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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
5
A new customer praises Flavo Flour as he buys a third sack, noting the mill's appeal. Another buyer, trying flour after three years, was urged by his brother to switch, boosting early farmer support and promising ongoing demand for Comanche's Test Flour.
Farmers hear cot tonseed meal prices rising and consider do it yourself feed. A suggested ration uses ground maize heads ground corn bran and shorts lees meat for cheaper milk production and higher yield.
Local ad extols No 1 Dry Harvest Wheat flour milled weekly with a 10 to 20 percent savings. Customers urged to buy for superior quality versus freight costs, while livestock feeds and a forthcoming chicken chowder formula are offered.
The ad touts Big Chief meal ground from re cleaned corn and made fresh twice weekly. It promises a crisp cornmeal result ideal for cornbread and faithful to traditional preparation.
Public notice items show Cora E Skinner suing H T Skinner for divorce with allegations of cruelty and threat with a knife and a hearing set for October 3 1921 in Comanche County Texas. The record also cites joint ownership disputes over Gustine land including undeveloped rents and a proposed trustee sale to parcel the estate. Additional citations list Mrs Laura Strickland versus J W Robinson in a separate district court action by publication.
Publication notices in Comanche County Texas courts announce summons in two cases. One targets Frank W Foster in a debt foreclosure linked to land in Lampasas County with a 792 dollar note due 1921. The other lists multiple defendants and heirs in a broad estate and land dispute in the 2nd judicial district with October 1921 return dates.
Texas sheriff or constable must publish weekly citations for four weeks to C E Kenyon et al in a Comanche county newspaper. The suit No. 6492 involves Sipe Springs Oil Company and others against Kenyon Leidecker National Supply for oil and gas leasehold claims on two Comanche county tracts, with court date set for October 17, 1921.
In Comanche County Texas pools and Kenyon Leidecker interests dispute a 1919 oil and gas lease on two described tracts. Plaintiffs claim superior title after abandonment and seek possession of well casing and assets or their value, with National Supply Company named to resolve potential adverse liens. Court filing dated September 14 1921 calls for judgment establishing abandonment and canceling competing claims.
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