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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
9
Court citations by publication in Comanche County summon unknown heirs of Joseph J. Blake and others to appear in October 1919 over trespass to title actions on land fragments of the Blakemore survey and related parcels. Also includes a tax lien case against John Starr for City of Comanche lands.
Legal notice to unknown owners of land in Comanche County to answer a 1919 tax foreclosure suit filed by the City of Comanche. The petition seeks payment of taxes penalties interest and costs for 1917 1918 and 1918 along with foreclosure of liens on described parcels in Chilton West side addition and John Duncan grant areas. Court action dated October 20 1919.
The document notes execution in a civil case order and commands to show the manner of execution at the court's next regular term. Dated September 17, 1919, at Comanche, with officials A J Lloyd and K H Robertson attesting.
A court petition seeks foreclosure of a tax lien on Outlet No 634 in John Duncan addition Comanche Texas for 1918 taxes penalties and costs totaling 12 14 with sale and possession orders against unknown owners and others in possession The filing date is September 16 1919 with final hearing requested in Comanche County District Court on or after October 3 1919.
Public notices announce four weekly publications for each suit filed in Comanche County District Court. Details cover Lula Clawson vs L E Clawson and Mabel Toyd vs J A Toyd, including marriage history, separations since 1919, custody claims, and petitions for dissolution of marriage and property/child relief. Court orders require citations by weekly newspaper publication in the county or nearest district.
The State of Texas orders proceedings in Comanche County for foreclosure of a tax lien on Lot No. 3 in Outlot 115 in Comanche City for 1917 and 1918 taxes. The suit seeks judgment for taxes penalties interest and costs, sale of the lot, writ of possession, and related relief against unknown owners and others.
A fragment from a Comanche County District Court document shows the clerk's office stamping and sealing the record with the judge or clerk's signature. The text references execution of a document and indicates official verification of return. The legible parts discuss the seal, the office in PR, and the date in September.
A writ issues against H B Farrow in Comanche County Texas. City of Comanche sues to recover unpaid taxes penalties and costs for years 1916 1917 1918 on parcel east one third of south half of lot 18 block 1 original grant city of Comanche. Court date October 20 1919 at Comanche County Courthouse.
Plaintiffs J. C. Martindale and Phoebe Martindale sue Fleet Gill and W. P. Morrell seeking cancellation of an oil gas and mineral lease on 33 acres in Comanche County. They allege fraudulent misrepresentations aimed at forming a pooling contract for broader mineral leasing and drilling. further dispute over Phoebe Martindale's lease acknowledgment. The case is docketed No. 986 with publication required in the county newspaper by October 20, 1919.
Judgment for Morrell and others against Gin and co-defendants in property lease matter. Plaintiffs seek damages costs and further relief in law and equity. Clerk notes under seal in Comanche County District Court dated September 1918.
Sceue of Comanche County-Greet ug. F. C. Howard and unknown heirs of F. C. Howard by making publication of this citation once in each week for four successive weeks previous to the return day hereof in some newspaper in the county. Appears at the District Court of Comanche County on October 20, 1919. City of Comanche sues F. C. Howard et al for unpaid taxes 1916 1917 1918 totaling 20.01 with penalties and costs. Court orders citation, final hearing, and sale relief with writs of possession and execution. **Dates** September 15 1919. Judge A. Trova. Deputy WH Robertson. (4-7)
The District Court of Comanche County Texas is asked to compel publication of a citation for four consecutive weeks before the October 20, 1919 term. Plaintiffs W A Wagner and Peace Wagner sue Fleet G H, J M Reynolds, and W W Reynolds seeking to cancel a 100 acre oil and mineral lease and damages from alleged fraudulent and misrepresented pooling plans.
Court summons require Paul Kontz to appear at the Comanche County courthouse on October 20 1919 to answer a petition filed October 13 1919 in suit number one heart No 1003 where City is plaintiff and Kontz is named as defendant.
The case in Comanche County seeks foreclosure on taxes penalties and interest owed for the year 1878. The land described includes portions of Fairland Addition lot No 4 and block FF and lot No 2 with exhibits detailing exact dimensions and ownership. The plaintiff seeks sale writs of possession and costs of suit with final judgment against the defendant.
Beattie residents report boll worm damage to late cotton as they build ditches. Local couples marry with Rev T N Carter performing the ceremony. Clark and Williams go to West Texas fields, others depart for North Texas Normal and Howard Payne. Community gatherings include Bible studies and Methodist services. Jess Vaughn returns home accompanied by his wife.
An advertised medical claim states yellow skin and facial blemishes result from a diseased liver. It promotes HERBINE as a liver correctant that purifies the system and revitalizes the body, sold by Paris Smith.
The document records the September 12 1919 close of business for the State Bank of Proctor Texas with assets including loans and discounts real estate and cash items and a sworn statement by W A Gray president and R Be Pyane cashier. It lists resources liabilities capital and deposits and is dated September 19 1919 with signatures of bank officers and a notary.
Notice invites interested persons to visit the Comanche Marble Works shop to inspect workmanship and materials and obtain prices. D. A. Rice, proprietor.
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