Growth of Populist Movement reshapes Comanche County
In 1886 Comanche County faces drought and social upheaval as farmers form the Farmers Alliance and a Populist movement. A June 4 meeting in the county seat aims to elect candidates challenging the Democratic Party, with J. H. Hardin nominated for county judge and other officers listed. The chapter notes rising political activity, economic strain, and calls for bank and railroad reforms.
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J. H. Hardin
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G. R. Hart
D. J. Rowe
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