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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1914

Page

8

Trade Day crowds and new goods in Comanche notes

Local notes mention Dr. O R Moneines dentist in the Masonic building, March starting mild, First Monday trade day with crowds, and promotions from Martin Company. Citizens are urged to consider B F Cadenhead for city alderman while Comanche Mercantile advertises the Dome Dream Separator. Higginbothams offers feed on credit including chops and bran.

O. R. Moneines Masonic Building Comanche Texas Comanche Mercantile Company

Great Subscription Offer from Three Magazines

The Chief Exponent Farm and Ranch and Holland in a three for 1 75 prepaid offer. Subscriptions encouraged with advance payment to lock in the deal.

Farm and Ranch Holland’s Magazine

Selling Sewing and Talking Machines by Singer and Columbia

Reliable standard guaranteed sewing and talking machines preferred for 50 years. Visit Singer office on the North side square. Comanche Mercantile Co pays cash for all eggs and butter at the highest market price.

Singer Columbia North Side Square Comanche Mercantile Co Comanche Merca

Stable bid for two horses at old Fair grounds

The buyer offers Charlie Den ny horse and a jack for the season at the old Fair grounds one mile northeast of the courthouse. Terms require $10 to insure foal. Seller Oscar Stewart.

Charlie Denny Jack Old Fair Grounds N. E. Court House Oscar Stewart

Comanche Plans First Class Library Addressed

Pierce Burns shipped two cars of steers to Fort Worth markets Monday night. The Chief Exponent urges attention to the Library Call in this issue and expresses gratification at plans for an early library for Comanche. A chapel gathering is requested in response.

Pierce Burns Fort Worth Comanche

Best De Laval Cream Separators Sold By Burks Simmons

Burks Simmons Company advertises De Laval cream separators as the best option. Wm Reese Company offers Symphony Lawn pound paper with matching envelopes.

de Laval Burks-Simmons Company Symphony Lawn Wm. Reese

Spring Lines and Syrup Advertisements

An early 20th century classified fragment promoting Burks Simmons Co clothing and Comanche department, Roberson Sisters millinery, and Higginbothams Pure Syrup. It highlights spring apparel, hats, and available Ribbon Cane Syrup in barrels and various keg sizes.

Comanche Burks-Simmons Co Higginbothams

Seed for Sale Offers Various Farm Seeds

Seed corn two dollars per bushel and cotton seed one dollar per bushel. Seeds have been tested locally with success. Seed is carefully selected and corn is hand shelled. Cotton seed saved before bad weather and are good. S L Wyandotte eggs one dollar twenty five cents per fifteen. Duroe Jersey hogs for sale. R T Jones Sidney Texas.

S. L. Wyandotte R. T. Jones Sidney Texas

San Angelo Deputy City Marshal Hurt in Arrest Assault

Geo Cunningham deputy city marshal of San Angelo and brother of Dave Sr R T and James Cunningham is reported dangerously ill at his home after an assault while he attempted to place someone under arrest. A telegram notified relatives Tuesday and Jim Cunningham left for San Angelo to be with him.

Geo. Cunningham San Angelo Dave, Sr R. T James Cunningham Capt James Susie Cunningham Jim Cunningham

New Fetereta feed boosts yield and maturity

The New Feed offers an alternative to maize named Fetereta. It promises higher production, sturdier stalks, and earlier ripening. Higginbotham's invites buyers to start with a few pounds. The Wm. Reese Co promotes Preference ten cent writing tablets in four sizes plain and ruled.

Higginbotham’s Wm. Reese Co

New Case Planters Available at Higginbothams

Higginbothams announces a limited stock of New Case seed planters and cotton seed for sale. Buyers can equip fields with the New Case Planter and restore productivity.

Higginbothams

De Laval Cream Separator Trade Promoted by Burks Simmons

The Burks-Simmons Co promotes the De Laval cream separator, featuring the cream of the cream separator trade delivered through their agency network.

de Laval Burks-Simmons Co

Auction Notice of Dry Goods Stock in Hasse Texas

Fred Cox from Louisiana visits brother Jim and family. On March 11 at 3 p m an auction offers stock of dry goods and fixtures valued at 2500 dollars. The seller reserves the right to reject all bids. Wallace Wagner Hasse Texas auctioneer.

