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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
6
A long docket of citations by publication in Comanche County Texas courts. Notices target multiple defendants including individuals and institutions with detailed suit numbers and dates. The documents ask defendants to answer petitions by the next court term and outline claims of land leases and property rights along with alleged fraud and lease invalidity.
Proceedings in Comanche County involve multiple nonresident defendants cited by publication. Plaintiffs allege fraud and misrepresentation in oil and gas leasing as homestead lands are claimed, seeking cancellation of leases and damages.
Court proceeds by citation in four weekly publications to reach non resident W S Livingston as defendant. Case No 4937 filed March 20 1919 in 52nd district concerns lease of land for oil and gas by J A Land and Mrs M A Land to W H Everidge. Land vendetta details.
The County Court of Comanche County Texas appoints Mrs Vernilla Mancerd temporary guardian of miners Sherman Hansard Gussie Hansard and Dallas Hansard with potential permanent appointment unless contested at the April term 1919. Interested parties must appear at Comanche court on the first Monday in April to challenge the order.
The State of Texas commands publication in a weekly newspaper for ten days prior to the return day. Mrs Martha Kerler is appointed Temporary Guardian of Mattie Kerley Buford Kerley and Oren Kerley minors. The appointment becomes permanent unless contested at the next court term beginning April 7, 1919 in Comanche County Court.
The text mentions several recent deaths in the country from epidemic coma, while dismissing morning lethargy as a symptom of sleeping sickness. It reflects a public health fear and a misinterpretation of illness signs during the period.
An advertorial claim suggests rapid heart throbbing often stems from stomach disorders. It advises trying Prickly Ash Bitters to prove the link, noting the bottle costs 1.25 dollars and cites Wim Reasé Ga as the location.
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