Citation by Publication in Comanche County Texas
Public notice commands Sheriff to summon A Bishop and unknown heirs by weekly newspaper publication for eight weeks before October 19 1914. Suit No 3351 by J F Waldrop seeks title and possession of 53 1 3 acres from J M Gaiser survey, alleging unlawful entry and damages of 1250 dollars.
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State of Texas
Comanche County
A. Bishop
District Court
Comanche
Texas
A. D
A.D
J. F. Waldrop
J. M. Gaiser
Varas
S. W
N. E
J. J. Allison
St. md
E. T
Notice of final account in Stephens estate in Comanche County
The state notifies interested parties that S N Stephens as comitator administrator filed his final report and discharge request for the estate of Mrs M A Stephens. The Comanche County Court will review the report at the next term starting October 1 1914 at the Comanche courthouse. Readers may contest the report. penalties apply for nonappearance. Mary J Smith Clerk. Jack Cunningham Sheriff.
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State of Texas
Comanche County
M. A. Stephens
S. N. Stephens
Texas
Comanche
A. D
Mary JL. Smith
County Court
Comanche Co. Tex
Jack Cunningham
J. E. Miller
Commissioner Kone Urges Use Of Cotton Seed As Fertilizer
Texas agriculture Commissioner Kone appeals to cotton growers to use cotton seed as fertilizer instead of selling it for 14 a ton to cotton seed oil men. He accuses oil mills of driving the price down from 28 to 14 per ton despite wartime demand.
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Kone
Austin
Texas
Commissioner of Agriculture
Houston Telegram
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised in letters
Readers in Princeton Illinois and Poland New York endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female trouble headaches and general weakness. Nurses and neighbors urge others to use the medicine and seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Princeton
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. F. Johnson
R. No
Box
Illinois
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Time to adjust farming for wartime needs
The Weatherford Democrat urges readers to stop war talk and focus on waiting and working. It notes cotton prices depend on supply, foresees strong food demand, and calls for changing farming methods before the 1915 cotton crop is planted.
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Weatherford
Weatherford Democrat
Do Justice Agents Pursue Texas Cotton Price Probe
The Times Herald reports a department of justice inquiry into Texas cotton prices will begin now with agents and possibly a grand jury. Special Agent Howard P. Wright travels from Dallas to Paris on a white slave case and May also join the cotton probe. Dallas merchants urge new cotton manufacturing plants and bagging production in Dallas.
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Dallas
Texas
Times Herald
United States Department of Justice
Howard P. Wright
Department
Paris
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Dallas
Dallas News
Clearing House for Labor Extends to 180 Cities
Washington reports the government's clearing house for laborers and homeseekers expands with distributing zones in 180 large cities. Zones exchange data on employer needs worker supply and settler opportunities under the division of information of the department of labor. Galveston Texas listed among headquarters zones.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Galveston
Texas
Foley Cathartic tablets praised as great medicine
A Kentucky man told a friend that Foley Cathartic tablets are the most wonderful medicine to enter his system and he would not be without them. The product is described as a thorough cleaning cathartic for chronic constipation or an occasional purge and is sold by the Wm. Reese Co.
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Kentucky
Wm. Reese Co
Home Made Silos Offer Concrete Option With High Cost
A Farmers Bulletin explains home constructed silos including concrete, stove, and modified Wisconsin designs. Concrete silos last indefinitely with minimal maintenance but cost 2.50 to 3.00 per ton capacity. typical 100 to 150 ton silos require more power and height limits affect silage quality.
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Gtvin
Buletin
Bulletin
Chamberlain’s Remedy Endorsed For Spanish War Travel
J H Houghland of Eldon Iowa writes that he advised soldiers to take Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on enlistment and has received many thanks. The remedy is for sale by all dealers for travel or home use and is promoted as essential.
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Chamberlain
J.H. Houghland
Eldon
Iowa
Ulster Volunteers Defy Home Rule Said to Fight On
Sir Edward Carson told Ulster volunteers at Coleraine that Ulster men will not submit to Home rule and will fight on the continent. He praised volunteers joining the new British force and urged unity against invasion.
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Belfast
England
Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteer Movement
Colraine
Derry
Belgium
France
Edward
British Volunteer Army
Austin Tribune
Cotton Panic Warned by Senator Williams and Planters
Senator John Sharp Williams argues that panic over cotton is unnecessary and that British factories will run double, while European demand may shift. A London letter supports plans to warehouse and finance a cooperative market, with farmers urged to cut acreage and store five million bales for a year. a New Orleans meeting is set for Sept 29.
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John Sharp Williams
London
Williams
South Carolina
Georgia
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Kidney Pills Help Gainesville Woman Report Back Strength
Mrs. H. T. Strange of Gainesville Georgia suffered a painful back and kidney trouble with bladder inflammation. She reports taking Foley's Kidney Pills and gaining back strength while kidney and bladder troubles disappeared. Sold by The Wm. Reese Co.
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H. T. Strange
Gainesville
Foley
Reese Cq
Bear Movement Stalls NY Cotton Exchange Resumption
The Commercial reports a distant reopening of the New York Cotton Exchange hindered by government and bank opposition. Financiers have warned high officials against resuming business now, describing a dominant bear market mood.
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New York Cotton Exchange
New York
Exchange
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