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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
5
We apologize to readers for this week’s delay caused by a light plant breakdown powering our press and linotype and a delay in paper shipment from Dallas. We strive to publish Friday mornings but this delay was unavoidable.
A note in the newspaper advert invites readers to spot a misspelled word and win a year’s subscription by sending a correction to the office. Read the ads carefully to find the error.
A note announces a joint publication arrangement priced at $1.75 per year. The item emphasizes the combined newspaper offering and its annual subscription rate for readers in Fort Worth.
The State of Texas Comanche County sheriff sale notice issued September 1913 under John H. Sweatt vs W. T. House No 2204. On the first Tuesday in October 1913 at the Comanche courthouse the property in Wright addition block 85 150 by 160 feet to be sold for 2006.23 with $50 credit and costs.
Apply at once to prevent blood poisoning. A surgical dressing that relieves pain and heals. Not an alinement. Prices 15¢ 50c and $1.00.
The lieutenant governor and the acting governor have announced their bid for the gubernatorial race. They promise leadership focused on state stability and economic growth, outlining key policy priorities and campaign themes.
Our Fall Announcement proclaims position to supply fall goods at the lowest prices, matching or beating competitors. It cites rains easing grain fears and a still safe country, urging customers to shop early and note discounts on Hamiltonstown shoes, Kuppenheimer clothing, John Deere buggies, wagons, farm implements, Sharples separators, dry goods, Buck’s stoves and hardware.
J E Henry an esteemed citizen died at his daughter Mrs R A Gooch home in DeLeon on Wednesday September 30 age 81 born in Georgia January 24 1845 came to Texas at 25 married Francis Wells 55 years ago. He lived in Comanche 25 years and was a longtime Christian church member. His body was taken to Comanche for interment.
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