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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1913

Page

5

Texas voters urged to choose a governor by merit not on prohibition

The Star-Telegram argues Texans should elect a governor for capability and leadership to aid state development regardless of stance on statewide prohibition. It notes legislative power over amendment, the balance of anti and pro forces, and the need for a qualified leader to unite factions and advance regulation.

Texas Star-Telegram

Griglex's Liv-Ver Lax Promotes Safer Liver Treatment

Advertisement touts Griglex's Liv-Ver Lax as a safer alternative to calomel for liver care. Claims emphasize it is harmless and pleasant to take, suitable even for children, promoted by The Wm. Reese Company.

Griglex Wm. Reese Company

Printing in latest styles at low prices

The Chief Exponent advertises printing in current styles at low prices and invites readers to submit their next order, mentioning telephone contact as a point of connection.

Store ads lure ladies with pretty and new items

Advertisements target women showing the newest and prettiest goods to attract shoppers. The notes describe how store ads guide buying choices with appealing visuals and suggested items.

Shrewd Pawn Ticket Tale From Kansas Town

A Chanute man recalls a ticket office incident in which a man, unable to pay the full price, pawns a two dollar bill for a rise to three dollars. He then sells the pawn ticket for the same amount, returning with three silver dollars to purchase the ticket to Kansas City.

Kansas Town Kansas City

Holiday Goods Display at 5 and 10e Store

W C Odom promotes a display of holiday goods now on show at the 5 and 10e store inviting shoppers to browse the selection.

W C Odom

Fancy Stationery Offer From The Chief Exponent

Offer to supply embossed litho graphed or engraved stationery at reduced prices. Telephone number provided for orders.

Mayes Outlines Progressive Prohibition Education and Reform Platform

Lieutenant Governor Will H. Mayes releases a detailed set of principles for his Texas governor bid. He defines himself as Democrat, progressive, and prohibitionist, pledging support for existing laws, education expansion, state institutions, prison reform, fair corporate regulation, road and tax policy, local self government, and statewide prohibition with local options. The statement accompanies news on Red Cross Christmas Seals fundraising and hospital support.

Austin Tex Will H. Mayes Texas University of Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College College of Industrial Arts State Normal Colleges People of Red Cross O. B. Colquitt Memorial Children’s Hospital Galveston Southwest Texas Anti-Tuberculosis Association

Have You a Liver Use LIV-VER-LAX Prominent Comanche Drugstore Ad

Comanche’s WM. Reese Company advertises Grigsby's LIV VER LAX as a trusted liver medicine. It promotes a personal money-back guarantee if the product fails to meet claims, urges using LIV VER LAX over calomel, and asserts the remedy is safe for adults and children.

Grigsby WM. Reese Company

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