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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1917

Page

5

A FRIENDS ADVICE SAVES WOMAN FROM SURGERY

A Louisville reader describes severe female troubles causing pain and no appetite. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports full recovery, ability to work, and the birth of an eight pound baby girl. She credits the product with avoiding an operation and invites others to write for free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.

Louisville Odia E. Pinkham Lydia E Pinkham Neliie Fisnpack Christy Ave Aoe Lydia E. Pinkham A E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Ass

Winter Lingers as Groundhog Predicts Six More Weeks

Copperas Prairie and Gay endure cold dry weather, crops suffer, and farmers brace for extended winter. Notable events include J. F. Murphy narrowly escaping a cow goring, Mr. Goodson's serious illness after returning from Ft Worth, and repairs by Mr. Cunningham of May. Vines and Lacy, plus the Vaneleaves, announce visitors and a newborn, while Sidney schools face measles disruptions. Local commerce booms with extra clerks and a store expansion by A H Taylor as Sidney aims to become a modeled city.

J. F. Murphy Goodson Ft. Worth Cunningham May Williams Sipe Springs Len Chapel Morgan Livingston Scock Dirs J. B. Lacy Jr Frank Bryant Sidney BBC Fort Worth E. F. Vaneleave Eudell Newburg W. F. Vaneleave Gap A. Hi. Taylor Ernest Denny Near Bibb M. O.lane

Danderine Hair Cleanser Promise Adverts Hair Growth

Sly cosmetic ad claims Danderine cleanses dirt and oil, stops dandruff, and grows new hair. It urges trial with a 25 cent bottle, promising light, wavy, abundant hair and relieved itching.

Rope Sale At Kilpatrick's Offers Bargain Price

A vendor advertises white rope at 10 cents per pound claiming it is worth 25 cents. Kilpatrick's urges buyers to purchase quickly.

Kilpatrick's

Local craftsman J H Allen advertises quality work

On the south side square J H Allen promotes reliable service and fair pricing, inviting customers to bring their most demanding tasks and promising use of only good material.

J. H. Allen South Side Square

Kilpatrick’s Promotes Oil Stoves Ovens and Wicks

Kilpatrick's advertises oil stoves and ovens with wicks at attractive prices. The notice emphasizes affordability and value for shoppers seeking heating and cooking equipment.

Kilpatrick’s

Sheriff Sale Notice from Comanche County Court

By order of sale issued February 7 1917 in Comanche Independent School District v W L Reeves the court will sell on the first Tuesday in March 1917 the 6th day of the month at the Comanche courthouse between 10 a m and 4 p m to satisfy a judgment for 9 97 100 dollars plus 6 interest and costs the property of W L Reeves within the City of Comanche.

District Court Comanche County Comanche Independent School District W. L. Reeves Court House Comanche 52Nd Judicial District City of L. F. Marshall W. H. Burton Mary Gaines Mary S. Gaines Duncan Franklin J. E. Miller Texas Towit Lakeside Said C. J. Stapp S. F. Stapp F. Stapp S. F. Stap District Court of Wm. Ellis State of

Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas

In Comanche County a sale of land described as Southwest 14 o block 13 in Waleot addition to Comanche will occur to satisfy a judgment for $9.97 plus costs in favor of the Comanche Independent School District. Sale proceeds apply to the judgment. defendant may redeem within two years by paying double the purchase price. J. E. Miller Sheriff Comanche County February 7 1917.

Comanche Waleot Comanche Independent J. E. Miller Comanche County Comanche, Texas Wrights Texas N. W S. W Barnes City of

Property Auction in Comanche Court Seizure of Defendants’ Lands

Court orders sale of real estate in Comanche Texas to satisfy a City of Comanche judgment for 64.68 dollars plus costs and interest. Sale set for March 6 1917 at courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm. Property includes multiple blocks and additions in Comanche with redemption rights double the bid.

Comanche Notices of Property Levies and Sales on Court Orders

Public notice of executions in Comanche County Texas listing two separate cases. City of Comanche v Unknown Owners seeks sale of Lakeside addition lots to satisfy judgment of eighty dollars and nine cents with costs. sale to occur March first Tuesday 1917 at 10 am to 4 pm at the courthouse. C J Stapp and S F Stapp are named in a second case with a judgment of twenty three dollars and twenty nine cents. sale to satisfy that judgment with two year redemption.

Auction Notice in Comanche County Court

In the 52nd Judicial District of Comanche County plaintiff and M. J. McCombs as defendant, a case for $13.16 with interest. On the first Tuesday in March 1917 at the Court House door Comanche City, between 10 and 4, the property of M. J. McCos is to be sold to the highest bidder to satisfy the judgment and interest.

Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Comanche County Texas 1917

The State of Texas by execution issued from Justice Court Precinct 5 Eastland County authorizes sale of Theodore McAdoo land in Comanche County. Sheriff levy describes 160 acres on West Quarter of Northwest Quarter Section 49, with further notices of sale for 1927 real estate in Lakeside addition and 52nd Judicial District case against Wm Ellis, with sale to satisfy judgment and costs.

State of Texas Comanche Justice Court of Precinct No Eastland County Texas W. V. Garrett Theodore McAdoo W. Bishop J. D. Barton W.S. Thedore McAdoo J. EB. Miller Comanche County Thedore McAdoo J. T. McAdoo N. W S. W S. E N. E

Sale Notice of Real Estate in Comanche County Texas

The Sheriff of Comanche County Texas will sell the real estate of The dore McAdoo at public auction between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. as required by levy and execution. Published in The Chief Exponent for three consecutive weeks prior to the sale. Witnessed January 18 1917.

Comanche Texas Levy Thedore McAdoo Comanche County

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Copperas Prairie and Gay Brugeist Rigginbotham Undertakers A. E. Acton Campbell Building A. D. Backstrom St. Charles Waco, Texas Waco Comanche Texas Sheriff’s Sale M. J. McCombs Comanch M. J M. J. McCor J. R. Eanes & Company J. R. Eanes
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