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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1931
Page
11
Traders offer 100 baby chicks in exchange for 14 hens at 4 pounds or more as writers and eggs push prices higher. The piece urges operating on a sound basis, noting profits when prices rise after buying in lows.
A sheriff sale is set for the first Tuesday in April 1931 in Comanche County Texas. The property is 63 acres from James Thompson Survey Abstract No 930 described by metes and bounds. It is levied as the estate of Jack Irby to satisfy court costs totaling 1285 dollars in favor of the clerk and guardianship.
County Judge Wy House of Comanche County Texas orders a consolidation election for Brooks Common School District No 3 with the Sipe Springs Independent Consolidated School District. The vote is set for April 18, 1951 at the district school building with presiding officer W E Starkey and four election staff. Ballots shall read For The Consolidation or Against The Consolidation.
County Judge W T House orders an April 18 1931 vote at the Sipe Springs School Building on whether to consolidate the Sipe Springs Independent Consolidated School District with Brooks Common School District No 3. F L Little named presiding officer. two commissioners to be named. ballots read For The Consolidation and Against The Consolidation.
The District Court of Comanche County requires the sheriff to publish this suit weekly for four weeks. Union Central Life Insurance Company sues McPherson and others for debt of 1500 dollars and foreclosure of a lien on 120 acres from the Lampasas Wagon Land Abstract No. 7. A judgment is sought for principal interest fees costs and relief. Return due after publication before the April term, 1991.
A testimonial-heavy ad claims Tanlac cures indigestion stomach trouble and fatigue. It cites Mrs. Fred Weston of Portland Oregon reporting three years of suffering eased and weight gain. The copy touts appetite restoration and natural ingredients with a money back guarantee.
Carson, son of Mr and Mrs Jee Hicks, was taken to German Monday for an appendicitis operation.
Mrs Roy Hearne of Thurber is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Dewitt. The trip highlights family ties and local travel.
Blanket Circuit announces revival meetings starting Sunday April 5 with sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. Rev J L Ray of Thornton to assist arriving Monday April 5. Quarterly Conference 11 a.m. dinner on the ground noon and 7 p.m. business session. All officials urged to attend with reports. Two good services were held at Zephyr last Sunday. J D Smoot Pastor.
A medical authority likens covering facts to an ostrich burying its head in sand and warns that throwing poisons into the water weakens the immune system. It advocates herbs and vegetable medicine as a natural, safe course to strengthen health and cleanse the body. Paris Smith.
Members of the Junior League and guests under Mrs. J. B. Lowry Miss Mary Lee and Miss Clarissa Emert enjoyed an Anthony Lake outing Friday afternoon. Various games were played and a picnic lunch was served.
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