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Comanche Chief in Comanche, Texas

30 Aug 1929

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Comanche Chief

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Comanche, Texas, United States of America

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Aug 30, 1929

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2

Partition suit seeks lien foreclosure and land division

In Comanche County Texas Eva Irby and Alice Irby sue Katie Irby in District Court for partition of 200 acres and 40 acres of Deaf and Dumb Asylum lands. They claim a 9 tenths interest to be divided while Katie holds one tenth. They seek foreclosure of a $475 lien plus interest from 1920 and a sale to satisfy the judgment. The case No. 7470 awaits final hearing.

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State OF Texas Comanche County Comanche Katie Irby Texas Eva Irby Alice Alice) Irby Anna Irby Feme Sole Albert Irby Elias Platt D. M. Irby T. Fenn T. H. Jackson Alice Irby Mary Alice Irby Irby Haxtie Irby Kate Irby
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4-H Club records boost Comanche County leads

Four-H Club notes show 160 complete record books turned in in 1928, the highest in Extension District No. 3. Ten Comanche County boys earn Dallas Fair Encampment trips based on club work, with entries due by early October. National Broadcasting Stations will air a 4-H program on September 7 from 12 30 to 1 15 pm, broadcast from Washington, inviting all members and leaders to listen.

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Comanche County Dallas Fair National Broadcasting Stations Washington J._A. Barton
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Baby Buried at Oakwood Services Led by Lyle Price

An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben McGlothlin was buried at Oakwood on Friday with Lyle Price conducting the services. Mrs. Curtiss Stevens of Denver spent a few days last week in Comanche, accompanied by her mother Mrs. J H Bryson who had been visiting in Denver.

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Ben McGlothlin Oakwood Lyle Price Curtiss Stevens Denver Colorado Comanche J .H. Bryson
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