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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1919

Page

4

City buys wood from bank and offers to residents

The City purchases wood from The First National Bank at one dollar per two horse load, located about three and a half miles from town. It offers the same price to residents for personal use only. Apply to city secretary C. M. Moore. Mayor J. R. Eanes announces the plan.

First National Bank C. M. Moore J. R. Eanes

Notice of Sheriff Sale in Comanche County Texas

Sheriff JACK Metcollum announces a public auction on January 6, 1920 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Comanche County Courthouse to sell T. J. Gates rights in a parcel of land described as the middle one third of Section 20 D. & ID. A. land on Sabanno Creek for debt satisfaction of Cooper Grocery Co. vs W R Epler and others.

State of Texas Comanche McLennan County Texas Cooper Grocery Co W. R. Epler Cooper Grocer, Company W. Epler T. L. Gates Therself Y. N. Gates S. W Leroy McMullen McMullen N. W Sabanno Creek N. E. Corner Court House T. J. Gates

Weather and social notes from Vandyke Regular Correspondence

A cold spell follows mild days with a shower Monday morning. Rev. Garrett of Brownwood preached here. Local families and visitors from Gustine Arbor Springs Gum Springs and De Leon are mentioned along with a new boy at Luke Stewart's. Ollie McDaniels takes a holiday post with Higginbotham Bros. in Comanche.

Garrett Brownwood Beattie Arbor Springs Mary Fritts Oklahoma de Leon Luke Ollie McDaniels Higginbotham Bros. & Co Comanche Art

Stop that Hacking Cough Mansfield Cough Balsam Ad

Mansfield cough balsam claims to heal inflamed membranes and soothe tickling nerves in infected areas. Marketed as invaluable for babies, with price 20¢ and 50¢.

Mansfield

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