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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
6
J B Manes reflects on procrastination and the duty of parents and teachers to instill a vision of life in students. He argues teachers deserve respect, cites political dynamics in schooling, and urges public support while noting his own limited qualifications and future plans for an ideal county system. The passage ends with a retail notice for new fabric offerings from Robe gon Sisters.
New stock of crepes and flannels in late colors and fabrics has just arrived at Roberson Sisters. The shop invites shoppers to preview the updated selections and choose from a range of textures and tones for the season.
An old-time business notice from Ri Le's Tailors and Dry Cleaners encourages customers to seek better value. It touts better work and lower prices while urging economy to keep business rolling and attracting new customers.
Heat wounds and keeps off fleas with Martin's Screw Worm Killer advertised by Hamilton Drug Co. The promotion emphasizes value and a money back offer if not satisfied.
Roberson Sis announces new stock of crepes and fabrics arriving for customers, highlighting fresh varieties and updated selections for shoppers.
The article credits Mr Russell and notes the piece was prepared for the prior week’s Chief issue. It emphasizes timing and editorial alignment with the newspaper’s publication cycle.
A long Texas reminiscence recalls pioneer life, progress from telegraphs to autos, and local friends Pat Lester and Thooze amid a notice of a sheriff’s sale in Comanche County, listing two land tracts totaling 184 acres to satisfy a 417.25 dollar judgment for Dublin National Bank against Hogan.
The State of Texas summons the Sheriff or Constable to publish this citation weekly for four weeks in a Comanche County newspaper or the nearest county newspaper. Nonresident George E Barker and heirs of W P Ferguson and Cora Barker, plus named but unknown residents C Davenport H M Ross Ida J Ross W T Little Alice Little W S Owen G W Owen M J Owen, must appear before the Honorable District Court.
W C Streety files suit in Comanche County Texas seeking to quiet title to a one acre tract in DeLeon. Defendants include Geo Barker and heirs of W P Ferguson and others. Streety claims lawful possession since 1925 and seeks writ of possession and damages for unlawful entry. Court date set for October 19 1925 at Comanche courthouse.
The First Baptist Church at Comanche Texas will present at 11 oclock service on Sunday September 20 1925 a formal resolution authorizing the Board of Trustees to execute papers to consummate a proposed loan on church properties. J C Boyd Moderator.
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of De Leon sues W. T. Patterson et al in Comanche County District Court. By order of sale dated September 1925 the sheriff will sell cash on the first Tuesday in October 1925 before the courthouse door in Comanche, property described as lots and tracts.
Parcels of land covering lots 1 through 16 in block 7 of the Edgwood Heights Addition to De Leon Texas in Comanche County are levied upon as the property of W T Patterson and others to satisfy a $4,820 judgment plus costs in favor of The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of De Leon Texas. Sheriff J T Gilbreath confirms the levy.
The county court of Comanche County Texas appointed Annie Brown Temporary Guardian of the estate of minor Joseph Brown on August 29 1925. The appointment becomes permanent unless contested at the next term starting October 5 1925 at the Comanche courthouse. Interested parties may appear to contest.
Public notice orders Maurice Franklin and co defendants to appear in the Hon. District Court at Comanche on October 19 1925 to answer a trespass to try title suit filed September 17 1925 in docket No 7164 by J L Northcutt. Case concerns 117 acres from John Reed survey Patent 169 Vol 18.
Writ filed in Comanche county district court seeks title to a land tract described by metes and bounds on Indian Creek. Plaintiff pleads five ten and twenty five year limitations and asks to be quieted in possession and have all apparent title divested from the defendant. The writ is directed to the sheriff for execution with endorsement of service dated September 17.
Letters from Texas patients claim relief from pellagra after W C Rountree M D treatments. Mrs Powell and W W Fletcher describe nervousness stomach trouble weight loss and skin changes improving after therapy with two ten dollar treatments. They invite readers to request books and free diagnosis.
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