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Comanche Chief recounts county life and school legacy
The Comanche Chief reports on local life in Comanche County including a move by G. M. Jaynes to educate his children, community events at Bee Branch and Bee Branch school notes, the Wilson Camp installation, and references to old schools, churches, and civic leaders. It also notes local deaths, council minutes, and historic Cotton News figures from 1908.
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G. M. Jaynes
Comanche
Urs
Texas
G. ME. Jaynes
Hid
Comanche County
Bee Branch
Haworth
Hazel Dell
Achnolhanse
Sam
First
Slethodist Church
C. H. Buchanan
Cotway Ander
Charlie Gray
Jim Cook
Rafe Adams
Hardy Slider
Sam Hatchett
Mieses Ritta
May Harris
Buna Hitchcock
Mary
Bird Les
Alma Neely
Esie Cather
Golda Grainger
Georgia Wilson
Robert Reese
William Reese
Ole Cora
W. J. Moore
Rising Star
C. M. Shuffler
Methodist Church
Alexander Advertiser
Downey
Rowena
Runnells County
Rowena Review
Alexander
J. W. Cox
Lillie Hawkins
Virgie Mayes
Jim Collins
Arthur Gibins
Etta Hall
Leatta Rogers
Cleola Spear
Katherine Center
Mary Smith
Lacy
Hart, Schafner and Marx
C. R. M. Dudley and Co
C.R.M. Dudley
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