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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
8
The Comanche County court issues writs in multiple civil cases. Foreclosure and debt actions name defendants, describe land liens, and set sale dates in Sipe Springs and nearby property within the Texas district court system. The documents specify obligations, interest, and attorney fees, with notices of sale and required appearances.
The State of Texas Comanche County Sheriff announces a public sale by virtue of a district court order in the case Ro J Adcock vs Ro H Pranks et al. The property to be sold is described in a deed record in Comanche County and will be auctioned for cash on the first Tuesday in April 1921 to satisfy a judgment of 500 dollars plus 10 percent interest from May 7, toward costs.
The fragment mentions Me and Mrs Will Roberson with her mother Mrs J Parioet in a Cedar wood setting. The readable text is ambiguous but implies a social visit or family gathering during a rural scene.
Citation in a 1921 district court case commands Herbert Lauderdale Pintouts and William Bowell against Fannie A Willingham and unknown heirs of A Willingham to appear at the April term in Comanche Texas. Plaintiffs claim possession of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 11 and seek title and damages of 1000 dollars after being ejected January 1, 1921. The case No. 6862 lists defendants and legal representatives.
Notice in probate for guardianship of Thirtan and Loyee Jordan. Mrs M B Smith seeks court authorization to lease certain real estate. An election is called in Comanche County for 1921 to choose four trustees, plus city offices in Comanche city hall on April 5 1921 with J R Branes as presiding judge.
A Comanche County district court petition filed by T. J. Farrow seeks title and possession of land in Comanche City. The case names I M Turner and A T L Farrow as defendants with heirs and representatives of Turner, alleging unlawful entry and ejectment dated January 1, 1921. Damages claimed amount to 1000.08 dollars, with trespass to try title as the basis and prayers for judgment and relief.
Notice forbids hunting and fishing on the property and warns trespassers will be prosecuted. A reward of $25 is offered for information leading to the conviction of any violator.
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