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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1925

Page

3

Jesus Rises From the Dead A Biblical Lesson

A religious study outlines the resurrection as central to Christian faith. It covers the empty tomb, Mary Magdalene’s testimony, Peter and John’s investigation, and Jesus appearing to Mary and the disciples. The lesson emphasizes faith grounded in the risen Christ and the blessings for those who believe.

Jesus Christ God Joseph John Mary Magdalene Peter Mary Thomas

Election Notice for Tax Increase in Comanche Precinct One

The Comanche County Commissioners Court orders an election on March 21 1925 in Precinct One to decide if property tax payers approve a 15 cent increase per 100 dollars of property value for road building and maintenance. Voting boxes listed at Comanche Precincts 2 Hasse Van Dyke Sidney Sipe Springs Gap Bibb Soda Springs and Shrum. Only qualified property tax payers may vote. Election officers will preside and may appoint two clerks per box.

Commissioners Court Comanche County Texas Commissioners I. R. A. Luker Comanche Hasse, van Dyke Sidney Sipe Springs Gap Bibb Soda Springs Shrum Rn. A. Luker

Prayer Appeal Calls on Members to Seek Divine Guidance

A devotional prayer asks for guidance as believers seek to discern God’s will in their daily service. The speaker invokes blessing and urges attentiveness to divine direction.

Vision of a better life inspires daily deeds

The quote emphasizes that longing for improvement matters less than daily acts. It argues lasting change comes from everyday choices rather than grand plans alone, urging steady effort in ordinary life to build a brighter future.

Maeterlinck

Probate Notice of Edwin Treasure Will Proceedings in Comanche

The State of Texas directs the Sheriff or Constable of Comanche County to publish weekly for ten days a notice regarding J. W. Johnson's pending probate of Edwin Treasure's will. The County Court hears the application on April 6, 1925 at Comanche Court House. Individuals interested must appear and answer. The writ is issued and returnable to the next term. Clerk J. W. Littlejohn signs, Deputy Glenyth Kearby.

State OF Texas Comanche County Edwin Treasure J. W. Johnson Said County Comanche Texas J. W. Littlejohn Glenyth Kearby John W. Tunnell A. ©. Tunnell E. W W. B. Watson John W A. C. Tunnell

Hasse Gin Co Stockholders Meeting Set for March 14

The Hasse Gin Co stockholders are called to a meeting at Hasse on Saturday evening March 14. President Tom Davis urges full attendance for important business.

Hasse Gin Co Hasse Tom Davis

Unknown Tunnell heirs cited in Comanche land suit

The unknown heirs of John W. Tunnell and Martha Tunnell are summoned by publication in Comanche County newspapers before April 20, 1925 to answer a trespass to try title suit filed January 20, 1925 by J. L. Northcutt. The case No. 7116 involves 117 acres from the John Reid Survey Patent No. 619 in Texas.

Comanche County Comanche John W. Tunnell Martha Tunnell Hon. District Court J. L. Northcutt A. Tunnell County Texas

Notice of Public Sale of 100 Acre Comanche County Land

J. O. Harrison reports a substitute trustee sale for 100 acres in Comanche County to satisfy a $1,520 debt plus interest, costs, and trustee fees. The land, part of James Farmer survey, lies within Cert. No. 265 and Patent 956, Vol. 6, abstract 358, beginning at the survey’s NW corner and running via metes and bounds to mature January 7, 1925 sale window from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on the first Tuesday in April 1925 at Comanche County courthouse.

John H. Eaton EB. T. Ustick Court House Comanche Comanche County James Farmer N. W J. O. Harrison

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Etv B. Fitzwate D.D Moody Bible India & Chicago Western Newspaper Union Father W. H. Gore State OF J. W. Taylor Berta Taylor BE. T. Ustick E. T. Ustick Lamkin Adams Mercantile Co Comanche, Texas
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