Comanche County News and War Year Reflections
The Comanche Chief notes a cold 1942 start and war entry in 1918 as a long era of change. It reports rainfall, the Governor's wife Fay Stevenson death, the first Home Demonstration Agent in Comanche County, local calendars, boy scouts, hog pens, quail season, and civic notes from Fort Worth to Dallas. It cites defense work, economic forecasts for 1942, tire rationing limits, and local reactions to wartime austerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Kittle
Comanche County
Dallas
U. S. Naval Academy
Boy Scouts
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J. C. Wilkerson
Faitor and Publisher
Comanche
Texas
Weather Bureau
United States
Bob Graham
Coke Stevenson
Manon
Fort Worth
Alabama
Texas A&m
Georgia
Texas Christian
Tulsa
Texas Tech
Higgingotham Bros. & Company
J. R. Eanes & Co
Mr. St. Clair
Mr. Waring
United
Hooves
Roosevelt
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
William Henry Harrison
U. S. Grant
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Jackson
Roger W. Babson
Dioganes
Victor Hugo
Wid Spivey
Ladies of the
Comanche Methodist Church
Burks
J. P. Pool
Hamilton
R.S. McCharen
Ballinger Ledger
Farmers and Merchants Bank
The
Ballinger Bank
Union Pacific Railroad
California
Lincoln
America
Stonewall Jackson
Washington City
Old Abe
Congress
U.P
Cornell University
Cornell
U.S.A
Sains
Brownwood
Pearl Harbor
James Robert Lynch, Jr
Blanket
Blanket High School
South of
Coleman
Hitler
Robert Quillen
Jesus
Mark McGee
May
Mary Lane Coats
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Loving Chambray
Higginbothams