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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
4
J B Manes urges school and parent responsibility to inspire students. He laments limited support for teachers, values teachers as vital but underappreciated, and argues for public school reform and minority-majority dynamics in governance. He hints at future columns outlining an ideal system in Monmouth County.
All ladies invited to call and view new crepes and flannels in late colors and fabrics arriving now at Robe on Sisters. As good as the best Ri Le's.
New piece goods arrive with crepes and flannels in all late colors and fabrics. Roberson Sisters announce the new stock available for customers seeking updated textiles.
An old timey business notice from Ri Le's Tailors and Dry Cleaners invites customers to seek better work and prices. The ad emphasizes economy and ongoing service as it promotes tailoring and dry cleaning offerings.
Heat damaged ad shows product called Martin's Screw Worm Killer offered by Hamilton Drug Co. promising money back if not satisfied. Mentions heat, fleas allegedly avoided, and value for money.
A brief editorial notice by Russell reflects on content intended for the Chief's previous issue. The writer provides contextual remarks about timing and publication strategy for the upcoming or past edition. The piece emphasizes editorial perspective and pacing without detailing specific stories.
The Dublin National Bank of Dublin sues T. B. Hgan and W. A. Hogan and a sheriff sale is ordered in Comanche County Texas. Two tracts totaling 284 acres are levied to satisfy a 417.25 judgment plus costs, with sale set for the first Tuesday in October 1925 at the courthouse door.
The State of Texas commands sheriff or constable to summon by weekly publication for four weeks in a newspaper in Comanche County or nearest county if none exists. Named parties include George E Barker, heirs of W P Ferguson and Cora Barker, deceased, C Davenport, H M Ross, Ida J Ross, W T Little, Alice Little, W S Owen, G W Owen, M J Owen. appearance before the District Court is required.
W C Streety sues in No. 7159 against Geo E Barker and others claiming ownership and possession of a DeLeon land tract described via a 1924 deed, alleging unlawful entry by defendants and seeking divestiture of titles, writ of possession, costs, and further relief. case filed Sept 8 1925, term Oct 19 1925 in Comanche County District Court.
Notice reads that at 11 o clock Sunday September 20 1925 a formal resolution will be presented to authorize the Board of Trustees to execute papers to consummate the proposed loan on church properties. J C Boyd Moderator.
By order of sale from the District Court of Comanche County Texas the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of De Leon sues W T Patterson et al No 7088. I will sell for cash on the first Tuesday in October 1925 before the Courthouse door in Comanche the described property including all lots and tracts.
Lots Nos 1 to 16 in block 7 Edgwood Heights Addition De Leon Comanche County Texas levied on as property of W. T. Patterson et al to satisfy a $4,820 judgment in favor of The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of De Leon Texas and costs of suit. Sheriff J. T. Gilbreath.
Temporary guardian Annie Brown was appointed August 29 1925 by the Comanche County Court Texas. The appointment becomes permanent unless contested at the next term starting October 5 1925 at the County Court House. Interested parties may appear and contest the guardianship.
Public notice commands Maurice Franklin to appear in Comanche County District Court October 19 1925 in suit No 7164 filed September 17 1925 by J L Northcutt for trespass to try title. Plaintiff alleges defendant unlawfully entered and dispossessed on 1 September 1925 a 117 acre tract from John Reed survey Patent 169 Vol 18.
Plaintiff seeks title to a land tract on Indian Creek in Comanche County Texas by five ten and twenty five year limitations and requests a decree quieting possession while divesting apparent title from the defendant. The writ directs execution and endorsement showing how it was served with the date September 17 signed by W H Gore Clerk District Court Comanche County Texas.
Letters from Mrs W W Powell and W W Fletcher praise Pellagra treatments by Dr. W C Rountree of Texarkana Texas. They describe long illness nervousness stomach trouble weight loss and skin issues followed by rapid relief after a few ten dollar treatments. The ad invites readers to write for books and free diagnosis.
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