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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1926
Page
6
A widower reports dramatic health gains after using MAYA'S claiming cures for stomach liver and intestinal issues with a money back guarantee. A local drug ad promotes catarrhal mucus relief and several other items including tomatoes onions and a land bargain near Leon Valley with a Comanche Texas contact.
The State of Texas to the sheriff or constable of Comanche County is commanded to publish weekly for ten days a notice that Samuel Cash filed on August 2 1926 for probate of the last will of Eugenia Cash deceased. The hearing is set for the first Monday in October 1926 at Comanche County Court. All interested persons must appear and answer. Witness the clerk J W Littlejohn on August 3 1926.
The State of Texas delivers an order of execution issued by Justice Court Precinct No 1 Tarrant County on August 6 1926 in favor of Wagner Supply Company against I M White No 40013. The sheriff will sell a one half lease interest in an oil and gas lease totaling 1724 acres in Comanche County on the first Tuesday in September 1926 before the courthouse door in Comanche.
Sheriff Gilbertit announces a public sale of land in Comanche County by order of the Texas Court of Civil Appeals El Paso. The sale to satisfy a judgment of 193.50 in favor of the court will occur on the first Tuesday in September 1926 at the Comanche courthouse with property described as part of the A Ybarribo survey.
Pocket book lost containing 5 dollar bill 1 dollar bill 70 cents in change and a deposit slip signed by Elmo Duton. Leave at Chief office for reward.
Notice to property owners and interested parties that at the first called session of the Thirty Ninth Legislature in Austin on September 13, 1926 a bill will be introduced to create Road District No 1 in Comanche County. It validates orders, authorizes road bonds, and provides for payment by ad valorem taxes. Dated August 9 1926. R A Luker County Judge Comanche County Texas. 51-2.
Louisa Hollyhand Welch, 82, died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs. Edgar Blue’s home near Gustine after a ten day illness. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery after a 10 am Episcopal Church service. Born December 23, 1843 in Boston, she married James W. Welch sixty years ago in Lynn, Massachusetts. The family moved to California then Comanche 49 years ago. Mr. Welch died fourteen years ago. Survived by children Walter W. Welch of Stephenville, Frankie Bnesmith of Comanche, and Cora Denney Blue of Gustine, plus five grandchildren and many friends across Comanche County.
Carl John George advertises dray work offering reliable loading and transportation services. Include telephone number 2 for inquiries and estimates.
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