Citation in Comanche County suit over land lease cancellation
A detailed 1918 citation in Comanche County Texas commands William H. Roeser and J. S. Cosden to publish weekly notices and appear at the next District Court term to answer a petition by J. A. Statley and wife seeking to cancel an oil gas and mineral lease due to alleged fraudulent representations. The case involves 990 acres in Comanche County tied to the Kincheloe and Pope Payne surveys and references deeds from 1891. Plaintiffs claim the lease against W. H. Towser and partner is void and a cloud on title, seeking removal and costs plus relief.
Notice to W H Roeser and J S Cosden in Comanche County
The state of Texas commands Sheriff or Constable to publish this citation weekly for four weeks before the return day, summoning W H Roeser and J S Cosden to appear at the next District Court term in Comanche County. Plaintiffs W C Weaver and wife A A Weaver seek cancellation of a oil, gas, and mineral lease dated November 3, 1917, alleging fraud and lack of consideration. The case No 4534 includes amended petitions, with Cosden as defendant and Roser as original defendant, seeking to quiet title by removing the lease as a cloud on land owned by the plaintiffs in fee simple. The lease and assignment are in the Comanche County deed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Comanche
W. H. Roeser
Qosden
Publix
District Court
Comanche County
Texas
Aid
W. C. Weaver
A. A Weaver
J. S. Cosden
J. S. Gosden
Aastenmerm
Tesas
Roeser
A. A. Weaver
Land lease cancellation suit in Comanche County Texas
The complaint in case No. 4554 before the District Court of Comanche County names BR Morris and Roan Morris as plaintiffs and W H Roeser and J S Cosden as defendants. Plaintiffs seek to cancel and remove a deep or mineral lease and its assignment alleged to be obtained by fraudulent representations. The land involved totals 921 acres described by Sec 8, Sec 18, and adjacent tracts in Comanche County. The action asks for cancellation, removal of the lease as a cloud on plaintiffs title, costs, and relief. The citation directs publication for four weeks prior to the next recutary term and to appear on the 11th Monday after the first Monday in July 1918.
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State OF Texas
Comanche County
W .W. Roeser
Cosden
District Court
Comanche
Texas
A. P
A. D
BR. Morris
Roan Morris
W. H. Roeser
J. Coslen
Cotronache County Texas
Coaden
Aesian
Roeser
State of
Coeden
Towit
R. C. Merrin
R. R. Co
West
S.E
T. R. RR. Co
Este Court
A. J. Lloyd
R. C. Morris Et Ax
W. HH. Roeser
Cita tion to Appear in October Court in Comanche County
The sheriff or constable is commanded to summon A W Dumas and Harry Byrons by publication weekly for four weeks in a local newspaper or nearest district paper. They must appear at the next regular term of the District Court of Comanche County at the Court House in Comanche on the 2nd Monday in October 1918, the 14th day of October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche County
A. W. Dumas
Harry Byrons
52Nd Judicial District
District Court
Comanche
A. D
Fleeced Oil Contracts in Comanche County Land Suit
In Comanche County Texas J J Brinson sues A W Dumas and Harry Byrens to cancel an oil lease and drilling contract alleging fraud forgery and breach. The case claims the May 1918 agreement to begin a deep oil well within 120 days was false nontransferable and altered and seeks cancellation and removal of the cloud on Brinsons land near Six miles north of Comanche 90 acres. The action references deed volumes and mineral lease records in Comanche County and names the involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
J. J. Brinson
A. W. Dumas
Harry Byrens
Comanche County
Texas
J. J. Blakemore
Brinson
Comanche
Cathe County
Harry Byrons
Dumas
A. J. Lloyd
A. W.dumas
Ae Ee Scine
J. C. Fritts
Fulton
J. H. Thornton
John C. Fritts
Metes
Land suit in Comanche County Texas notice
In the 52nd Judicial District Comanche County Texas the case of G B Sanders plaintiff versus A W Dumas and Harry Byrons defendants is set for the next term of the District Court in Comanche on October 14 1918. The petition filed September 11 1918 asserts Sanders owner in fee simple entitled to possession of 200 acres described as west side of East land and Comanche Public Road out of the W Pennington survey Abstract No 764 five miles north of Comanche town. 58 acres not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche County
A. W. Dumas
Harry Byrons
52Nd Judicial District
Comanche
A. D
G. B. Sanders
Texas
Fastland and
W. Pennington
West Texas Land Suit Seeks Cancel Oil Lease
J. B. Rogers and wife sue A. W. Dumas and Harry Byrons in Comanche County District Court for cancellation of a 1918 oil lease. Plaintiffs claim fraud alteration and forgery, seeking reversion of 50 acres of land in the I. Truitt Survey, 3.5 miles north of Comanche, and to void the May 13 1918 lease. The case No. 4609 sets October 14 1918 as return date in the 52nd Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche County
A. W. Dumas
Harry Byrens
52Nd Judicial District
Comanche
A. D
J. B. Rogers
E. L. Rogers
Harry Byrons
Texas
I. Truitt
S. T. Pierce
A.W. Dumas
Citation to unknown heirs over Comanche County land dispute
The State directs the Sheriff to notify unknown heirs of Sarah E Morgan and William B Morgan to appear at the District Court in Comanche County on the second October Monday 1918 to answer a petition filed September 11 1918 in case No 4605 by plaintiffs Mrs L B Miller and J E Miller. The petition seeks judgment removing a cloud on title to 38 acres of land in the Peter Parkinson survey and quieting plaintiffs title, with costs and relief sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche County
Sarah E. Morgan
William B. Morgan
52Nd Judicial District
Comanche
A. D
L. B. Miller
J. E. Miller
William E. Morgan
Texas
Peter Parkinson
N. W. Cor
Salt Branch
N. E. Cor
Sarah KE. Morgan
A. J. Lloyd
Local Court Notice About Petition Filing in October
In the 52d Judicial District a weekly publication is required until the next regular term. If the paper appears in the nearest District, it must announce at the October term of 1918 to answer a petition filed in the court on October 11.
Landowners Seek Cancellation of Fraudulent Mineral Lease
In Comanche County Texas plaintiffs J C Fritts and wife sue A W Dumas and Harry Byrens claiming ownership of 115 acres of the Fulton Survey. They allege May 1 1918 lease to Dumas was obtained by fraud deception and forgery to secure oil and gas rights and pray cancelation of the contract and lease and removal of the lien.
Untitled Excerpt Cites Cruel Mockery of Girls
A brief quote notes that girls face changing insults as they age from skinney to dainty as they near eighteen, reflecting social cruelty in labeling and body image.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens In Heat
A historic ad claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies and enriches the blood strengthening the whole system. It assures the elderly and the infirm can endure summer heat with a strengthening, invigorating effect and notes a price of 6 cents.
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