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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
6
News from Tonka way near Energy reports the school house destroyed by a fire at 10 o clock yesterday morning. Cause attributed to a defective flue. All seats and hooks saved. Loss and insurance unknown locally. Gustine Gazette.
Neely Harris Cunningham Co promotes American Queens while A J Hirschman, Cotton Belt freight agent, visits Hamilton after traveling. Mrs E V Pollen leaves for Stephenville to see her mother. Kodak finishing daily at Longs Studio, phone 319. Ellis Son Comanche Texas advertises furniture services opposite fire station. Will Randall heads to the Eastern markets to buy spring stock for Neely Harris Cunningham Co.
KE B Adcock and his wife from Gustine spent Sunday night with Jokkie Burks in this city and left Monday for Dallas to buy goods for the Gustine Mercantile Co of which Mr Aleack is a member.
Hamilton Brown Shoes leadsed in simple news. D. W. White of Talpa Coleman county visits his brother Rev. W. N. White. Tom Gaston from Fort Worth, once a Comanche, now a Pullman conductor, was a guest here this week.
Bring your kodaks to Long's Studio today and get the finish ed print tomorrow. Mrs. J. E. Lynn and daughter Ester visit Ben Anthony in May Texas. Hilton Burks and wife returned from Dallas. Vernon Adams, student in Brownwood, spent the Sabbath with home folk.
Buy American Gentleman Ox Fords for solid comfort because they fit. Neely Harris Cunningham Co. promotes the footwear line citing fit and comfort to customers.
Public notice orders the unknown heirs and heirs and legal representatives of multiple deceased parties to appear before the District Court of Comanche County Texas. The citation requires weekly publication for eight weeks in a Comanche County newspaper before the April 21 1918 term.
A compact ad listing footwear with a catchy slogan by Neely Harris Cunningham Co and a separate grain sale notice by Commercial Grain Co offering corn at a low price. The message emphasizes stylish shoes and cheap corn to attract buyers.
Messrs I J Bailey Bob Nunn and Arnitt West of Brownwood were business visitors in this city Wednesday.
Plaintiff sues in trespass to try title for two land tracts in Comanche County Texas. The first involves 296.5 acres from the J F Cadenhead survey and 168.5 acres from the J J Redding survey with detailed metes and bounds. The second tract totals 160 acres described as two adjoining eighty acre parcels from the Thos Nunn survey. The suit seeks title and possession, claiming ten and five year statutes of limitation and color title by state grant.
Publication by citation issued in Comanche County Texas to unknown heirs of Thomas Nunn in a 1913 suit, No. 3216, by M W McCarty. Court action seeks ownership to 160 acres of land described from the Thos Nunn survey, with chain of title and river-based boundary details. Proceedings set for the next district court term on April 21, 1913.
Publication by sheriff or constable to unknown heirs of Warren J. Mitchell deceased to appear in Comanche County District Court on the 21st of April, 1913 to answer a petition filed February 18, 1913 in case No. 9915 by J. D. Floyd alleging plaintiff is owner in fee simple and entitled to possession of 260 acres of land described by patent No. 725 from 1859, with detailed tract boundaries and related 95 acre parcel, in a trespass to try title action.
Public notice in Comanche County about a 1913 district court case No. 3214. Plaintiff W. H Thadders seeks title and possession against unknown heirs of G W Sansom Elizabeth Goodner Rachel Largen Radford Sansom John Sansom F M Sansom Sr and Sarah Jewell. Publication required weekly for eight weeks before the next term.
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