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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Sidney
Claude Clary
Stag Creek
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