Sheriff Sale in Comanche County Texas on Ada Beck property
By order of the Comanche County District Court the City of Comanche seeks satisfaction of a judgment against Ada Beck. On the first Tuesday in September 1936 the sheriff will sell at the court house in Comanche to the highest bidder the lot described as Lot 9, Block 2, Sangers Addition, Comanche Texas. Sale limited to cash with two year redemption rights by double payment. John Reese Sheriff. Comanche County. August 6, 1936.
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John Reese
Comanche County
Comanche
Texas
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas 1936
The City of Comanche sues unknown owners for twenty five dollars and ninety one hundredths plus six percent interest. A tax-like sale is set for the first Tuesday in September 1936 at the Comanche Court House to auction East half of Block 74 in the Original Town. Proceeds go to the City of Comanche to cover costs. Sheriff, Comanche County.
Order of Sale Authorized in Comanche County Case
By Order of Sale issued by the Comanche County District Court Clerk on August 6 1936 in the City of Comanche for a City of Comanche judgment of 30 45 dollars with 6 percent interest and costs the property described as Middle 1 3rd of the northwest 1 4th of Block 42 original town of Comanche is to be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday in September 1936 between 10 a m and 4 p m at the courthouse to satisfy the judgment with proceeds applying to the debt and costs.
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District Court
Comanche County
Comanche
52Nd. Judicial District
Texas
City of
Ray Evans
Lida Powers
Fayette Powers
Nettie Helton
Pete Helton
Minnie McCarty
Jerome McCarty
John Reese
McKinzie Hotel Offers Family Style Dinners and Rooms
The McKinzie Hotel near the square offers an excellent family style meal at a quarter price with a variety of well cooked dishes. No advance notice needed to dine, and the hotel provides clean beds and rooms at reasonable rates.
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McKinzie
McKinzie Hotel
Cheapskate Chandler's Cheaper'n's on Auto Parts
Brownwood shopper gains report of Cheapskate Chandler's Cheaper'n's auto parts store note. Includes mention of Chief and a semi weekly Farm News offer priced at one year for 1.50.
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Cheapskate Chandler's
Brownwood
Democratic Primary Candidates Listed for July 25 1636
The Chief announces candidates for the Democratic Primary to be held July 25 1636. District Attorney Harry Flentge District Clerk Ben Wilhelm County Judge R S McCharen W T House County Attorney D P Parker County Clerk Hollis Burton Sheriff Wid Spivey Representative 104th District R A Luker Tolbert Patterson Tax Assessor Collector E R Armstrong W D Sturkie County Treasurer I M Davis Commissioner Precinct No 1 F L Little H W Scott Commissioner Precinct No 7 L T Cunningham Commissioner Precinct No 3 F T Brandt R L Graham Justice Peace Precinct No 1 Geo C Wetzel Constable Precinct No 1 Virgil Cash.
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Harry Flentge
Ben Wilhelm
R. S. McCharen
W. T. House
D. P. Parker
Hollis Burton
Wid Spivey
R. A. Luker Tolbert Patterson
E. R. Armstrong
W. D. Sturkie
I. M. Davis
F. L. Little
H. W Scott
L. T. Cunningham
F. T. Brandt
R. L. Graham
Justice Peace
Geo. C. Wetzel
Virgil Cash
Sheriff’s sale notice in Comanche County Texas 1936
The sheriff will sell 20 acres of J. D. Barcroft Survey No. 47 in Comanche County Texas on the first Tuesday in September 1936 to satisfy a judgment for 382.00 plus costs in the estate of Edith Stowe Haworth against C. P. Barcroft and wife. The sale is cash before the courthouse door in Comanche. The writ was issued August 1 1936 by the district court.
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State of Texas
Comanche
District Court
Comanche County
C. C. Hampton
Edith Stowe Haworth
C. P. Barcroft
J. D. Barcroft
Barcroft
J. H. Reese
Texas
Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas
On the 31st day of July 1936 the Sheriff will sell for cash on the first Tuesday in September 1936 before the Comanche Court House door two parcels of land in Comanche County Texas to satisfy a $1804.00 judgment for D. B. Short against N. G. Short plus costs. Parcels include 80 acres on Sabano Creek and 78 acres along the N Leon River, both in Section 5 Block 2, with detailed metes and bounds. Sheriff J. H. Reese issued this writ on July 6.
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State of Texas
Comanche
District Court
Comanche County
D. B. Short
N. G. Short
Court House
Sabano Creek
N. Leon River
N. W
P. O
State of
Texas
N. E. Cor
County of
J. H. Reese
Texas constitutional amendment for state liquor dispensation voting
Texas legislature proposes replacing Section 20 of Article XVI to create a state dispensary system for distilled liquors with exclusive state sale, plus local option voting on beverage liquor bans. The measure sets election date for November 3, 1936, and allocates up to $8,000 for publication and election costs.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Justice
Cardus Brings Relief for Women’s Pains Says Mrs Young
A Louisiana reader Mrs Cole Young reports Cardus eased her irregularities and pain, reducing nervousness and improving health. The note urges consulting a physician if Cardus does not help.
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Mra Cole Young
Ville
Cardus
Texas Proposal for Teachers' Retirement Systems Vote
S J R No 18 proposes amending Section 48, Article III of the Texas Constitution to authorize the establishment of Teachers Retirement Systems and to appropriate funds for the election. The measure adds a new Section 48a after Section 48 in Article III.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Texas constitutional amendment on state workers compensation proposal
A joint resolution proposes adding Section 59 to Article 3 to authorize the Legislature to enact Workmen's Compensation Insurance for state employees and to pay premiums, with the state never required to insure any employee. It directs a public election on Nov 3 1936 and appropriates 5000 dollars for publication and election costs.
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State OF
Texas
Texas Proposes Amendment on Public Education Retirement Fund
A ballot wording shows support and opposition lines for a constitutional amendment authorizing retirement and creation of a retirement fund for personnel in public schools colleges and universities. The Governor is directed to issue a proclamation for the election and publication. funds up to 5000 dollars are appropriated from the treasury to cover publication and election costs.
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Texas
State of
United States
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Comanche County Abstract CO
J. R. Eanes
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J. B. Allcorn
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J.R. Eanes & CO
John D. Waring
C. A. Green
Bowen
FT. Worth
Dallas
Houston
Bowen Motor Coaches
R. B. Stanford
Geo. C. McKenzie
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