The Comanche Chief Established In 1873 Editorial Notes
The Comanche Chief, 1873 edition, edited by J. C. Wilkerson, publishes a war era patriotic message urging civilian cooperation as manpower drains due to mobilization. It reports local election results, college sports cuts, and community notices plus brief columns on national-issue tone, local visits, and a deputy officer fatality.
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Footnotes on current events and public figures
A satirical column notes Japan’s electricity shortage and hints at a new Allied impact from Doolittle. It jokes about Senator O’Daniel, Chamber of Commerce virtue, Santa Claus and Churchill, a sit down strike by Italy, Western Front illness after Dieppe, Brazil joining the UN war effort, Hitler expanding territory, and Gandhi’s plight.
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