Local Comanche notes recount early county history and war bond vote
The column surveys Comanche County history with a 1907 edition find by Steve Counts in De Leon and lists early county firsts including the first settlers, cabin, marriage, and death. It notes a Coleman bond vote for a war memorial and youth center, and covers regional sports, politics, and forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Tate Counts
de Leon
Uncle Sam
Comanche
Nick Migginbotham
Coleman
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Wilkerson
Teres
Comanche County
St. James
Mr. Counts
Smith
Roger Hasley
Tate
Sid Thomas
Jesse Mercer
F. M. Collier
George W. Montgomery
B. J. Helmsiley
Tom Wilson
P. M. Collier
Thomas A. Collier
C. H. Isham
J. H. Foreman
Elias Deaton
Pollie Wright
B. F Kempt
Adams
Tetum
Fort Worth
University
Clay Short
Gorman
Set
Curtis Short
Belgium
Set Clennon Short
Germany
Nazi Germany
Moscow
France
Florence
South Carolina
Texas
J. E. ‘Dixie
Jim” Jones
East
Evans Street
United States
American Automobile Association
Pearl Harbor
Hamilton
Sanger Courier
Hamilton National
Lee Brinkiey
Bob White Body
L. H. Burris Grocery
Farmers Produce
Hico Fire Department
G. P. Comer
First Methodist Church of
Waco
First Methodist Church
Benjami Franklin
L.russell
Franklin
Eres
van Heunen
Mary Lane
Bonnet
Higginbotham
Higginbotham’s
Selectric
8Garden
Sgas