Rainy spell brings needed moisture to crops in Center Pont
Center Pont reports another heavy rain that farmers say was needed for corn and feed crops. Social notes list visits by Billie Davis family and Essie, Henry Reed Lee McGuire, Holland Reed, Otis Jenkins to Colorado fishing trip, Rufus and Willie McNutt with Johnnie McNutt, C F Horner with Gum Springs family, Hillery McGuire returning from two years service, and Talmage Smallwood heading to Stephenville to assist threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Davis
D Dughter
Essie
W. M. Norwood
Sardis
Henry Reed
Lee McGuire
Holland Reed
Otis Jenkins
Colorado
Rufus
Willie McNutt
Shiloh
Johnnie McNutt
S. C
Marketing Hogs Beat Buying Them
Steve Hoover of Mt. Pleasant Iowa reports feeding his herd of about 100 hogs with B A Thomas Hog Powder for over two months. Fifty fell sick and stopped eating but none died. nearby herds with cholera were affected yet his hogs stayed healthy and grew quickly. For sale by Cash Store Comanche J W Carter Hasse and Stone Trutt Proctor Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Hoover
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
A. Thomas
Comanche
J. W. Carter
Hasse and Stone & Trutt
Proctor
Texas
Citation by Publication for Unknown Heirs in Comanche County
The State of Texas commands Comanche County Sheriff to summon unknown heirs of Jno B Huling J C Bartlett and Louisana Allen by weekly newspaper publication for eight weeks prior to the return day in the Comanche District Court. Plaintiffs J A Brashear and B K Reid seek judgment for title and possession of described Brown and Comanche County lands, asserting long continuous adverse possession and asking for a writ of restitution. The case is docket No 46 with hearing set for the next regular term on October 20, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche County
Jno
B. Huling
J. C. Bartlett
Louisana Allen
S2nd Judicial District
Judicial District
Sand Judicial District
Comanc County
Comanche
J. A Brashear
EK. Reid
Jno. B. Oer Ee
Iton
Lyon County
Texas
Brown and
Comanche Counties
Jesse Dickinson
W. H. Lindley
Lipscomb Norvel
Pein
D. T. Lindley
Thomas Brandiss Parker
Ramatey
A. J. Llogh
District Court
Comanche Texas
A. Ty
A. FJ. Lloyd
A. J. Lloyd
Merk
Joint Resolution Proposes Texas Education Constitutional Amendments
A Texas House joint resolution outlines amending Article 7 to establish separate state institutions including the University of Texas the Agricultural and Mechanical College and Prairie View while allowing bond issuance backed by permanent fund proceeds and directing fund division and investments among the campuses.
Texas plan to amend constitution on university and college funding
Legislature proposes amending Article VII sections 10 to 15 to declare the University of Texas, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College, and College of Industrial Arts as separate state institutions. It outlines endowment divisions, bond authority, land sales, and funding for maintenance and development with a statewide election slated for November 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Prairie View Normal and Industrial College of Constitutional Branch
The
College of Industrial Arts
State of Texas
Dasveseny of Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
University of Texas At Austin
Travis Couny
College Station
Brazos County
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College
Prairie View
Waller County
Denton
Denton County
University of Texas
Said College of Industrial Arts
Texas State Medical College
Galveston
Galveston County
School of Mines
el Paso
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College For
Prairie View State Normal and Industries College
Prairie View State Normany Industrial College
Jawe
University of Wexeas
University
Waite County
University Texas
Pittenharst Com
Rct
Agricultural Anical College
Rl O
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial
Texas
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Huntsville
North Texas State Normal
Southwest Texas State Normal
San Marcos
West Texas
State Normal
Canyon
Wast Texas State Normal
Commerce
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College of the
University Permanent Fund
George F. Howard
City approves pavement assessment ordinance in Comanche
The ordinance creates liens on fronting property for pavement costs, with city assessment and collection by the assessor and collector. It specifies notices, interest, and foreclosure as needed. It also covers future sidewalk work and states invalid provisions do not affect remaining parts. It takes effect upon passage and publication after July 15, 195%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Comanche
Comanche Texas ordinance to pave main streets and sidewalks
The city of Comanche Texas passes an ordinance to pave portions of the main streets adjoining the public square and to require adjacent property owners to construct sidewalks. It sets construction plans methods payment, and fixes liens for city disbursements. The mayor will notify affected lot owners to proceed within sixty days, with enforcement by bids and assessments against abutting property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Texas
City of
Pepis
Comanche County
Texas Prisoner Profit Sharing Amendment Proposed
Texas House and Senate joint resolutions call for a November 4 1919 special election to amend Article 16 and Section 60 of the Constitution authorizing the state to share prison net profits with inmates or their dependents up to fifty percent. Proposals also outline ballots and funding for publishing proclaimations and election tickets. A second resolution seeks to amend Article 8 Section 9 to allow counties cities and towns to levy road and building taxes with maintenance and official ballot wording provisions. The governor is directed to issue proclamations and $5 000 is appropriated for election expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
State
State of Texas
George F. Howard
Senate
Commissioners’ Court
Geonge F. Howard
Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas
The State of Texas Comanche County sheriff levied on real estate following a June 28 1919 district court order in case No 4660 J C Henderson vs J W Pate for 349.70 dollars plus costs. The property is in Comanche County Texas and described in the levy by Sheriff Jack Mcollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Poyner
W. H. Couchland
S. W
Couch
Stephenson
J. W. Pate
Comanche County
Comanche
Texas
State of Texas
District Court of
52Nd Judicial District of Texas
A. J. Lloyd
J. C. Henderson
Jack Mcollum
Weather and farming note from Rucker district
Rain has boosted this season, crops may suffer grass growth if farmers do not watch. J F Gresham returns home to move family back locally. Some farm families hauled oil supplies while road work continues. Community health is generally good with whooping cough as a minor issue.
White's Cream Vermifuge for Worms in Children
Advertises White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy to destroy worms in children. Claims to improve health, mood, and vitality. priced at 30 cents per bottle and sold by Paris Smith in the given locality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Center
State University
School of Mines At
Cultural and Mechanical College
University of Texas Permanent Fund
Prairie View Normal and Industrial College
University of Texas E Agricultural and Mechanical Co.of Texas
Perman
of S Permanent
Agral and Mechanical College
Iprairie
Tad F ‘ College
J. R
Jack McCollum
W. W. Kilpatrick
Rucker
Fort Worth
Dallas
Bud Bishop
W. W. Cox
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