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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1918

Page

6

Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy helps Oregon farmer's illness

In Oregon Illinois Mrs D M Alters a small farmer who raises six hundred chickens yearly says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health enabling her to work again. She urges others in similar condition to try the root and herb remedy and write for advice from the Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Oregon Ill Lydia E. Pinkham D. M. Auters Orbgon Iil Lydia FE. Pinkham Edicine Co Lynn, Mass

Isham H Stephenson A life traced across Texas counties

Isham H Stephenson born in Blount County Alabama 1834 moved through Smith Rob erson Hill Somerville Bosque Comanche Brown Coleman counties. Married 1861 and joined M W Church in youth. Died January 2 1918 at his son William I Stephenson's Coleman County home after a long migratory life in Texas.

Isham H. Stephenson Blunt County Alabama Navy Texas Smith County Roberson County Hill County Somerville Bosque Comanche County Brown County William I. Stephenson Coleman County M. W. Church

Veteran Civil War hero and minister laid to rest

The obituary honors a longtime church minister and Civil War veteran who preached to the needy, cared for strangers, and spent his life in Christ’s service. He died after a storied career, leaving nine children and a large circle of friends. Funeral services were led by Rev. W. W. Lancaster near Coleman.

Jesus Christ Coleman W. W. Lancaster

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Macon Resident

J J Easley of Macon Illinois praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a longtime favorite for lung colds. He notes his sister has used it for fifteen years and that it consistently relieves his own colds promptly.

Chamberlain J. J. Easley Macon

Prompt Relief Ad for Laxative Quinidine Tabs

An old advertisement promotes Prompt Relief as a cure for colds coughs la grippe and headaches using Laxative Quinidine Tabs. It claims no head or stomach impact and urges readers to buy now for a winter supply at 25 cents.

Notice in Probate Texas to Comanche County Sheriff

The State of Texas commands weekly publication for ten days in a Comanche County newspaper of general circulation of the notice that Mrs. A. M. Hardin has filed to be appointed administratrix of the estate of Mrs. Hallie Clemons. The hearing is set for the first Monday in July 1918 at the Comanche County Court House.

State of Texas Comanche County Hallie Clemons A. M. Hardin Said Comanche Texas B. C. Stanley Clerk

Civil suit citation in Comanche County Texas 1918

The district court of Comanche County Texas is to hear the case of Fannie R. Waldrop plaintiff versus Oscar Waldrop defendant. The citation requires publication weekly for four weeks before April 22 1918. The petition filed February 26 1918 alleges marriage on May 17 1915 and subsequent separation on November 28 1915 amid alleged jealousy and false accusations.

Comanche County Oscar Waldrop Comanche Texas A. D Fannie R. Waldrop

Woman seeks divorce after alleged abuse and refusal of care

The filing alleges the husband, near Rule in Haskell County, ill the wife during a miscarriage and refused medical aid. He allegedly forced her to travel in cold rain and abused her during a jealous outburst. He is accused of infidelity charges and she permanently separated, seeking court action at the Comanche County district court.

Rule Haskell Texas Comanche County Comanche A. J. Lloyd

Sheriff’s Sale in Comanche County Texas

By order of sale issued February 26 1918 in Comanche Independent School District v William Ellis the court seizes levies and directs a cash sale on the first Tuesday in April 1918 at the Comanche courthouse. The property includes Lots 2 3 4 in Block 1 and Block 2 Lakeside Addition Comanche Texas. Sale to satisfy a 3 80 and interest debt with two year right of redemption doubling the purchase price. J K Miller Sheriff. Comanche Texas March 4 1918.

District Court of Comanche County 52Nd Judicial District Comanche Independent School District Wm. Ellis Comanche Independent School Court House Comanche Lakeside Texas Comanche Independent J. K. Miller

Sheriff's Sale Notice for Comanche County Texas

Notice of sale under a bill of cost from the District Court of Comanche County in the case L A Smith versus J D Barnes et al No 3370. The sale will be on the first Tuesday in April 1918 at the courthouse door in Comanche TX for cash. Property described as 90 by 150 feet Block 87 Wrights Addition to the City of Comanche.

State of Texas Comanche District Court Comanche County L. A. Smith J. D. Barnes Court House Wrights Texas

Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Comanche County 1918

L. A. Smith is summoned to satisfy a bill of cost totaling $20.05 plus costs of suit from the Officers of the District Court of Comanche County Texas. Document dated March 4 1918 signed by J E Miller Sheriff.

L. A. Smith District Court Comanche County Texas J. E. Miller

Citation summons in land dispute in Comanche County

The state issues a notice to Winston Boynton and many named heirs and spouses to appear at the April term of the District Court in Comanche County to answer Reed R. Hitt's petition seeking to quiet title to 136 acres of land described by reference to the James Bradshaw and Boynton surveys. The suit claims unlawful entry by defendants on February 9, 1917 and seeks title by five and ten year limitations, with damages and costs. The publication runs weekly for four weeks prior to the April 22, 1918 return day.

Comanche County Winston Boynton Lillie Ohara Ella Burns Pearl Thomas Vernon Thomas Florence Thomas Milton Thomas Martha Thomas Lula Hunter Kate Hunter Dovie Hunter Lula Crowe Elijah Thomas Eva Johnson Dora Buckner Minnie King Athur Thomas Willie Thomas Mobey Rice Paralee Riley William Barnett John Underwood George Underwood John Rice Steve Rice Elmina Cox Ellen Thomas Mary Thomas 52Nd Judicial District Comanche Reed R. Hitt Texas Bradshaw Survey Boynton Survey Boynton Boynton and Bradshaw T. C. Lancaster R. A. Rice A. J. Lloyd

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