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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
6
The notice summarizes Texas game laws effective November 1, detailing hunting licenses for residents, open season rules, and limits. It lists prohibited acts, declared public property of game, which birds and animals are protected, exemptions, and seasonal restrictions for species like deer, ducks, quail, and turkeys.
The 1911 Red Cross Christmas Seal drive far surpassed other states, funding tuberculosis work in Texas. A Galveston children’s TB hospital and Dallas pulmonary unit are underway, with Houston and other cities pursuing facilities. Proceeds fund railway car health exhibits, lectures, and county hospitals. Mrs. W B Colquitt leads the campaign. Mrs Thodberg handles Comanche sales.
A brief noted proverb proclaims that a good road serves as a standing invitation to progress, implying sustained movement toward better systems and opportunities.
One car load of Texas salt Bolding Co land for sale totaling one hundred acres with fifty acres in cultivation and twenty acres tilled. Priced at $2500. Located six miles southwest of Comanche near a good school. Contact W. J. Nabers Comanche Texas Box 248.
Bolding and Co advertise purchasing oats and Johnson grass. They invite farmers to sell when ready. J. R. Eanes and Co promote farm loans as an option for growers.
Notice announces a Texas Constable sale by W. J. Mangum and others to satisfy judgments. The property includes multiple tracts in Comanche County near Sipe Springs, totaling 68 to 160 acres and tied to A R Irby and Albert Irby as heirs. Sheriff V L Jackson certifies the levy and sale details for November 5, 1912.
By order of sale issued by the District Court of Comanche County on September 27 1912 the sheriff will sell for cash on the first Tuesday in November 1912 before the court house door in Comanche Texas one acre of land out of the O J Findley survey described in a deed dated September 24 1910 from W J Mangum and wife to J W King K T Haile vs J W King et al No 8099
An alias execution issued by the District Court of Erath County directs the Comanche County Sheriff to sell 389 acres of land near Wilson, Texas, on the first Tuesday in November 1912 to satisfy a judgment for 3231.79 dollars plus costs in the Massey versus Tyson case No. 3344. The property includes portions of sections 17 and 24 in T.R.R. Co. survey.
Several tracts of farmland with varying acres and improvements offered by Neely Ba Cunningham Co. Listings include 84 acres 5 miles northwest of Comanche with house and water systems, 147 acres north of Gustine on the Leon River, 76 acres eight miles southeast of Hasse, and 56 acres north of Hasse with tillable land. Prices and trade options noted. terms vary. inquire for details.
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