Wallace Wagner Hasse Texas

De Laval Cream Separator Advert and Odd Fellows Nomination

A vintage ad touts De Laval Cream Separators and supplies from Higginbothams Comanche Mercantile Co and Guth candies. District Clerk W D Carroll of Comanche denies seeking the Texas Grand Lodge Secretary post though supporters urge his candidacy. incumbent Secretary Walker rumored not to seek another term.

W. D. Carroll Comanche Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows of Texas Carroll Walker

Dodson's Liver Tone Offered As Safe Calomel Alternative

In Paris Smith's shop Dod son's Liver Tone is promoted as a safe reliable remedy that can replace calomel and act as a gentle liver stimulant with no bad after effects. The advertisement guarantees a full refund of 50 cents if customers are dissatisfied and claims the tonic aids digestion relieves headaches clears coated tongues and strengthens the body by removing waste. A test is suggested to prove its benefits.

Paris Smith’s Dodson

Local Social Notes Span Gustine Dallas and Commissioners

A long list of personal visits and movements: T. J. Duke of Gustine visits Eekel Cartwright. Mesdames Jesse Hughes and L. Ardis travel to Dallas for Grand Opera. Mrs. Clay Senter comes from Dublin to see her sister Mrs. G. W. Jessup. Miss Minnie Cunningham visits Dallas relatives. Nate Jackson and child visit from Dallas to Mrs. Bob Burrow. Ruth Sadler and Myrtle Duke of Gustine visit city friends. A. W. Palmer buys goods in Eastern markets for Martin Company. Dr. Lockhart of Fort Worth conducts services at Central Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robinson of Gustine and Miss Zilpah Allen attend Grand Opera in Dallas. Mrs. R. V. Neely and daughter Alma plan several months in Dallas. Chas Heflin heads to Luling for a window decorator job. Mrs. Ethel McElroy and daughter return to Alvarado after visiting sister Mrs. Tom Cunningham. Mrs. Cunningham departs for Palo Pinto for district court. Chas Lassiter and wife move to Kermit to ranch and settle. Florence Collins arrives from Clarksville to trim for Higginbotham Bros. & Co.. Everett Taylor and Bill relocate to Tyler for future home. Taylor formerly engineer on Cotton Belt. family leave many friends in Comanche. Lee Clark of Midland, Midland College field agent and brother of Mrs. Holloway, visits and recalls Add-Ran College founders.

T. J. Duke of Gustine Eekel Cartwright Mesdames Jesse Hughes L. Ardis Dallas Clay Senter Dublin G. W. Jessup Minnie Cunningham Nate Jackson Bob Burrow Ruth Sadler Myrtle Duke of A. W. Palmer Luling Texas Ethel McElroy Alvarado Tom Cunningham Palo Pinto Home Home Folly In Comanche, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lassiter Kermit Winkler County Lassiter Florence Collins Clarksville Higginbotham Bros. & Co Trimmer Everett Taylor Bill Tyler Taylor Comanche Lee Clark Midland Midland College R. F. Holloway Mr. Clark Eld Randolph Clark Old Add-Ran College The Conference For Education In

Dog Tax Payment Extended to April First 1914

By order of the City Council the dog tax due date for 1914 is moved from March 1 to April 1. Owners must pay before then to avoid prosecution and fine. Chief of Police C. Handley and City Secretary N. A. Palmer note the change.

C. Handley N. A. Palmer

Election for Three Aldermen Held at Comanche City Hall

Notice of election at Comanche City Hall on Tuesday April 7 1914 to elect three Aldermen for two years succeeding J B Weems M W Skinner and C F Jacobs whose terms expire. J J Alexander named Presiding Officer by City Council. Mayor G A Cunningham.

Comanche J. B. Weems M. W. Skinner C. F. Jacobs J. J. Alexander G. A. Cunningham

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Brins Peerless Fon Campfire Girl Ent Colonial Oxfords Erin’s South Side Square Comanche, Texas March Martin Company B. F. Cadenhead Benjamin Roberson Sisters & Company Fred Cox Jim Reese Co Calomel Ferrel-Bounders Co Renalt Wm. Reese Company Singer Office
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