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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1918

Page

6

Local News Briefs and Social Notices From Week

Beattie updates and local life notes as residents discuss the aiimps epidemic and community events. Mount Worth visit by Luther Ravenshine and Jesse Vaughan. Elmer Patton and Carrie Warren wed. various visits, church singing, and class book orders noted.

Beattie Luther Ravenshine Jesse Vaughan Mt. Worth Elmer Patton Carrie Warren Mattic Land Charly Denny Uibb Methodist Church

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Drives Out Malaria

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised to drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the system. Suitable for adults and children. Price 60 cents.

Grove

Central Christian Church urges strong attendance for State Missions

Samuel H. Austin, minister, calls worshippers to Sunday services at Central Christian Church. He urges liberal offerings for State Missions but says attendance is important even if one cannot give, with morning sermon The Whole Church Under the Whole Task and evening topic Making the Most of Ourselves.

Central Christian Church

Cascarlets Headache Cure Ad Promises Morning Relief

An old newspaper advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for headaches biliousness and constipation. It claims the product cleanses the stomach removes sour undigested food absorbs poisons and purges the bowels overnight with a 10 cent box from the druggist ensuring a clear head sweet stomach and regular liver and bowels for months.

Writs and Sheriff's Sale Notice From Comanche County

The Texas District Court in Comanche County issues a citation against Oscar Waldrop in case No. 4461 filed by Fannie R. Waldrop, with publication required weekly for four weeks, scheduling appearance on April 22, 1918 at the Court House to respond to the petition alleging separation and marital fault. A separate sheriff's sale is announced for April 2, 1918, in J. A. Smith versus J. D. Barnes et al., offering 90 by 150 feet of Wrights Addition Block 87 in Comanche to satisfy a $20.05 cost bill. property seized in Comanche. J. E. Miller, Sheriff.

State of Texas Comanche County Oscar Waldrop Comanche Texas J. A. Smith J. D. Barnes Court House

Sheriff Sale Listed in Comanche County Court Notices

The notice details a sheriff sale under an order of sale issued Feb 26 1918 by the Comanche County District Court in the case Comanche Independent School District v Wim Ellis. It lists a judgment for 3 80 100 dollars plus six percent interest and costs, with sale of lots 2 3 and 4 in Block 1 and Block 2 Lakeside Addition Comanche Texas, on the first Tuesday in April 1918 between 10 am and 4 pm, subject to two year redemption.

District Court of Comanche Couny 52Nd Judicial District Comanche Independent School District Wim. Ellis Comanche Independent School Comanche County Court House Comanche Wm. Ellis Lakeside Texas Comanche Independent J. E. Miller Comanche, Texas State of Texas Exie Blakemore Thelma Blakemore Oliver Blakemore Alma Blakemore Blakemore B. C. Stailey

Sheriff's Sale Notice From Comanche County Texas

Notice of sheriff sale issued by the Comanche County Texas District Court. Details reference a bill of cost and formal judicial action in Comanche County.

City of Comanche Designates Land for Livestock Pens Ordi nance

An 1918 Comanche Texas ordinance sets apart two tracts in the city for feeding and preparing cattle sheep goats and hogs for market or transport within limits. It bans keeping such animals elsewhere except for immediate shipment or at railroad stock pens. Exempts milch cows with calves and hogs up to three for domestic use. Violations carry a fine up to 100 dollars. Passed February 11 1918.

Comanche Texas Indian Creek Knutson Camanche J. R. Eanes W. L. Reeves

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Quere Ellen Williams Logan Williams Grace Smith Andress Henry Strickland Mattie Land Kelley Mr. Coker Sid Bingham Dona Black Stag Creek Messrs J. A. and J. W. Land T. M. Pulliam Gille & Nabers West Side Square H. J. R. Gille C. A. Nabers Samuel H. Austin Rule Haskell County A. J. Lloyd Sheriff's District Court Auto Truck Service T. T. Co Frank Cameron Migginbotham Calla A. D. Backstrom
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