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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
11
A Comanche county merchant denounces fake slaughters and bragging fronts that push prices below cost. He states they buy goods for cash and sell with a small profit margin, insisting on fair, upright business without deceiving customers.
The note expresses gratitude for trust in compounding 15000 prescriptions and 75000 to be chosen, highlighting pure drugs, careful service, and years of experience. It states quality as the motto and invites customers to their store, with thanks for confidence and assurance of service.
The piece argues Texas must build wholesale and jobbing interests to advance industrial progress. It cites $300 million annual dry goods consumption, urges $50 million investment, aims to create 100000 jobs, and envisions ten thousand factories across towns, fostering a self reliant economy through local cooperation.
Theodore Roosevelt argues in Outlook that railways must protect investors as well as workers and shippers. He urges balanced government action, allowing fair returns to attract investment, fund repairs, and support wage workers, while guarding against corporate misconduct.
President Schaff of the M. E. & T. Railway announces suspension of extension and improvement projects while a $105,000,000 lawsuit unfolds. The move strains financing, chills future Texas expansion, and heightens distrust in railroad circles as rates and leases face scrutiny, with officials pushing for Interstate rate investigation. Public notices urge subscribers to switch to cash in advance, with renewals credited to 1915.
The ad notes Victoria Lynn at the high school event this Saturday night. It also states that the best advertised store will capture most of the Christmas trade as it did last year.
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