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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

8

Rent Regulation and Usury Laws in Texas Debate

J F Cunningham of Abilene argues for Ferguson’s rent regulation and against constitutional objections raised by railroad and trust lawyers. He compares land and money rents, cites Texas usury laws, cites prohibition history, and warns that anti prohibition forces distort the issue while stressing protection for renters and farmers. He urges voters to support a governor who would veto prohibitions post enactment.

Mr. Ferguson Texas Europe China Menu Mahomet Prohibition Railroad and Trust Corporation Gov. Hoge Railroad Commission Railroad and Trust Corporations Judge Hurt TI Court of Criminal Appeals Brooks City of Tyler Corporation Arkansas Ecclesiastical Court Jake Wolters R. M. Johnson Clarence Ousley Sam Sparks Mr. Ball Elimination Court Whisky Trust and Breweries Co Ball Greenville Ecn Ferguson Ball J. F. Cunningham Abilene Texas

Croxone Promises Rapid Relief for Kidney and Back Ailments

An advertisement touts Croxone as a universal cure for sleep disturbances, bladder weakness, backache and rheumatism stemming from weak kidneys. It claims rapid, lasting results after three daily doses, with refunds from druggists if no relief, and urges readers to obtain it at local pharmacies.

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Patent remedy ad promotes Herbine cure for digestive ills

An advertisement touts Herbine as a quick remedy for bilious illness fatigue and constipation. It claims the first dose brings improvement and a few doses restore vigor. The price is 50 cents and the seller is Paris Smith.

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Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas 1914

The State of Texas Comanche County sheriff sale issued May 13 1914 in Land Mortgage Bank of Texas Limited versus W T Bond Mack Brown J B Smith J A Adams and G G Adams No 3312 will sell 80 acres in Comanche County Texas on the first Tuesday in July 1914 at the courthouse door Comanche city. Property described as N E 1 4 Section 2 8 P Ry Co land patented to J H Everett. Judgment amount 621.60 plus costs. Sheriff Jack Cunningham. Deputy J E Miller. May 15 1914.

State of Texas Comanche District Court of Comanche County Land Mortgage Bank of Texas, Limited W. T. Bond Mack Brown J. B. Smith J. A. Adams G. G. Adams J. H. Everett S. W N. E Varas A.D Jack Cunningham J. E. Miller

Sheriff Sale Notice for 106 and 6 Acre Tracts in Comanche County

In the case First State Bank of Flu vanna versus W. W. Smith No. 765 from Scurry County Court an alias execution directs a sheriff sale on the first Tuesday in July. The property comprises 106 acres in the Kinchelo survey and an adjoining 6 acre tract in Comanche County Texas with boundary descriptions and origin from J W Lawrence and Wm Pendergrass deeds.

State of Texas Comanche District Court Scurry County First State Bank of Court House Comanche County Daniel Kinchele Texas J. W. Lawrence Wm. Pendergrass J. A. Sheffield Wright Wilson R. Stapp Kinehelo N. W J. W

Land levy notice in Comanche County Texas 1914

Lurks by L T Arnold deed recorded in Comanche county deed records volume 93 page 157. Land previously sold by J W Burks to C W Lusk and by Lusk to W W Smith, now levied to satisfy a judgment for 874.22 dollars in favor of The First State Bank of Fluvanna plus costs. Dated June 4 1914. Sheriff Jack Cunningham.

Sheriff’s Sale of Zack Boyd Tract in Comanche County Texas

Public auction ordered by the 1914 Comanche County Court in case E. D. Crear vs W. B. Harrison et al. The 166 acre Zack Boyd tract in southeastern Comanche County is to be sold for cash on the first Tuesday in July 1914 at the Comanche courthouse. Sheriff’s sale levied for $1995.45 plus costs.

State of Texas Comanche District Court Comanche County Texas A.D W. D. Carroll E. D. Crear W. B. Harrison Court House W. G. Dark L. M. Boyd Zack Boyd L. E. Boyd W. G. McDonald

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