Marriage Licenses and Local Court Actions in Comanche County
Marriage licenses listed for Clinton McClung with Nes Smith of De Leon and others in Texas and Ontario Canada. Obituaries note Rufus Monroe Daniel, Mrs. S. A. Wiles, and John Isaac Grisham. County court records show real estate transfers, two land deeds, and several criminal and civil cases including drunk driving, cruelty to animals, and forcible detainer with writ of restitution.
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Bill Clinton McClung
Nes Smith
de Leon
Walter Stryker
Ruth Gregory
May
Merlin C. Davis
Katie Jane Foley
Dublin
J. R. Hardy
Lois Hedrick
Texas
Ontario
Canada
James Fleming
Rufus Monroe Daniel
Gustine
Route 1
Toliver Cemetery
Lambin
Tennessee
S. A. Wiles
Atwood
Chaney Addition
Comanche
First State Bank of
Jerry Clements
Ann Hye Y
Effic Oees
Sanetral
Sipe Springs
Bertha Brown
H. A. Brown
Sherwood McDonald
City of
North Main St
Haskell Belt
Aaron Rogers
Boliver Blakemore
John Hilley
Texas Livestock Shipments Decline in May 1941
May shipments from Texas ranches to interstate points and Fort Worth stockyards fell 5.1 percent from May 1940. Total 8,425 cars included 4,863 cattle, 893 calves, 1,045 hogs, 1,624 sheep. Hog shipments rose 34.7 percent. cattle fell slightly, calves and sheep declined more. First five months of 1941 were 3.4 percent below the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Interstate
Fort Worth
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Herbert Kittle Joins Brownwood Central Freight Staff
Herbert Kittle moves to Brownwood to serve as general representative for Central Freight Lines. He has six years with the company and transfers from Stephenville where he was stationed for two years. The firm serves central Texas including Fort Worth Dallas Stephenville Brownwood San Antonio Austin Temple Waco Houston and intermediates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kittle
Brownwood
Central Freight Lines
Mr. Kittle
Stephenville
Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Austin
Temple
Waco
Houston
Army Air Corps lowers enlistment education to one year high school
Sergeant William J. Hess, Brownwood Army Recruiting Station, says enlistment in the Army Air Corps ground forces now accepts those with one year of high school and the ability to pass a test. He offers information by mail or in person at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall Brownwood and will be at the Comanche Post Office Saturdays 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. J. L. Albin of A&M visited Comanche over the weekend to see family and friends in Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hess
Army
Brownwood
U. S. Army Air Corps
Hess
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall
Comanche
Texas Senate election contest could escalate after returns
Texas faces a potential contest over the special Senate election results as a near-tie prompts possible court action. Former Sen. Thomas B. Love outlines paths for mandamus, recounts, or seating decisions by the Senate, with canvassing set for July 15 and county boards submitting results to Austin.
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Senate
Iato
Texas
United States Senate
House
Thomas B. Love
Heme
Love
Secretary of State
Austin
WPA Laborers Available For Farm Work Across Texas
Beazley reiterates that all WPA workers are listed with the Texas State Employment Service and available for private jobs. Workers may be released to provide farm help, with rolls open to private employers and referrals via local service representatives. In this district 7,414 are employed and 5,712 are eligible awaiting assignment. all registered and ready for private employment. Mrs. Carl Hall and son visited L. G. Ripley in Lampasas. Mrs. Johny Payne and daughter spent time with her mother in Comanche.
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WPA
Beazley
Texas State Employment Service
Beasley
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Higginbotham
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Mississippi
Pine
Cour of
Coeing
Bertha Gressett
Jim Bessie Henson
After & Gaye
Higginbotham’s
Brownwood Central Freight
Army Air Corps
J. L. Albin
A.&m
Proctor
Higginbothams
Carl Hall
L. G. Ripley
Lampasas
Johny Payne
C. H. Allen
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