Comanche County Faces Historic Beer Vote in 1947
The Comanche Chief reports upcoming county election on legalizing beer sales. Past results show dry majorities, with 1933 tallies and 1946 statewide/local trends cited. Voters urged to understand ballot wording and avoid mismarking as dry supporters explain Pro and Anti terms.
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Stephenville Man Lists 13 Reasons Against Beer Vote
A political notice by JOHN F. PEELER AGENCY argues Comanche County should reject a beer proposal and outlines 13 reasons. The piece links tax reallocation impacts to county funds and warns of alcohol effects, urging residents to vote no.
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Hammack Son Enrolls at Texas A&M College
Wes Hammack son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Hammack and partner in the Hammack Grocery Market Comanche has enrolled in Texas A&M College.
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