promotes New Perfection Oil Stoves, asking who is who.
There is a clean sanitary barber shop on the West Side of the Square which wishes to do your work. Joe Bailey chose this shop as his shop. Make it your shop.
The non interest bearing and unsecured deposits of this bank are protected by the Depositors Guaranty Fund of the State of Texas.
A north side square tailor offers top type work using the improved Hoffman process and guarantees every alteration. Call near the corner or phone 228 for service.
A Comanche cafe touts itself as the cleanest and most sanitary in the state section. It sits on a street corner offering clean foods daily changing menus and quick service. The sign features a tiger and the claim Our Service Satisfies.
A bank advertises its capital of 100000 dollars and total resources of 600000 dollars. It promotes full service banking and notes its building on the southwest corner, always on the square and ready to handle both large and small business.
Senator Bailey denounced the push for national eight hour work limits as a threat to liberty. He warned unions would control government while labor leaders claim dominance over 92 percent of citizens. He urged a return to old time democracy and religion to preserve freedom and warned mothers about modern dances and social change. He received support and a Dixie finale as he headed to Ft Worth and Winnsboro.
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