Quiet Title Suit in Comanche County Texas
A legal petition filed in Comanche County Court seeks to quiet title to the east half of Black 1 in the Percifield Addition to Sipe Springs. Plaintiff E. W. Duke claims fee simple title and possession since before 1910, asserting the Presbyterian church at Sipe Springs relinquished claims when dissolved in 1906 and that ten years have lapsed against defendants J. R. Stewart M. A. Dry T. C. Yantis and the church, with unknown claimants. The suit also seeks damages and a court order to quiet the title in plaintiffs favor.
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Comanche County
J. R. Stewart
T. C
Presbyterian
Ateeh
Tipe Texas
Ana Situa
Percifield
Sipe Spring
Texas
Duke
Mattie Duke
J. M. Tyson
M. E. Tyson
Hade
M. A. Dry
T. C. Yantis
Presbyterian Church
Ripe Springs
Sipe Springs
John B. Smith
E. W. Duke
Enka
Stewart
Dry
Yantix
Presbyterian Church of
Yantis
Comanche
A. D
A. J. Lloyd
R. H. Robertson
Dennty
Citation by Publication in Hog Creek suit No 8041
The State of Texas issues a four weekly publication summons for Charles Moler Ralph Stoughton and J P Hivick in Comanche County The Hog Creek Petroleum Company sues them for 10000 damages alleging failure to begin drilling an oil well on the U S Robbins farm near Desdemona Texas The writ names J P Hivick as partner in the drilling venture and seeks damages costs and further relief from the District Court of Comanche County with return by April 19 1920.
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State OF
Texas
Comanche County
Groming
Charles Moler
Ralph Stoughton
J. P Hivick
Our
Comanche
Hog Creek Petroleum Compania
J. P.hivick
J. P. Hivick
A. D
Comanche Recorder Urges Slower Driving To Protect Citizens
A local call to enforce cautious driving in Comanche warns boys and girls to slow down to safeguard children and pedestrians. The speaker, acting as recorder, urges city workers and oil wealth residents to prioritize safety over money and to uphold lawful conduct for a better town.
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Pexag
Comanche
Nabers Seeks Sheriff Post in Comanche County
Tom J Nabers announces for sheriff of Comanche County in this weeks Chief. He notes 45 years of public life including service as constable of precinct one for five years and work in the sheriff's office. He asks voters for their support, saying if elected he will be the sheriff.
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Comanche County
Precinct One
Tom J. Nabers
Library science courses at university expand faculty and enrollment
J E Godon notes the curriculum focuses on technical courses preparing books for shelves. Mise El va I Bascom, with a library science degree from New York, leads, supported by Miss Florence Dunton. Eighteen students enroll this year despite junior standing.
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J. E Godon
Goodwin
Mise Elva I. Bascom
New York State Library School
Mise Bascom
New York State Library
Booklist
American Library Association
Library School
University of Wisconsin
State Library Commission of Wisconsin
Bascom
Florence Dunton
Wisconsin Library School
Wisconsin State Historical Lab
Eastern Illinois State Normal School
School of
Drowning Man Rescued By Steam Shovel Scoop
David Elkins of Columbus, a river bank watchman, fell sixty feet into the river and fractured a leg. A fellow watchman lowered a steam shovel into twelve feet of water and pulled Elkins from the river, saving his life.
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Columbus
Ohio
David Elkins
Elkins
First State Bank Comanche Texas Daily Statement
The First State Bank of Comanche Texas reports its financial condition at close of business February 28 1920. The statement confirms accuracy and lists W T Powers as president and E E Anthony as cashier under the Guaranty Fund.
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First State Bank
Comanche
Texas
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