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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
5
Connie Mae Nabers a former Comanche girl and granddaughter of W J Nabers was chosen with two Desdemona girls to represent their school in the State Clothing Contest at San Antonio A telegram received Saturday stating the Desdemona team won second place according to Mr Nabers.
Deceased estate case set for next term of the Court in Comanche County Texas. The 1st day of July 1928 is the hearing date at the Court House. All interested parties must appear and answer the application. Clerk Clyde Coan issues the writ with seal and Deputy Bob Haynes signs.
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway Company announces a public auction at 11 a.m. May 8 1928 at their Comanche freight house to sell unclaimed freight with unpaid charges. Items include 5 bags 200 lb Medicated salt 4 bags 100 lb Medicated salt and 3 bags 60 lb Medicated salt. Consignors Empire Salt Company Grand Saline and Piggly Wiggly Comanche. Sale follows bill of lading terms.
Public probate notice in Comanche County Texas announces Lister A W Smith filing April 19 1928 for the probate of Joel Smith deceased with hearing set to begin July 2 1928 at the county courthouse. all interested parties must appear and answer. The sheriff is commanded to publish this notice for ten days in a newspaper of general circulation. Clyde Coan Clerk and Bob Haynes deputy.
Rev Scott will fill his regular appointment next Sunday afternoon. Families from Comanche, Taylor Chapel, Indian Creek, and Sipe Springs visited relatives here. Lee Wallace wed Evelyn Mims at S. D. Hurt’s home. J T Hurt on sick list. Produce sales promoted at D C Bailey’s.
Itch relief claim for eczema ringworm poison oak pimples dandruff sores and cracked skin. Remedy penetrates skin kills germs stops itching and restores most cases. Blue Star Soap used before application. Distributed by WM. Reese Drug Co all drug stores.
A garbled 19th century notice extols a health cure for “working people” to refresh vigor. It touts a purifying medicine available from WM. Reese and partners at Smith’s drug shop, urging sale for restoring energy and well being.
The sheriff is commanded to publish weekly for ten days a notice that J. C. Livingston estate seeks probate of the last will and testament. J. R. Livingston filed an application in Comanche County Court, Texas, on April 1, 1928, for probate of the will.
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