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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
14
Public notice in Comanche County Court involves J. Floyd and W. J. Mitchell heirs with a 1913–1915 suit for trespass to title on 260 acres, detailing weekly newspaper publication, secret heirs, and a 21 April 1913 court return date in Texas. It also covers W. H. Thadberg versus G. W. Sansom heirs, a 640 acre land claim, and multiple related publication writs issued 1913–1918 by Clerk W. D. Carroll.
The sheriff is directed to publish this citation weekly for eight weeks in a Comanche County newspaper. Unknown heirs of G W Sansom Elizabeth Goodner Rachel Largen Radford Sansom John Sansom F M Sansom Sr Sarat Jewell and their legal representatives must appear at the next Regular term of the District Court in Comanche County to answer on April 21, 1913 or as stated for the 3rd Monday in April 1918.
Citation by publication commands unknown heirs of B B Lockhart to appear at the April 21 1913 district court in Comanche Texas to answer a suit by Chas B Schauer Anna J Schauer M M Buck and R Lampbell guardians of Judge Montgomery minor asserting ownership to a 640 acre tract in Comanche County traced from Byrd B Lockhart 1855 patent and supported by five and ten year statutes of limitation with quiet title and possession claims against unknown heirs of B B Lockhart and other defendants.
Public notice in Comanche County Texas cites unknown heirs of Elizabeth Thompson Nancy Brown and C F Brown to appear in District Court No. 3209 at the April term 1915 to answer a land title suit filed February 7 1914 by J S Montgomery et al for ownership by regular transfers and adverse possession of survey No 196 containing 18877 375 square varas of land. court seal dated February 7 1918.
The text lists heirs for Mary Underhill and Caro Underhill and notes unknown heirs or legal representatives for Howard Underhill. It names Schuyler Crowninshield as potential heir or claimant, with conditions if living or deceased and unknown heirs.
A 1913 petition in Comanche County Texas seeks to correct a deed error and claim title to portions of Wright's addition in Comanche. Plaintiff Russell alleges three and five year statutes bar defendants and requests possession and quiet title. Defendants include Underhill heirs and Crowningsheild heirs with various claims. The suit also involves a warranty deed misdescription for Block 85 asserting the west half was intended. Proceedings set for April term.
Manch County issues a citation calling unknown heirs of P. T. Van and legal representatives to appear, with publication required once weekly for eight consecutive weeks prior to the return day.
Citizens are informed Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Gustine Texas sues G A Tutwiler Jr in Comanche County Court. Action seeks principal interest and attorney fees plus foreclosure of a mortgage on two horses and over draft claims. Non resident defendant and attachment sought with return date the first Monday in April 1913.
W. D. Carroll presiding issues citation by publication for eight weeks against Minnie Winch and others as unknown heirs and representatives in W. J. Gregg v. unknown heirs of Isaac C et al. The petition seeks title to 126 acres in Comanche County Texas, alleging plaintiff owned the land since 1913 and defendants entered and evicted him. The case, No. 3203, is set for the next district court term at Comanche County Courthouse, April 24, 1913.
State directs the sheriff to summon unknown heirs of Tiane C. Spence and J.C. C. Winch, deceased, their heirs and legal representatives, for probate or legal proceedings in Comanche County. The notice names the parties and calls for appearance as required by law.
A fragmentary dialogue centers on Tony the barber and a quip about thinning hair. The informal exchange hints at identity and humor without a clear event or news context.
Readable note indicates arsenate of lead is used for spraying fruit trees at Paris Smith’s property. No dates or quantities provided. The item reflects agricultural practice or pest control in a home orchard context.
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