Passipperswyive 300 Pairs Men's Oxford Shoes
A local sale offers 300 pairs of men’s Oxford shoes priced from $2.50 to $7.00 to close. The listing emphasizes wholesale clearance and broad size availability.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
9
Sheriff Sale Notice of Witt Property in Comanche County
A judicial sale is set for the first Tuesday in August 1913 at the Comanche County Courthouse to satisfy a Texas State judgment for 146 dollars 84 cents plus costs and 6 percent interest. W. C. Witt and unknown heirs may redeem within two years by paying double the bid. Jack Cunningham sheriff. Comanche Texas June 7 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
52Nd Judicial District
State of Texas
W. C. Witt
Texas
Comanche County
Court House
Comanche
W.C. Witt
Towit
Ship League Survey of
J. E. Thomas
S. E
Thomas
N. Kk
N. W
State of
Jack Cunningham
J. E. Miller
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas
The State of Texas County of Comanche: by order of sale issued June 24 1913 in the case W M Ellis vs Frank Strother Cauley Eubanks and Loftin No 3185 I will sell for cash on the first Tuesday in August 1913 the hour prescribed by law before the Comanche courthouse door a described lot in Comanche city from a 14 acre tract sold by Mrs S S Walcott to F H Sherrill beginning 145 feet east of the NW corner of a tract to F M Elms sold by R W Wilson bounds: 50 feet east 300 feet south 50 feet west 300 feet north to the place of beginning levied to satisfy a judgment for 602 27 and costs Sheriff Jack Cunningham June 24 1913
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche
District Court
Comanche County
A. D
W. M. Ellis
Frank Strother
C. W. Cauley
J. D. Eubanks
FE. Loftin
N. W
F. M. Elms
R. W. Wilson
C. W. Cauly
E. Loftin
Jack Cunningham
J. E. Miller
Sheriff’s Sale Under Court Order In Comanche County
A sheriff's sale is authorized by an order of sale issued by the district clerk of Comanche County. The notice specifies the property to be sold under the court's directive and sets the action in motion to liquidate the asset per legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Comanche
Coun
Preacher’s Remedies Offer Local Cure Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Preacher’s Special Cure by P. M. Preacher of Comanche Texas for piles eczema and catarrh claiming guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preacherc
Comanche
Texas
Mrs Hertzberg urges Texas club action on 1913 bond amendment
A letter from Mrs Eli Hertzberg president of the Texas Federated Women's Clubs urges Comanche Study Club to convene and campaign for Senate Joint Resolution No 18 on July 19 1913. The amendment would authorize bonds for buildings and improvements at state higher education and eleemosynary institutions including A M College University and College of Industrial Arts, funded by bonds and state or private income, with taxes adjusted over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Reese
Comanche Study Club
Eli Hertzberg
Texas Federated Women’s Clubs
Texas
Senate
State Normal Schools
College of Industrial Arts
A. & M. College
State University
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Organized Womanhood of
F. M. Brasley
University
Normal Schools
San Antonio
McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR advertised for infants
An advertisement claims every home with a baby should have McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR to treat sour stomach wind colic diarrhoea or summer complaint. It emphasizes safety with no morphine and lists a price of 25e per bottle and sale by Paris Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee’s
Paris Smith
Store News Ad Sparks Real Money-Saving Tips
A brief note highlights daily buying problems and hints at practical money-saving possibilities in store ads. The item suggests readers can extract value from shopping notices by spotting deals and useful tips for routine purchases.
Sidney News Local church and social notices mix with injuries
Misses Ethel Kellett Anna Stewart and Ada Gill attended the Methodist rally in Gustine from Thursday to Monday. Several youths joined all day singing at Bible Sunday. Mr Weathersby and Miss Bula Adams of Copperas Prairie attended church Monday evening. Miss Barren of Gorman visits Miss Mary Bryant this week. Miss Knudson of Comanche visits her sister Mrs Jim Lacy. Perry Roberson of Bibb visits brother in law J K Ross Monday night. KF M Graham near Downing visits Mrs Graham's parents Mr and Mrs J W Keller. J C Ross and daughter Iola and young Ira ride to church. their mule runs into a tree, injuring J C Ross and Iola. Mr Goodson dies at daughter Mrs Alvie Well's home Monday after Bright's disease. Jake Roberson and sister of Bibb attend singing Thursday night. The Sidney singing class to host singing convention next Sunday. all invited with baskets.
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Sidney News
Ethel Kellett
Anna Stewart
Ada Gill
Gustine
Weathersby
Bula Adams
Copperas Prairie
Miss Barren
Gorman
Mary Bryant
Miss Knudson
Comanche
Jim Lacy
Perry Roberson
Bibb
J. K. Ross
KF. M. Graham
Near Downing
Ross
Iola
Goodson
Alvie Well
Bright
Jake Roberson
Sidney
Herbine promotes liver and stomach cleansing in ads
An advertising note promotes Herbine as a liver stimulant and stomach toner with bone purification benefits. The product is sold by Paris Smith at a price of 50 cents.
Civic League Meets at Chamber of Commerce Rooms
The Civic League held its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. Jno Hoff presiding. Minutes were read and approved. A committee of Miss Ida Hart and Mrs. S J Hicks was appointed to secure cemetery seats. Treasurer’s report noted $56 from a dinner for the Waco Y M B. Plans for the Fall Flower Carnival were discussed. adjournment to the first Wednesday in August.
Herbine Cures Torpid Liver Ailments Sold by Paris Smith
When you feel lazy and yawning all day a torpid liver may be to blame Herbine cures disorders from an inactive liver It strengthens the liver cleanses the bowels and puts the system in good healthy condition Price 50e Sold by Paris Smith.
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Paris Smith
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H. J. Jenny
Boston Conservatory
B. Stern & Son
New York
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Scotch Woolen Tailors
North Side Square
Sheriff’s Sale
Daniel Baker College
The
State Department of Education
T. P. Junkin, LL. D
Brownwood, Texas
Mrs. Hertzberg
Texas Federated Clubs
Harvard
Princeton
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Chicago
Arkansas
Virginia
Who
Gvarantes
Domertie Beek
Rete Nomcsti
Eclipse
Fairbanks Morse
W. G. Herring & Son
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