Our Great Unloading Sale Continues
A promotional note describes a storewide unloading sale with bargains across dry goods clothing hats groceries hardware and stoves. It urges customers to prepare for winter and compare prices to find best values.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1921
Page
3
Hardware Bargains Sweep through Used and New Stoves
Bargains include $85 range stoves and $50 Revonoc oil stoves with discounted prices. Also listed are Fisk tubes and tires, plow gear, grain drill, disk harrow, tents and wagon sheets, wagon covers, team and plow harness, lines, bridles, straps, and wholesale stock offered at deep discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Wanted cotton pickers and a country companion
WANTED AT ONCE unincumbered woman as companion and help in small family in rural setting with pleasant surroundings light work reasonable wages and permanent place. Also WANTED 300 cotton pickers at once for steady work till February in Blythe California with good climate and schools growers pay own transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Henderson
Farmers’ Aliance Labor Bureau
Blythe
California
T. G. Wyatt
Comanche
J. T. Hughes
Junction
Texas
Hog Show Entries Sought for Comanche Event
Notice to hog raisers asks all who wish to enter hogs in the Comanche hog show on November 25 and 26 to file names with J. R. Eanes by November 19. Include entry count and hog breed to help arrange space and assign competent judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
J. R. Eanes
Truth crushed to earth at the Judgment Bar
An old newspaper line reflects on falsehoods kept out of sight as a truth is pressed in public life and legal spaces. The quotation evokes a critique of scandal and accountability in church politics and courthouse steps.
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