Comanche Chief Announces City Office Candidates
Local notice lists candidates for city clerk assessor and collector. J D Bonner Mack Moore and N A Palmer named as nominees.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
8
Local notice lists candidates for city clerk assessor and collector. J D Bonner Mack Moore and N A Palmer named as nominees.
Several scarlet fever cases reported at Proctor with the County Health Office called Wednesday to supervise quarantine and prevent spread. Another case emerged Thursday involving Rev Childers and a Burton child said to have died Wednesday night.
City editor notes Mack Moore is a candidate for City Secretary Assessor and Collector of Comanche. The writer praises Moore as fully qualified and asks readers to consider his bid. G K Bennett, recently from San Angelo, bought a farm near Comyn and plans to reside there, expressing satisfaction with his investment and welcoming him as a good citizen.
An old Fort Worth Record clipping promotes a limited time offer on newspaper bundles and a poultry ad. It features Rhode Island red chickens from top breeders, egg prices, and a pricing trio including The Chief Exponent and The Semi-Weekly Record plus Sewing A. W. offerings.
Farmers Union offers ample storage space at their warehouse with Tom Nabers available for inquiries about storing items.
A small item lists blanket pricing options with extra size and weight cost at two dollars, while a lighter option shows a dollar thirty five per pair. The note notes payment by cash or credit.
Plaintiff prays for citation of defendants to appear at the next term and for judgment debarring them from disturbing possession of the premises. He seeks title to the property and quieting his possession, with general and special relief in law and equity. Writ issued February 11, 1913, by W. D. Carroll, District Court, Comanche County, Texas.
Public notice commands unknown heirs of B B Lockhart to appear in the 1913 district court in Comanche County Texas to answer a land title suit brought by Charles Schauer Anna J Schauer M M Buck and R L Campbell guardian of Judge C Montgomery minor. The case concerns a 640 acre survey patented to Byrd B Lockhart in 1850 and cites five and ten year statutes of limitation. The return date is a court term in April 1913 with weekly publications for eight weeks.
Public notice to unknown heirs of Elizabeth Thompson Nancy Brown and C F Brown to appear in the District Court of Comanche County Texas on the 21st of April 1913 to answer a petition filed February 7 1918 by J L Montgomery et al seeking ownership of survey No 196 in Comanche County. The plaintiffs claim fee simple title backed by transfers from the state and long statutes of limitations.
In Comanche County Texas a district court suit seeks title and possession of specific land. The plaintiff asserts fee simple title from Hanah E Newson and J S Newson and claims rights under three and five year statutes of limitation after adverse, continuous possession. Defendants include unknown heirs of Elizabeth Thompson and Nancy and C F Brown with disputed claims to the same land. The case details described parcels in Wrights addition and associated deed chains and alleges unlawful entry and eviction by defendants.
Public notice orders publication for eight weeks in a Comanche County newspaper or nearest district paper to summon mon Guernsey Underhill Mary Underhill Caro Underhill Howard Underhill and heirs to appear at the District Court in Comanche on the 3rd Monday in April 1913 to answer a petition filed February 11 1913.
Citation by publication to unknown heirs and legal representatives of P T Vanlandingham seeks judgment in district court to correct a deed description for the west half of block 85 in Wrights addition Comanche Texas and quiet title after publication for eight weeks prior to the April 21 1913 term. plaintiffs aim to divest title from defendants and heirs and establish ownership of the west half of the block.
The former owner Dan Clark and J. C. Bennett announce the sale of their restaurant and thank friends for favors. They request continued support for their successors and invite all who owe debts to settle at George Wetzel's barber shop, where the former owner can be found.
Local ad offers blankets selling for two hundred dollars for extra size and weight with payment options including cash or credit at the Comanche Mercantile Co.
Scholten Bros Cedar Co of Lometa Texas seeks cedar cutters experienced in the trade and twenty men with teams for ten years at the vast Heller Cedar Brake near Saba County. They offer camping grounds water and commissaries and promise care for aged workers. Mrs Mack Neal and children returned to Gustine after a brief visit with friends.
An item from the Comanche Mercantile highlights dress styles and a yard sale price plan offering cash or credit. The fragment notes 12 1-2c outings and solid color options.
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