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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
2
Secretary of War Weeks notes about a billion or two dollars in excess army property still unsold while $1,599,000 worth of goods were moved last week. Ammunition stocks valued at around 600 million are stored nationwide with limited recovery expected. Large amounts of surplus motor transport equipment also remain unsold as the War Department reviews its needs.
The Chief thanks Editor Hawkins of the Stephenville Empire and congratulates Editor Boynton and the Comanche Chief on fifty years of publication. Both papers note their launches were seven weeks apart and hope the Chief’s next fifty years surpass the first.
Notice requires sheriff to publish weekly for ten days a guardian appointment for Creola R. Ward minor. Mrs. Rachael Kelley seeks guardianship. hearing set October 3, 1921 at Comanche County Courthouse. return with execution proof. Clerk Jennie E. Garrett signs seal.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the death and burial of our dear mother. May God's blessings be with you all from Mrs Geo M Masters J W Burks J B Burks Mrs J M Riordan Mrs A Thompson.
Seed to planting guidance references Todd and Jennings and mentions fall season priorities for Sife. The fragment suggests planning and seasonal care for crops or gardens during autumn.
Publication citation orders the defendants to appear at the next regular term of the district court in Comanche County Texas to answer a 1921 petition filing. The case involves Sipe Springs Oil Co and others alleging abandonment of a oil and gas lease on two Comanche County tracts, seeking title and possession and monetary damages, with National Supply Company named as adverse lien claimant.
Public sale of 50 acres in Comanche county Texas to satisfy a note of 3890 due five years after September 1016 with interest. The sale is set for October 4, 1921 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Comanche County courthouse, conducted by trustee J A Holman to satisfy default and costs.
In Comanche County Texas on the 19th of May 1920 two promissory notes for $400 each were executed to R T Farrar by D W Prince. The suit No 6498 seeks debt judgment and foreclosure of a vendor’s lien on lots 10 block 34 Central Addition Sipe Springs.
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