Electing $450000 Road Bonds in Comanche County Texas
Notice sets November 8 1949 election on issuing road bonds of 450000 with ad valorem tax to pay interest and sinking fund. It details bond terms, uses proceeds for macadamized roads bridges culverts and lists polling precincts and presiding judges. Public notices require publication in Comanche Chief for three weeks and postings at four public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Dean
Comanche County
Texas
Comanche
James Wilkerson
Veterans Building
Ed Sanders
Hasse
W. W. Cook
Soda Springs
George Matthews
Dingler
Eugene Westmoreland
Gustine
P. H. Isham
Fleming
Eric Seay
Store
Energy
Elroy Morgan
Lemkin
J. N. Thompson
Tom J. Holland
Macksvile
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Commissioners’ Court OF
Hazel Dell
D. G. Haggard
L. W. Fines
Wilson
Proctor
J. J. Dixon
Comyn
Ed Thomas
City Hall
de Leon
Leland Nabors
Downing
H. L. Beaty
Custer
Ed Foote
Rucker
Ed Glover, Jr
Sipe Springs
Earl Morris
Shrum
Norman Ray
Bibb
Henry Drennan
Oral D. Morris
Mercer Gap
Tom McKinzie
Brushy Gap
C. A. Thomas
Newburg
J. B. Pogue
Beattie
Lon Ever
L. T. Rasco
Indian Mountain
Robinson Springs
Lowell Pittman
van Dyke
W. M
O. E. Rippetoe
Roy Dabney
Commissioners’ Court
Colossas
Brownwood Highway
de Soto
Carnes
Ft. Worth
Hiway
Comanche, Texas
Real McDaniel
Cozby
Cozby’s
Scales
Square
Goldthwaite Hiway
Curtis Cozby