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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1921

Page

3

Sketches and Reminiscences of Comanche County History

The piece recounts Comanche County's early history with the Chief and population figures. It recalls the Ft. Worth and Fort Yuma Star Route era, political scandals, local figures like John Cudister Jr., and the Manning comedy during a Buchanan era serenade. It ends with a note on early lynchings, race tensions, and the county’s infamous well sign.

Comanche Ft. Werth Ft. Yurastigze Congress Partizan John Cudister, Jr Citheens John

Fifty-Nine Grammar School Diplomas Awarded

The closing exercises Friday night honored fifty nine graduates and featured a full program under Principal Wood Jenkins. Recitals included readings, declamation, violin solos, and class prophecies. Diplomas were presented to the graduates led by Samuel Bartley, Vera Clark, Ruth Cox, Ina Bo Kemp, and many others.

Grammer Wood. Jenkins Grammar Schoo Jen Rew J. R. Morris Chorns Defamation- Wim Canter Thane Leeta Carter Ruth Coy Tinne Sel Webb Jenkins Minnie Dingins Ina Bo Kenn Vera Clark Doet Rita Denahe Ruth Cox Klingman Elyss Rew Th Grammar School Samuel Bartley Wade Nishoep Tomes Pulser Tlovdisham Joe Tblee Pant Tanker Rov McGuire Ernest Tate Ino Woonlward Leville Norwood Lamoine Anderson Vera Clark Verda M. Singleton Lois Straley Tuelle Wells Thelma Williford Trevelen Withers Grace Batley Faye Mercer Revnond Starr Webb Jenkins Jene Webb Ory Masters Ruth

School Days in Brown County Fifty Years Ago

Brownwood residents recall a log school on Hog creek hill 50 years ago where older boys carried guns and pistols for protection against Indians. A traveling preacher Grandpa Childers once preached from the porch boots on Sundays, and the log school later burned, a landmark of Texas frontier days.

Brownwood News William Shlinghter Abilene Brown County Hog Creek Mr. Slaughter Grandpa Childers Inon Coleman County Shiughter Texas

Uncle Clate Carnes at 91 Remains Pillar of Tulnalee County

Cesarean of pioneer life details Clate Carnes who has lived in Tulnalee County for 65 years, recounting early farming, medicine practice without books, and the first county surgery performed with a bent hoop skirt as uses of improvised instruments. He recalls extreme travel times to obtain bread, lack of bridges, and a unique cotton harvesting slide built for a yield of one bale from four acres.

Vaele Clite Carnes Tulnaieee Emerson Hough Carnes Susie” Cunningham Collin County Leon River Coanche County Mr. Carnes Georgia Texas Clate Cyoung Chite Conmmnehe

Remembering Early County Life and Sharp Stories

Uncle Clare recalls the first cotton in the county and a poker theft of seventy five dollars, while Carnes and Bonner joke about dancing and a hair fire. The tales contrast harsh modern life with earlier, simpler times.

Clare Jacob Vedder Mr. Carnes Billie Carroll Jim’ Bonner Jim Carmine Mr. Bonner

Comanche County Club Boys Win District Judging Contest

County 4-H teams from Comanche, Erath, Hamilton, Eastland and Stephens competed at Dublin in a district judging contest. Autrey Caraway of Comyn earned top overall score with rivals winning in livestock poultry and corn divisions. I J Whitfield and Eldridge Button tied for first in their categories.

Club Boys Comanche County Seite Comanche County Club Dublin Agricultural Extension Service Comanche Erath Hamilton Fastland Stephens Barton Hye Autrey Caraway Comyn Eldridge Button Proctor I. J. Whitfield Dublin Lions Club Evans Hotel Eldridge Dutton Aubrey Hood A. D. Pettit, Jr. Gustine Lloyd Halbrook Charley Nelson Webster Garrett Beattie

Seniors With Highest Averages Photographed for Arrow-Head

The senior class averaging ninety in all grades had their pictures taken for the Arrow-Head yearbook. Ina Dingus and Guy Webb led the year, receiving class honors, with Gaynell Cauley and Loys Singleton close behind amid a list of other high achieving seniors.

Ina Dingus Guy Webb Gaynell Cauley Loys Singleton Hazel Batton Fannie Palmer Gussie Tupin Clara Kelley Edna McMillan Merl Dingus Flora Clarke Jessie King Floy Roberts Pearl Tannehill Clarence Durham Dean Hamilton Augustus Brown

Melson Opens Campaign for Atty General

Hon J M Melson of Sulphur Springs launched his Texas attorney general campaign with a Comanche courthouse speech. He highlighted his legislative record and work for rural schools while stressing the office's importance and inviting public scrutiny.

J. M. Melson Sulphur Springs Texas Court House Comanche Melson W. E B. Payne Payne George FE. Smith Wact

Personal property renditions in 1924 Comanche county

County Tax Assessor C M Edmondson lists 1924 personal property values: horses and mules 9 315 head valued at 822 500. cattle 15465 valued at 160 000. farm vehicles 1 868 valued at 247 700. merchandise 2 098 350. money 224 800. other totals include jacks hogs dogs sheep goats. An aside complains about idolizing self with a clay idol.

C. M. Edmondson Comanche County

Last Indian Raid in Comanche County

Lamkin Correspondent details the winter 1889 attack near Resley's Creek two miles from Lamkin's site. Indians looted trunks and chests, took a revolver set and a silver‑plated bridle, shot livestock, then fled to the Cow House. The family returned to wreck and ruin but survived, marking the last raid in that Comanche county area as settlers arrived.

Lamkin Gustine Tribune Comanche County Resley’s Creek Leon River Mra Tom Charlie Indiana

Citizens' Duty to Seek Common Good

A speech urging Americans to curb self interest and prioritize the common welfare over personal gain, urging unity and public spirited action as the nation faces social and political challenges.

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