Notice to William Swan et al. in Comanche County suit
Court orders summons by publication for eight weeks in Comanche County to appear October 19, 1915, in district court to answer trespass to try title suit No. 453 filed August 16, 1915 by Mrs. M. Bh. Jack and KF. A. Jack against William Swan Jacob Schenck W Black John Adriance W J Cannon Henry C Wilcox and unknown heirs. Land described as 640 acres on Little Mountain Creek in Comanche County. Plaintiffs seek title and possession quieting title damages and costs.
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State of
Texas
Comanche County
William Swan
Jacob Schenck
W. Black
John Adriance
W. J. Cannon
Henry C. Wilcox
52Nd Judicial District
Comanche
M. Bh. Jack
KF. A. Jack
Jacob Sechenek
Henry CC
Wilcox
Towit
Little Mountain Creek
FL B. Gentry
P. O
S. BE. Cor
Ss. W. Cor
Community Notes From Sidney And Comanche
Misses Jeffie Thomas and Doral Rovers of Comanche visited their aunt Mrs BYU last week. Merna Carson of Comanche visited at the home of R Hol land late last week. Miss Golda Roberson of Comanche attends the Methodist meeting and visits Miss Pearl Boyd. Mr and Mrs Henderson of Clio visited Mr and Mrs George Stupp and were joined by Miss Menzie and Ernest Stapp for the summer stay. Thubert O Muston of Gorman and his wife are visiting Mrs Bryant and family.
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Jeffie Thomas
Doral Rovers
Comanche
Byu
Merna Carson
R. Holland
Golda Roberson
Henderson
Clio
George Stupp
Miss Menzie
Ernest Stapp
Thubert O. Muston
Gorman
Mrs. Bryant
Alvarado Man Restored by Wonderful Remedy
A Texas man named T. A. Hensley reports long standing digestive distress including colic bloating and inactive liver improved rapidly after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy He praises the treatment calling it a Godsend and credits permanent relief for stomach liver and intestinal issues with no distress after meals and a money back guarantee.
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T. A. Hensley
Alvarado
Texas
Cole
Mayr
Cures a Cold in One Day Claims by LAXA LAB
An advertisement touts BROMO QUININE branded as LAXA TIVE BALO QUININE promising a cure for a cold in one day. It mentions stopping cough and headache and highlights a signature by F. W. GROVE. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and brand terms.
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Laxa
F.W. Grove
Kansas Plans for Free Fair Opens September In Topeka
Kansas promotes a free state fair to be held September 13 to 17 in Topeka. The idea reflects Kansas temperament—progressive, independent, eager to advertise the state. The plan requires a one fourth of a mill tax to cover premiums, with supporters citing education and public policy.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
United States
Kansas State Fair Association
Shriners
Marshall
Pacific Coast
West
Fair Association
T. A. Borman
The
Fair Associatiff Lux
Borman
Kansas Farmer
Chicago
Autumn Shoes Appeal Draws Women of Taste and Style
The advertisement promotes early Autumn shoes for dress occasions and notes twelve years of sales with increasing popularity. It highlights new lace and iron styles and lists price range from 2.50 to 4.00 dollars with a storefront location at Sub Side Sq.
Temperance Campaign Expands Across Ohio and Cleveland
A temperance drive named Temperance Campaign York promotes abstinence as the solution to intemperance. A committee of financial and labor leaders leads the effort with Algert R. as organizer, linking to a broader national movement and a Cleveland group already formed.
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the of Christ of America
Mnien
Rominent Financial, Induslabor
New Ladies Coats at Roberson Sisters
Roberson Sisters advertise new coat suits for ladies and misses. Also offer to install new rubber tires on buggies through W. W. Kilpatrick and Son.
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Roberson Sisters
W. W. Kilpatrick & Son
Local Grapes and Juice for Sale in Town and Vineyard
Uncle Jim Hicks offers grapes at 75 cents per bushel and grape juice at 50 cents per gallon. Choice grapes delivered in town cost 3 cents per pound. See the seller in town or at the vineyard. Also promoting Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria tonic with iron for build up.
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Uncle Jim Hicks
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