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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1928

Page

7

Notice to answer in District Court Comanche County Texas

The next regular term of District Court in Comanche County Texas is set for October 15 1928. Texas Water Utilities Co. sues Chas W Clarkson and trustee and unknown stockholders of Comanche Cotton Oil Co to reform a deed dated September 29 1919. The case seeks to correct a real estate description and grant fee simple title to the North 220 feet of block 50 Comanche town.

Comanche Texas Texas Water Utilities Co Chas. W. Clarkson Comanche Cotton Oil Company Comanche Cotton Oil Co District Court of the United States Northern District of Texas B. W. Couch J. A. Underwood W. EF. Pendleton Sipe Springs Comanche County Block 50

Blue Star Remedy advertised for itchy skin and infections

A vintage advertisement promotes Blue Star Remedy for eczema itch ringworm poison oak pimples dandruff sores cracked skin and bug bites. It claims rapid relief after application and restoration to health, with Blue Star Soap suggested as a cleanser and WM Reese Drug Co as seller.

WM. Reese Drug CO

Local residents hosted visits and preacher itineraries

Mrs Frank O Bryant of Roby visited her parents the Robertsons. Evelyn Gray entered John Tarleton. Mrs O M Stephens of Breckenridge spent weekend with sister Mrs W C Walker. Horace Smiths family moved to Georgia. North Carter of Mt Pleasant visited Ragland home. Ben Loftis of Comanche visited Hoyt Vineyard. Hugh OBrien of Rotan visited relatives. Rev J Y Robinson preached at Sweetwater. Hazel Barrick returned from Abernathy. Rev Arthur Adams of Robinson Springs will preach at Sweetwater next weekend. Ray Robertson of De Leon visited. T H Beene of Merkel visited D S Beck. J DeWitt of Comanche visited Becks. I M Vineyard of Comanche visited Sunday. Harper Gray and daughter visited Claude Fisher. Luther Sledge and Walter Reagan left for New Braunfels.

Soda Springs Frank O'Bryant Roby W. L. Robertson Evelyn Gray John Tarleton O. M. Stephens Breckenridge W. C. Walker Horace Smith Georgia Ben Loftis Comanche Hoyt Hugh O'Brien Rotan J. Y. Robinson Sweetwater Hazel Barrick Abernathy Arthur Adams Robinson Springs Ray Robertson de Leon T. H. Beene Merkel D. S

Farm Bureau spurs parable on debt and farm meals

A Farm Bureau News verse reworks Psalm 23 to warn about mortgage, debt, and one crop farming. It notes farmers face reduced income and rising costs while relying on livestock for sustenance. D. E. Nabors is cited for ideas aligning with the clipping.

Farm Bureau News D. E. Nabors

Comanche Adopts Parking Ordinance For Public Square

The city council of Comanche Texas passes an emergency ordinance regulating curb parking on the public square. It bans parking beyond 30 minutes and imposes a fine up to $100 for violations. The measure takes effect after passage and publication, dated September 10 1928.

Comanche Texas J. R. Eanes Comanche Texas CC. M. Moore

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