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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
7
Samuel 8 Blythe argues in the Saturday Evening Post for choosing a business man as President rather than politicians or soldiers. He says the United States needs decisive, efficient governance from leaders in manufacturing and commerce and urges concerted action to nominate a single business candidate.
The Rex Refining Co of De Leon Texas invites original stockholders to hold or buy more stock at par for a pipeline and working capital. It cites large profits seen by Oklahoma refiners and urges Texans to keep crude profits in Texas while offering stock at $1.00 per share under a 350 000 capital trust. Sales office listed as Masonic Building Comanche Texas.
In the dress goods department new serges, wool jersies, silk shirtings, satin striped poplins and fan sues are now available for selection.
The Comanche Marble Works, D. A. Rice proprietor, urges interested persons to visit the shop to inspect workmanship and materials and obtain prices for monumental projects.
A vintage advert promotes La Creole Hair Dressing to cover gray hair. Claims natural improvement for a woman’s crowning glory. Sells for 1.00 with a call to try this product.
Sufferers from indigestion are urged to try Chamberlain's Tablets, claimed to strengthen the stomach and aid recovery. The ad notes hardware offerings at Slider & Lacy's, including tents and wagon sheets for cotton wagons, from Todd-Randall & Jennings.
An elderly ladies friendly shoe claim promotes Ye Old Tyme Comforts as an easy comfortable option. The ad invites readers to try a pair and return to Higgin botham for future purchases.
Arbor Springs residents report visits and homecomings as B Stagner and daughter Alma return from Runnels with Vera Cottrell to visit. Churchgoers include Lorene and Jewell Gunn and Relda Marshall at Sweetwater. Jewel Gunn visits Golda Sanders. Lucy Alley stays with Willie Sledge in Taylor's Chapel. Tom Williams hosts a youth party. Amy Jaynes and Lucy Boynton of Mt Valley visit Japp Davison. Lorene Gunn visits Magness in Downing. W D Jenkins and son of Comanche spend time with Webb family.
A local advertisement invites customers to try the Mothers Favorite brand suits in all sizes at Higginbothams. The copy emphasizes new suit styles for a broad range of customers.
An advertisement from Rex Refining Company mentions Anderson and Watt rear of Masonic Temple and notes School tablets and pencils from Slider and Lacy. The text suggests oil investment information embedded within the ad.
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