Sheriff Sale Notice of W W Coffee Property in Gustine
The State of Texas Comanche County Sheriff J P Gilbreath announces a real estate levy on three Gustine tracts owned by W W Coffee. The sale will occur on the first Tuesday in November 1928 at the Comanche County Courthouse between 10 AM and 4 PM, for cash to the highest bidder, in accordance with an execution issued by Justice Court Precinct No 1. Publication in the Comanche Chief is completed weekly for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Comanche
Justice's Court
Comanche County
J. I. Graham
Fighty
Tome Abstract and Tithe Co
Fiome Abstract and Tithe Company
J. T. Gilbreath
Sherif
Cuetine
Tex
Onestine
Christopher H. Clark
Towit
J. Pvp Wilkes
P Barks-Simmons Co
Whitfield
Gustine
Gustine Texas
N.W
S.E
W. W. Coffee
Court House
Comanche Texas
Iblic Vendue
Comanche Chief
J.P Gilbreatis
Gas Made Her Cross Can’t Eat or Sleep Ad and Adl
Mrs. M. Meyer reports relief from trapped gas after Adlerika. The ad claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and sourness in ten minutes by cleansing both upper and lower bowel and removing old waste matter, encouraging readers to try it at Wm. Reese Drug Co. and Durham Pharmacy.
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Adlerika
Citation for publication in Comanche County Texas suit No 7408
Publication citation commands the sheriff to publish for four weeks in a Comanche County newspaper. It directs unknown heirs of Burr Turner to appear before Judge in Comanche on October 15 1928 in district court regarding Inez Palmer vs Cecil White Mabel White the unknown Turner heirs and others. Plaintiff seeks cancellation or foreclosure on vendor lien notes dated 1922 for 300 and 315 dollars on land from William Reese to Burr Turner.
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State OF Texas
Comanche County
Comanche
Burr Turner
District Court
Texas
Inez Palmer
Cecil White
John White
Mabel White
Aaron White
William Reese
Daniel Barnhill
Turner
Notice to unknown stockholders in Comanche Cotton Oil case
Public writ commands Comanche County sheriff to publish weekly for four weeks in a Texas newspaper, summoning unknown stockholders of the defunct Comanche Cotton Oil Co. and related defendants to appear October 15, 1928, in Comanche County District Court for a suit by Texas Water Utilities Co. seeking reform of a deed and title to North 220 feet of Block 50 Comanche townsite.
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State OF Texas
Comanche County
Comanche
Honor District Court
Texas
Texas Water Utilities Co
Chas. W. Clarkson
Comanche Cotton Oil Company
Comanche Cotton Oil Co
District Court of the United States
District of
B. W. Couch
J. A. Underwood
W. F. Pendleton
Sipe Springs
N. of
Block 50
Miss Hazel Porter Elected Tarleton J Tac Society Editor
Miss Hazel Porter daughter of W H Porter of Gustine was chosen as society editor of the John Tarleton J Tac weekly college publication. Porter a Comanche High School graduate is a senior at Tarleton this year and joins the staff.
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Hazel Porter
W. H. Porter
Gustine
John Tarleton
Porter
Comanche High School
Tarleton
Boy Roams With Alamo Dream and Farm Produce
A boy imagines a future running a farm supplying chickens eggs and cream. His ambition clashes with a dangerous scene at the Alamo site where his produce becomes a notable element of the story.
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Deck
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