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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1922

Page

3

Citation by Publication for Multiple Defendants in Comanche County

Public notice commands Sheriff to summon Thomas J Blakemore and others in a trespass to try title suit Nos. 6569 filed March 14 1922 in the 52nd Judicial District. Plaintiffs Z G Cardwell and B G Cardwell seek title to three land tracts in Comanche County Texas.

State OF Texas Comanche County Thomas J. Blakemore Joseph J. Blakemore Sally M .Hamblin Mary C. Hamblin James P. Hamblin W. T. Byrd D. H. Blakemore A. Crank Thomas Tinsley Geo. T. Tinsley Fannie D. T. Gabbot Benson Gabbot Burton Gabbot Ann M. Blakemore J. N. Hardin 52Nd Judicial District District Court Comanche Z. G. Cardwell B. G. Cardwell Sally M. Hamblin W. C. Corbett C. A. Crank Thos Tinsley George W. Tinsley Fannie D T. Gabbot Burton Gabbett Texas

Ribbon Cane Proves Highly Productive In Harris County

Houston report by L. G. Laper negro county agent details four acres of ribbon cane producing 540 gallons of syrup at a cost of about 100 dollars to harvest and manufacture. The project yielded a profit of 440 dollars, or 110 dollars per acre, based on the A and M college extension data.

Houston L. G. Laper Harris County A. and M. College Extension Mae

Card of Thanks for Loss of Baby

Gratitude expressed for sympathy and kindness during illness and death of a baby. MR. AND MRS. W. L. HICAS and family acknowledge neighbors and friends for support.

W. L. Hicias

Storm damages Floyd County farm as injuries rise near Floydada

A Sunday night storm in Floyd County near Floydada injures T. B. Price and his son, both farmers from Sandhill, with significant property damage reported. A more severe cyclone hits Sulphur Oklahoma, killing one and injuring many with several thousand dollars in damage.

Floyd County Floydada T. B. Price Sandhill Sulphur Oklahomady

Later Garden Planting Guidelines for Garden Success

The article explains that late garden vegetables require less work and anxiety than early crops. It recommends preparing well-drained, slightly elevated beds, planting seeds about an inch deep, and adjusting timing to season and location. It lists crops like snap beans, butter beans, limas, beets, cucumbers, carrots and parsnips as common later plantings.

Improvements Near Courthouse Create Beautified Square

Improvements around the courthouse extend the cityscape with newly planted trees and prepared grounds for additional plants, promising a more attractive square and enhanced overall appearance for the area.

Court House

Christy Bros Wild Animal Exposition Comes to Comanche

Christy Bros Wild Animal Exposition brings two performances to Comanche on Friday March 24 at 2 PM and 8 PM. The show features trained lions elephants zebras horses dogs and a 10 000 dollar group act with clowns aerial acts and a zoology display with lectures and tours for children and adults.

Christy Bros. Wild Animal Exposition Comanche Cristy Bros Christy Bros Animal Department Interlake Kallispell Mnt Wild

Five Bandits Rob Bank at Noon Friday in New Braunsfels

Five bandits entered the New Braunfels State Bank around noon on Friday and held tellers and staff at gunpoint, escaping with cash and bonds totaling about 100000 dollars.

New Braunsfels State Bank Gunn

Seniors Enjoy All Day Picnic and School News

The Seniors held an all day picnic by a running creek on Mr. Kittle’s pasture with most of the class present. The day featured games and first time swimming in the season. University broadcasts of agricultural and market reports are recommended for high school courses. The track team shows improving form as new material emerges. The High School Orchestra performed in Chapel with a march and extra selection. The group lists Callie Rose Maddox and others as orchestra members. The Senior Carnival is slated for Friday and the Arrow Head staff hires a typewriter with limited preordered copies. The Texas Pecan Growers Association plans its Brownwood meeting with date pending and calls Brownwood the ideal pecan gathering site.

Kittle University of Texas Callie Rose Maddox Clyde Boyd Clarenet Robert Kelly Forest Maddox Carl Brumbalow Ruby Odom Mabel Fern Maddox

Train Strikes Auto. Two Sisters Die in Texas Coastline

A Sunday outing ends in tragedy near Haynes when a Texas and Pacific train collides with a car driven by C. B. Caylor. Two young sisters die, the mother severely injured, the father badly hurt, another daughter seriously injured, and a baby bruised but alive. Stop No. 6 on the Dallas Interurban area is cited as the crossing point.

Haynes Texas & Pacific Caylor Dallas

Flock of Ducks Blinded by Dust Storm

Louis F Barbour observed twenty three wild ducks circling then landing near Cisco March 12. He approached and found all birds blinded by daylong sand and dust blowing across the area.

Cisco Louis F. Barbour Barbour

Family Ties Multiply in Soldier’s Insurance Case

Washington reports Bennie F. Taylor of Crystal Springs died in 1918 at Camp Beauregard. The veterans bureau found a vast kin network under the permitted class for his $5,000 government policy, with ninety siblings and relatives bearing the Taylor name across a long list. The complex adjustment will distribute monthly installments to the step-mother and fifteen siblings.

Washington Bennie F. Taylor Crystal Springs Misc Camp Beauregard United States Veterans’ Bureau Taylor Veterans’ Bureau

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