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Comanche Chief in Comanche, Texas

26 Nov 1920

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Comanche Chief

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Comanche, Texas, United States of America

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Nov 26, 1920

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4

Turkey drives Thanksgiving dinner prices on New York market

New York spends about 2,000,000 for Thanksgiving with turkey as the chief feature. Dealers expect strong demand as farmers fatten birds for the day, capping the market when prices rise. Most supply comes from Indiana Ohio Michigan Maryland Kentucky with trains from St Louis. Missouri and Texas turkeys also contribute notably, though output from these regions is reportedly cornered this year.

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Weather Lifts After Harsh Spell In Van Dyke

Regular correspondence notes pleasant skies in Van Dyke easing prior bad weather. Rev. Rainey preached two sermons at a local appointment. W A Irby and daughter Montie from Santa Anna visited briefly. Marion Gaines returned home to see his mother. J R Collins Dean Collins and family from Arbor Springs visited. Batton family from Maytown also stop by. Miss Philips and Miss Wilson visited Brownwood recently.

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Rucker Notes Cold Week. Hogs Slain and Sausage Supplies

Weather turned cold with snow last week as hogs were slaughtered and spare ribs and sausage remained plentiful. Gordon Grisham arrived from the west while the Frank Singleton well has 6 inch casing on the ground and will be cased this week. authorities believe it could become a producer if properly caved and managed.

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RMR Hart Schafner & Marx Higginbotham Bros T. C. Marbaugh Southlava Mitna Strand Slidden Roery Turkey A. M. Heflin Floyd Lane J. R. Collins Dean Collins Little Son Arbor Springs Mr. Batton Philips Wilson Brownwood Hest and Wheel Comanche, Texas Fords
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