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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
6
Comanche and Comanche Camp No. 60, W. O. W. invite attendance to a large regional gathering featuring prizes for best drilled degree teams and parade participants, most efficient officers, varied age and stature categories, decorated autos and floats, daily baseball games, and talks by prominent Woodmen and political candidates.
R L Campbell guardian of the estates of Fred P Montgomery and Judge C Montgomery minors has filed for leave to resign the guardianship and has provided an account of the estate. The motion will be heard at the next regular term of the County Court of Comanche County Texas starting the first Monday in July 1914 at the Comanche courthouse. Mary L Smith Clerk. Jack Cunningham Sheriff. No 967 Notice in Probate issued June 11 1914.
By alias execution from the district court of Scurry County on June 3 1914 the sheriff of Comanche County will sell at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July 1914 property described as 196 acres in Kinchelo survey and 6 acre tract, both in Comanche County Texas, to satisfy a $874.22 judgment in favor of The First State Bank of Fluvanna and related liens. Also listed is land traced to J D Wright, J A Holman, J J Campbell and Otto Ridgeway with additional judgments and costs. Sale noon or prescribed hours. Jack Cunningham sheriff.
By alias execution in Hamilton County a sheriff sale is scheduled for August 4 1914 at Comanche Texas court house door. The property listed is the northwest quarter of block 102 in Comanche city bounded by specific varas measurements from the northwest corner. The case cited is S J Hicks versus Otto Ridgeway in district court No 1911.
Vaughn's Livery Transfer and Auto Barn operates on Depot Street in Comanche Texas offering vehicle services and related trades. The listing notes the business location and trade name with no additional details.
A new movement led by women seeks to designate a national flower. While many favor the goldenrod, the United States has never formally chosen one. The passage lists flowers associated with various nations such as lily for France and rose for England.
Comanche customers praise Adler-i-ka for quick relief from sour stomach gas and constipation. Dealers report that a single dose often relieves these issues immediately and note they are proud to be Comanche agents for Adler-i-ka by M. W. Carroll, druggist.
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