Theco: Comanche Cber ished In Subscription Price
The article notes Theco Comanche County publication with a one dollar annual price in Comanche and neighboring counties and a one dollar fifty cent rate elsewhere. It lists the subscription fee structure for local and distant readers.
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Comanche
Comanche Year 1939 Closed With Growth And Change
Comanche welcomed substantial progress in 1939 including about thirty new houses and the courthouse’s demolition. New businesses opened such as Piggly Wiggly under W H Thate, Howard Kilpatrick’s variety store, J I Starr’s re opened shop, Walter Durham’s berry cannery, and Shorty Gore’s cafe return. The year also saw REA electricity reach nearly 1000 rural homes and preparations for 1940 political races and road improvements.
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Comanche
W. H. Thate
Howard Kilpatrick
J. I. Starr
Walter Durham
Shorty Gore
Comanche County
REA
Christmas Visits Spread Across Small Towns
Personal mentions note Miss Alice Ballou of Hamilton spending Christmas in Comanche with her sister Mrs. Tom Helmsley. Mr and Mrs Hershell Horton and daughter along with Mr and Mrs Cecil Horton visited Coleman relatives.
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Tied Verdell Marshall
Fisher Stark
Mason
E. G. Gates
Bowling
Comanche
Thomas Stark
Fred Helmick
Bill Helmiek
Fort Worth
Paul Helmick
John Lancaster
Coleman
Houston Lancaster
Huron A. Polnac
Seminary Hill
E. E. Thomas
Marion Wilkerson
Hamilton
Danforth Wilkerson
W. H. Carpenter
Texas State College For Women
Hilton Burks
Park Huntington
Bob Lewis
Dallas
Ira Warren
Abilene
John Boswell
John D
Nocona
Loretta Keith
Highland
Weldon Glasgow
Elmer Gore
Stephenville
Check Coleman
Brownwood
Tommy Coleman
San Angelo
Annie Coleman
Goldthwaite
Thelma Coleman
Lometa
M. Coleman
Claude Boyd
Linton
Gustine
Boyd
South Texas
Comanche High
Howard Payne College
B. W. Speed
Pollyanna and
Salena
Baylor University
Walter Jack Cunningham
Waco
C. A. Shock
Don
Sherman
Karl Shock
Brownwood Hospital
Billie Lou Cameron
Rita Isham
San Antonio
E. N. Stracener
Harold Scott
Stamford
George Anderson
M. A. McCrary
Grady Williams
John Peyton Williams
Lubbock
Pat Long
Patricia
Tiny
Houston
Charley Williams
J. E. Gist
Jack Fryar
Brady
Roy Box
Jo Ann
Roy Edgar
Corpus Christi
E. E. Anthony
Lloyd Isham
Johnnie Rutherford
A. W. Morton
de Leon
O. T. Weatherford
B. M. McCleskey
Opal
Dublin
W. P. St. Clair
G. M. Scott
Albert Jennings
Armstrong Cox
Gayle Scott
Cox
Cecil Jack
TCU
Doc McNutt
N. E. Miller
McDonald
J. C. Meyers
Gus Meyers
M. B. Carter
Austin
Ruby Humble
Bill Meyers
Henry Durham
Jack Bell
Marjie
Mary Jo
Vanceale
Walter Jack Barret
Swinson
Verna Castleberry
Ranger
D. Charles Clarke
E. G. St. Clair
Clarke
George Walker
O. L. Arthur
Alice Ballou
Tom Helmsley
Hershell Horton
Cecil Horton
W. H. Thate
Burkett
J. S. Brewer
Santa Anna
Randal Huffman
Trickham
Gaynell Cox
Energy
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W. H. Novit
Hoffman
Beattie
Sidney
R. S. McCharen
H. L. Stewart
J— Wid Spivey
O— Bunt Bruner
P. A. Pettit
Mary Fields
Hugh White
ZaNette Lane
Emmett Rippetoe
Dale Howard
Frank Howington
Mills
Rollins
Luker
Patterson
Bill Allen
Penrose Metcalfe
Bates Cross
Judge Cross
Texas
Tom Roberson
Judge
Jim Cunningham
Hardie Jones
Clyde House
Oswell Brightman
Giity
N. N. Durham
J. A. Lee
Aaron Massifigill
Tom Connally
Clyde L. Garrett
Judge Russell
Gorman
Lord Summers
Lord Coke
Israel
Canaan
Holy City
New Jerusalem
al Smith
E. C. Palmer, Paper Company
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