01 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
1
A $100 reward promises to a lady contestant if three trusted Comanche businessmen prove favoritism or unfair methods in the Great Yuletide Subscription and Trade Building Campaign. If proven, the Comanche Publishing Co. will deliver $100 to the Local Pastors’ Association to direct to a chosen charitable cause.
A fragment from a local paper mentions an heirrelated building matter with unclear details. The readable text hints at an organizational or property issue but provides few concrete facts. Further context would help produce a precise summary.
Rules detail eligibility for entrants over fifteen in Comanche and adjoining counties and how votes are counted. No one may transfer votes or hold cash subscriptions beyond three days. the manager reserves majority votes, and special coupons and nominations are allowed. The committee will tally final votes with an adding machine.
The article describes a four cylinder block bore 35 8 inches with increased power. PUMP drains the water radiator for positive circulation. PUSH RODS are lazy designed. lubrication uses aluminum crank case like EMF 30. Dual ignition, magneto, and three speed sliding gear mirror EMF 30. Delivered at Comanche for 935 dollars.
A beautiful touring car is on exhibit drawing attention from ladies in marriageable status and from residents of adjoining counties who seek the largest prize. The display promises an impressive showcase for local visitors and competitors alike.
The jeweler H. L. Ardis is noted as the third premium in the latest mounting and will be awarded to the lady who secures the third largest number of votes in the Great Yuletide Subscription and Trade Building contest before December 24, 1912.
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