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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
5
The Cash Store in Comanche launches a two week greatest price-cutting sale led by W C Sanders promising massive markdowns on dry goods clothing shoes groceries hardware and more. Hundreds flock to the doors at 9 AM with shelves emptied as managers and staff rush to process demand in a historic save-biggest-bargain event.
An advertising appeal urges youths to advance in life through direct routes to better jobs. It promotes Tyler Commercial College in Tyler, Texas, offering courses in bookkeeping shorthand business administration and finance with a free catalog via mail response.
Judge Gary argues for open shop rights and merit based promotion, condemns closed shop practices, and defends capital accumulation and constitutional liberties. He contrasts open shop freedom with union controlled employment and urges inquiry into unionism claims. He portrays America as a land of opportunity dependent on capital and independent workers.
Energy reports good rainfall aiding crops with grain cutting and grass growth in cotton. Several local families traveled to Goldthwaite Comanche and Pottsville for visits and gatherings. Wincer Moore injured in a ball game. Grandpa Banner celebrated his 101st birthday at the Banner reunion.
Wm. Calhoun, a leading cotton buyer from Hamilton, accompanied by Clyde Martin, spent a few hours in Comanche on Friday during a business visit.
This section reports recent rain relief, upcoming preaching services, and visits by Mr. Taylor Northcutt and the Seagos. Eva Thomas heads to Stephenville for a summer normal, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Seago plus Mr. and Mrs. Little visit Kimsey Seago. J O DePriest attends Salt Creek decoration, Russell Nance returns from Big Springs with wife, and Thomas Manning marries Bertha Love. Bal lard's Snow Liniment advertised with prices.
The doctor suggests counting a flock of sheep escaping through a hole in the fence. The Sap reports the patient tried but would become sleepy at fifty and lose count, needing to restart.
Judge Gary argued that workers are paid for labor and that profits belong to the owner who furnishes and risks capital. He warned against exploiting labor by those unused to hard work and stressed that investment decisions rest with the capital provider who bears responsibility and risk.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a waiter serves soup and a patron asks for chicken soup. The waiter explains the dish uses the cooking liquid from boiled eggs, jokingly calling it young chicken soup in a light quote feature.
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