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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
12
Farm Facts on Self Help and Cooperation in Agriculture
A collection of farmer guidance emphasizes self development through effort, common sense, and cooperation. It argues farming challenges require organization, market unity, and government aid only via collective action, noting price pressures and the farmer as both director and worker. The piece quotes Peter Radford of the Farmers' Union on understanding farmer problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Radford
Farmers’ Union
Advertised Goods and Unadvertised Pricing Compared
A discussion explains that advertised goods carry lower prices to fit customers' budgets and ensure merchants earn a fair profit. It notes unadvertised goods cost more due to higher operating costs, and it implies sellers must raise prices when sales volume drops.
Advertised Merchandise Boosts Merchant Profits and Consumer Value
W Holt Harris of the Mercantile Committee notes that advertising offers merchants a chance for higher margins per sale. Consumers gain through lower prices and potential quality improvements, creating mutual benefit in the marketplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Holt Harris
Mercantile Committee
Bad Roads in Comanche County Criticized
The article condemns Comanche county roads as the worst seen, especially in the Hazeldell Edna Hill Wat area. A visiting prospector encounter underscores the poor conditions and urges county authorities to take action for residents living along these routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Hazeldell
Edna Hill
Wat
Household efficiency and modern kitchen planning
A discussion on household efficiency traces its rise from industrial methods to home use. It advocates standardizing chores, arranging the kitchen for quick access, choosing efficient tools like electric appliances, and using a daily schedule to cut waste motions, with a closing reflection on home as a sanctuary.
Why Girls Go Wrong in Portland Opinion
The Chicago Inter Ocean and Oregonian echo Rev Daniel Hudson on wages and chastity linking working girls to home life. They argue most low earners live at home, contribute to family income, and stress parental control and religious education to curb vice. Parents bear responsibility for their children’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregorian
Daniel E. Hudson
Notre Dame University
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Hudson
Inter-Ocean
The
Oregonian
Tess and Ted School Shoes at Martin Company
Tess and Ted school shoes advertised at Martin Company with likely store display. Product line appears aimed at children with standard sizes and price points. Local retailer context suggests a period-appropriate catalog or ad placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess & Ted
Martin Company
Dodson's Liver Tone Availability at Carroll's Drug Store
Local pharmacy Carroll's Drug Store lists Dodson's Liver Tone for sale. Advertisement notes product branding and store location serving customers seeking-tonic health aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Carroll’s Drug Store
Nabers Leases Huse Cotton Yard Promises Square Deal
Tom J Nabers announces the lease of the Huse Cotton Yard with three years of Comanche yard experience. He partners with J A Archie Mayes, touts blanket insurance rates, and invites farmers to favor future business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huse
Comanche
J. A
Archie) Mayes
Pioneer Yard
Tom J. Nabers
Children deserve newspapers to bolster schooling
The Chief-Exponent and The Dallas Semi-Weekly Farm News offer a one year subscription for $1.75 with three papers weekly. If paid in advance for one year the total drops to $1.50 for both papers, with payment accepted at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Farm News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brins
Comanche, Texas
South Side Square
E. P. Turner
Rural Homes and Schools
Farm Lite Commission
Roberson Sisters& Co
Conklin
H. L. Ardis
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