Local news and social notes from Marksville and area
Community health is good as farmers prepare land for new crops. Comanche visitors include D. W. Sorrells and O. W. Me Carly. Vernie and Lee Me. Robothlin visited Lamkin. Roy Applewhite plans Oklahoma residence. Martin Edinburg was a business visitor in Hamilton. Ray Wilson visited relatives near Cowanache. J. D. B. Evans stayed with parents near Comanche. Will Kerley of Wilson was seen. Singers gathered at Gustine. Q. N. McCarty and wife visited Hazel Dell.
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W. Sorrells
O. W
Carly
Vernie
Lee Me
Rlothlin
Lamkin
Roy Applewhite
Oklahoma
Martin Edinburg
Uamilton
Ray Wilson
Cowanehe
Sundas
J.D. B. Evans
Comanche
Will Kerley
Wilson
Gustine
Q. N. McCarty
Hazel Dell
Notice to Trespassers At Mrs J Hilkyson Premises
Landowner posts strict no trespass on property with hunting and fishing ban and a $25 reward for information leading to conviction. Also includes an advertisement for Herbine indigestion remedy sold by Paris Smith at 60 cents.
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Paris Smith
Anthrax and Blackleg Killing Erath Cattle
Daniel Martin a dairy farmer two miles west of Lingleville Erath County reports ten head of his best cattle died in eight days from anthrax and blackleg Farmers in Bunysa Armstrong and Green's Creek report cattle losses from the same diseases A kidney smarting illness is noted The suggested remedy Prickly Ash Bitters kidney remedy and system regulator priced at 1 25 per bottle
Disinfectant Chloride of Lime For Household Farm Use
A simple disinfectant method notes mixing one pound of chloride of lime with a gallon of water. It is useful for deodorizing privy vaults stables poultry quarters brooder sinks and other decay. It can render harmless discharges from contagious diseases like typhoid when diluted.
Prickly Ash Bitters Promoted as Kidney Tonic
An 19th century medical notice urges care for kidney disorders and recommends Prickly Ash Bitters as a tonic for men. It claims benefits for kidneys stomach and bowels with a price of 1.15 per bottle.
Notice of Trustee's Sale in Comanche Texas
Notice announces a trustee sale of land in Comanche County Texas to satisfy a deed of trust and multiple notes. Gib Callaway, as lien holder, appoints Gayle Atwood substitute trustee. Sale set for the first Tuesday in March 1921 at the Comanche courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm for cash to the highest bidder.
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Texas
Comanche
Theomber
W L. Vinson
Vinson
T. G. Oldham
J. Monk
Jef Smith
Oldham Mathis
Meno Domerd
Gib
Ward Trust
Gib Callaway
Gayle Atwood
Comanche County
Ney
300 Bonus Amendment Proposed by Malone
Fort Worth attorney Wallace Malone introduces a joint resolution to authorize a state veteran bonus funded by bonds for Texas soldiers and sailors enlisted between April 7 1917 and November 1 1918. Ex recipients capped at 300 dollars. Election set for the fourth Saturday in August 1921. American Legion of Texas endorsed the measure.
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Austin
Texas
Wallace Malone
Fort Worth
American Legion of Texas
Malone
Rev Smith to Preach in Van Dyke With Canceled February Visit
Regular correspondence notes Rev. Smith preached Saturday night and Sunday and will not return the first Sunday in February due to another appointment. Several locals attended a musical at Uncle Billy Kerby's near Gum Springs. John and Dave Wilson returned from Fort Worth with their father's remains Frank Wilson who died after an operation. Miss Nora Starr and Miss Lurine Starr visited Comanche Thursday. Cemetery work planned at Zion Hill before the third Sunday in February, February 19, with call to bring tools and dinner for needed repairs. Mrs Zira Sparks of White Point visited last Sunday. Erle and Mrs Henson from Duncan visited here.
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Rev. Smith
Homer Starr
J. Ro Glenn Jesse Tiner
Bereh Wilson
Morris Gaines
Lurine Starr
Billy Kerby
Gum Springs
Jesse Tiner
John
Dave Wilson
Fort Worth
Frank Wilson
Nora
Comanche
Zion Hill
Zira Sparks
White Point
Erle Henson
Duncan
Judge Clark Urges Democratic Faith Against Progressive Isms
Judge Erwin J Clark laments departure from true democracy in Texas and national government. He warns that popular election of senators and bureaucratic control threaten liberty, urging a return to original Democratic principles and bold action to restore constitutional safeguards.
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Witt
Melanhan County
Waco
United States
Texas
Kidney Trouble Relieved Kidney Remedy Ad
An ad promising quick relief for kidney and bladder distress from HOBO Kidney & isider Remedy. Claims made from native herbs with hundreds of cases benefited and permanent relief, sold by druggists for $1.20 per bottle from Hobo Med Co Shreveport La.
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Hobo Med
Mig. Co
Shreveport
Comanche County seeks bank bids for two-year county funds
The Comanche County Court will accept sealed proposals from banking corporations associations or individual bankers within the county for depositing all county funds for two years. Bids must state the interest rate offered and be accompanied by a 500.00 certified check. Bids are due by 10:00 am on the first day of the term. The court may reject any or all bids and will return unaccepted checks. Witnessed by the county judge Reese.
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Ular
A.D
Comanche
Texas
Aid
Sail County
Amos
Cor Minsioner S Court
Banking Corporation Association
Publication citation in Comanche County court case
The notice details a debt claim against C W Colbert in Comanche County Texas. It states March 5 1930 rental of a Texas property for 8450 per month and a total due of 4050, with publication required for service. The defendant is described as transient with no permanent residence.
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Texas
Comanche County
W Colbert
Conney
Comanche
Colbert
Eld
A. Fo
C. W
Sipe Springs
K. Garrett
Clerk County Court
Manche County
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Correnmondence
J. Hilkyson
ERATH
Pure East
F. E. B. Hamilton
Grogan & Anderson
ACK
Synnce Sherch
Steve
E. J. Clark
Reese
Martin
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