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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

8

Special Sale Cuts Prices on Men’s Clothing and Shoes

Local retailer unveils a week long sale on men’s wool suits with discounts from 33% to 40% off, plus reducing boys clothing and a line of new stock shoes. Men’s suits include $65 to $37.50 price points, with other items listed and marked down. Women’s and other shoe stock also discounted, aiming to clear spring merchandise.

Palm Beach

Mothers blamed as dances spark national concern

Faith and Works discusses so called pernicious dances blamed on war era influences and mothering instincts. A serious accident involving Mrs Will Huddleston follows a dusk collision with a bicycle, leaving her in pain while she and bystanders help the injured rider.

Toder Will Huddleston Anto

Comanche City Ordinance Regulates Building Permits

The city adopts an ordinance banning construction or relocation of buildings within city limits without a permit from the Building Committee. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from 10 to 100 dollars, plus daily penalties. The ordinance takes effect upon publication dated May 31, 1920.

City of Comanche Texas Corporation Court of Seid City

Harvest Excitement as Crops Improve Across Copperas Prairie

Copperas Prairie notes June harvests show strong yields. EK Reese and spouse visited relatives in Comanche. Riley Lee and L E K Adams from Sipe Springs joined kin here. George Akers from Comanche stayed with his granddaughters BE Vancleave of Sidney and Claud e Clary of Stag Creek. Local residents attended Stag Creek school exhibition Friday night. R Q George and Dalt Parsons suffered a near fatal runaway while cutting grain. Dalt escaped serious injury.

Copperas Prairie Gap EK. A. Reese Comanche Riley Lee L. EK. Adams Sipe Springs George Akers Vancleave Sidney Claude Clary Stag Creek Ieleshan

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