Chief Announces Four Democratic Primary Candidates
The chief is authorized to announce the four candidates for office subject to the Democratic Primaries action.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1928
Page
9
The chief is authorized to announce the four candidates for office subject to the Democratic Primaries action.
A fragmented roster lists candidates and officials for Congressional District 17 and various county offices. It names R Q Lee, T P Perkins, Joe Eidson, Tom Robinson, Henry Gore, N A Palmer, L Y Holmes, Homer De Wolfe, R A Luker, W T House McCampbell Stewart, F Reese, Earl McDonald, J T Gilbreath, L Jackson, Tank Hulsey, Randolph, Clyde Coan, W D Carroll, IVA Hart, Mrs B W Speed, George Goosby, C M Edmondson, Hollis Burton, ROME S Walker, J P Graham, W Williams, J Rankin, Aaron Ward, D L Morris, Ed Sumner, Tom Patton, George C McKinzie, John Wyatt, Grady Howell and others, alongside election titles and roles such as County Clerk, Treasurer, Tax Collector, Tax Assessor, Superintendent, Justice of Peace, and Commissioners.
The state commands the sheriff to publish a notice for ten days in a Comanche County newspaper. It informs all interested in the estate of Mrs. Matt DeBusk that D. C. DeBusk and J. J. DeBusk have filed for probate of the will in county court. The hearing is set for July 2, 1928, at the court house in Comanche. Clerk Clyde Coan signs the writ. Also an advertisement mentions D. C. Bailey’s produce and eggs.
The County Court of Comanche Texas appoints Hugh O Brien temporary administrator of the estate of Nugent Spergeon Bryant Deceased. The appointment becomes permanent unless contested at the next term beginning July 2 1928 at Comanche Court House. Interested parties may appear to contest.
Circular notice promotes Jack's Lotion for chiggers sunburn windburn and scalp troubles. Paris Smith Druggist markets the product to golfers automobile tourists and others. Burks and Son mentioned in advertisement copy.
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