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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1920

Page

7

Edmondson seeks Comanche county assessor seat in Democratic primary

M. Edmondson announces his candidacy for assessor of Comanche county subject to the Democratic primary. A longtime Comyn resident since age two and a half he has spent forty five years in the county. He has served as deputy collector for six years and has studied property valuation closely. He urges voters to consider his bid carefully.

M. Edmondson Comanche County Mr. Edmondson Comyn

Notice to Contributors to the 75 Million Fund

The notice directs contributors to send duplicate cards and all funds to FL S Groner in Dallas for receipt return by W B Holland. It appears to be a fundraising solicitation with instructions for funds handling and receipt processing.

FL S. Groner Dallas W.B. Holland

Oil and gas lease sale in Comanche County Texas

Sheriff JACK McCOLLUM announces a cash sale by court order on the first Monday in January 1919 in Comanche Texas to satisfy a judgment of $18.45 plus costs. The land sale covers 6 acres of an oil and gas lease assignment out of the Andrew Jones survey bonded to Jesse C. Nance, with chain of title from Lipscombe to Nance recorded in Vol 145, p. 430.

Secoma Teezas Coot Daal Court House Comanche Texas Andrew Jones Comanche County G. KR. Lipscombe Jesse C. Nance N. W J. H. Logsdon Andrew Jones Survey Logedeu South Hee B. H. Gibson A. Ly Jack McCollum

General Delivery Notes for Boen Hauling

General delivery business invites patronage and prompt attention. Leave orders at D. M. Herrings store for hauling needs. George A. Boen signs 2021¢.

D. M. Herring George A. Boen

Community News Notes and Moves Across Local Area

The text records visitors and movements in the region including Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reece of Energy visiting relatives, Mrs. Nettie Steel preparing to move to Taylor county, and Louise Johnson of Abilene returning home with Nugent Graham. It notes Buck Woody visiting Abilene, Henry Vernon and son visiting Rising Star, Burnice Ferrell visiting Sidney, and the Brashears brothers moving to the old Garrison home place. It mentions J. M. Vancleave in critical condition at age 76 and local moves including Mr. Noe near Sidney and Webb moving to Newburg.

J. R. Reece Energy Nettie Steel Taylor County Sipe Springs Sidney May Blanket Comanche Rising Star Louise Johnson Abilene Nugent Graham Buck Woody W. G. Graham Henry Vernon Little Son H. B. Jones Burnice Ferrell Veda Willie Pearl Jones Brashears Brothers Garrison Mr. Noe Burks Place Gap Ieent Stag R.W. Fielder J. Grahaim J. M. Vancleave Mr. Webb Near Gap Newburg

Tractor lectures invite Inter national owners in Comanche area

The notice invites tractor owners and potential buyers in Comanche to attend lectures on various makes. It stresses welcome for all tractors and emphasizes interest for current owners and prospective buyers alike.

Comanche

Tractor School Held At Higginbothams Comanche

International Harvester Company offers a free two day tractor school at Higginbothams Store in Comanche on February 3 and 4. Experts with practical tractor experience will teach care operation construction and maintenance with a free instructional book and no sales pitches. Attendees are urged to prepare questions and bring operators for those unable to attend.

Creaghan Besinces College Abilene Texas Comanche County Higginbotham Bros. & Co Comanche International Harvester Company

Texas Farmers Near Motorizaton Stage in 1919

Texas farmers spent more than twice as much on improved farm machinery in 1919 than any prior year. Dealers report demand driven by need for maximum production with less labor and high raw material prices, with tractors replacing horses on about 10,000 Texas farms. Medium size tractors in demand. harvesting gear like binders and threshers premium. many farmers buy in larger groups for community threshing.

Dallas Texas Dallas News

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