Sheriff sale notices in Comanche County Texas 1920
Public notices from Comanche County Texas detailing orders of sale issued by the District Court and Sheriff to liquidate properties. Listings include Outlet No M4 Block 4 John Duncan Addition and the Southwest Quarter of Block M4, plus additional parcels in City of Comanche, all to satisfy judgments in favor of City of Comanche and other parties. Multiple properties described with dates set for the First Tuesday and First Thursday in February 1920. Sheriff JACK McCOLLIM signs and authenticates in each notice.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas
State of Texas County of Comanche. City of Comanche versus Mrs. J W Reese case No 4006. Sheriff will sell at the courthouse door on the first Sunday of the month property lot Nos 1 2 and 3 in Block 12 Lakeside addition Comanche City Texas to satisfy a judgment of 19 dollars 49 cents plus costs. Dated 2nd day of 20 22. JACK McColiume?
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District Court
Comanche County
City of
Comanche Va
J. W. Reese
Court House
Comanche
Texas
Towit
Lakeside
J Wn. Steese
Bal lard's Snow Liniment Legal in Damp Weather
In damp chilly weather there is high demand for Bal lard's Snow Liniment for rheumatic aches and pains, as people prepare to apply it at the first twinge. Sold by Paris Smith.
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Ballard
Paris Smith
Sale of City of Comanche Property By Sheriff
The sheriff will sell for cash on the first sale day of the month the property described as multiple lots in Pavillion Park and Parrland Addition in the City of Comanche to satisfy a judgment of $10.00 plus costs in favor of the City of Comanche against an unknown owner or owners, dated January 1920.
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District Court
Comanche County
Comanche Va
Court House
Comanche
Texas
Pavillion Park
Sould Etty
Parrland
Said Etty
Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche City Case
Notice of sheriff sale dated February 1820 for City of Comanche versus J J Cadenhead No S070. Property listed is the south one fourth of Block No 2 Wiesendanger addition in Comanche, levied to satisfy a judgment amount of SILAT. Proceedings to be held before the court.
Sidney daily notes and local happenings in January
January 21 correspondence reports good crowds at singing and Baptist services led by Bro Frank Steele. A.C. Jones welcome a baby girl. W C Johnson builds near Chastain's drug store to house the Sidney telephone exchange and may return to run it. High school basketball beat farmers. next Friday they travel to Sipe Springs. Sidney school to host a box supper January 31 to cover expenses. Comanche high visits for Sidney boys and girls. Families and visitors include Charlie Camp and Mrs Harve Burnett of Comanche visiting Sidney and Gap.
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Frank Steele
Baptist Church
A. C. Jones
W. C. Johnson
Sidney
Fred Joonson
Farmers of Sidney
Sipe Springs
Sidney School
Comanche High
Charlie Camp
Harve Burnett
Comanche
Gap
Steels Boys
Not a bright outlook for sweet canned goods says Forest
Chicago, Jan. 17. G B Forest of a canning and packing company warns jams jellies and other canned commodities are set to rise as sugar and raw materials jump. He cites increased demand and higher prices as spurring the cannery to raise retail prices. meats and vegetables may follow.
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Chicago
G. B. Forest
Forest
Bowel Regulator Herbine Sold in Paris
Irregular bowel movements cause constipation and impurities in the system. Herbine is promoted as a great bowel regulator that purifies the system, vitalizes the blood, and strengthens the digestive organs. Sold by Paris.
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Paris
Board Church Regular Correspondence Notes Jan 21
Norther slows cotton picking as J H Pate and son plan several bales. Rev Carter preached at Board Church Saturday and Sunday. Singing praised Sunday evening. Burdett moving near Sweetwater. Local youths and neighbors enjoyed singing and pecan gathering at Will Thomas’ Sunday night. Thomas moving toward Lubbock. A J Nelson family moved from East Texas to Henry Tate’s. Nelson claims to have ample black mud for the future.
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J. H. Pate
Mr. Burdett
Sweetwater
Will Thomas
Thomas
Lubbock
A. J. Nelson
East Texas
Henry Tate
Nelson
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Comanche County Texas
The Honorable District Court of Comanche County Texas will probate a sheriff sale on February 3 1920 at the court house. The property under levy includes Lot No 4 in Block B and adjoining parcels in Fairland and West side of Lot 3 in Comanche City Addition. The sale is in favor of Cuy, against Paul Kontz for costs of suit per the judgment of the court.
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State OF
Texas
Coma
District Court of
Comanche
Paul
Shieriff
Fairland
Paul Kontz
Cuy
Sheriff Sale Notice City of Comanche 1920
The Sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in February 1920 the described city lot interests in Comanche Texas to satisfy a judgment of 4.14 dollars plus costs in the case City of Comanche versus unknown owner or owners. The property includes portions of Block No 1 and Block No 71 in the original city addition. Gven under my hand this 3rd day of (year omitted).
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Manche
District Court
Comanche County
City of
Comanche
Cadenhead
Court House
Texas
Wiesendanger
J. J. Cadenhead
SILAT
Gven
Jack McCollum
Sale Notice City of Comanche vs Mrs M J Largent
By order of sale issued by the clerk in City of Comanche vs Mrs M J Largent No 5087 I, as Sheriff, will sell for cash at the hours before court on Lot 5 Block A Fairland addition Comanche property M s Largent levied to satisfy a judgment of 32 plus costs. Wagon repairs and plow work referenced with Menges Bros 2011.
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Texas
Comanche
District Court
Comanche County
Sargent
Court House
Fairland
M.sr M. J. Largent
City of
Jack McCollum
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Comanche County
In the Comanche County district court on the first Tuesday in February 1920 the sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Comanche city Lot No. 3 in Owige No. 1115, John Duncan grant, described as property of unknown owners to satisfy a judgment of 4.99 plus costs in favor of the City of Comanche.
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Manche
Caanche
Comanche
Texas
Owige
John Duncan Grant
Com@ane
City of
Comanche County Sheriff's Sale Involving Unknown Owners
A notice announces a tax or judicial sale at the Comanche county house door in Texas. It lists property in the Chilton West Side addition including Lots 4 in blocks 20 and 27 and a portion of John Duncan grant to satisfy a judgment of 4.29 plus costs for City of Comanche. Dated January 1920.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Comanche County Texas
By order of the District Court of Comanche County on January 9 1920 the sheriff will sell for cash at the courthouse door in Comanche Texas the fifty acre tract in Comanche County out of the N W one fourth of the J R Stigg survey described by metes and bounds to satisfy a judgment in favor of Mrs M E Hampton against W R Parkman et al for 388 60 plus costs. JACK McCOLLUM Sheriff. 1-35
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State OF Texas
Comanche
Comanche County
M. K. Hampton Verson W. R. Parkman
Somenade County
Comanche la Ty
Texas
J. R. Stigurvey
N. W
Stephens
R. A. ‘Stephens
N.W
W. Y
N. E
J. W
Varas
Harrison
Scoot Smart
M. E. Hampton
Jack McCollum
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A _ SAAPIE
Ashi
Eros Salf
County of
Texans
John Duncan
NOTIL
Jack Meccollim
Camanchers
Vick
Ts.vick
Notich
S Sali
TUK
Jack Mecoliluem
B'S Sale
Board Church
Sher
Iff's Sale
Menges Bros
IFF
Jack McCollur Sherty
Chilton West Side
Roberson Sisters
Roberson Sisters’ Store
Tate Roberson CO
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