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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1928

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Pecan Belt Highway May Become Military Route

A Goldthwaite mass meeting reviewed plans to turn the Pecan Belt Highway into a federal military road linking Fort Sill Oklahoma and Fort Sam Houston Texas. Officials from Comanche Goldthwaite San Saba and Llano voiced support while detailing potential route improvements and annual maintenance funding. The project could ease north south traffic via De Leon Breckenridge and boost regional tourism, with continuation noted on the next page.

United States Fort Sill Oklahoma Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Pecan Belt Goldthwaite Chamber of Commerce Comanche Mayor Eanes C.P. St. Clair S. J Hicks J C Wilkerson San Saba Llano Chambers of Commerce Pecan de Leon Breckenridge

County clubs plan county rally and week of meetings

Comanche county community clubs organize a week of meetings led by Texas Farm Ranch editor T. C. Richardson. Delegates from every club will convene Friday night January 20 at Beattie community auditorium to climax the series with reports on 1927 and plans for 1928.

Comanche County Beattie T. C. Richardson Texas Farm R Siuney Lamkin Comyn Richardson Beattie Community Club Romeo S. Walker

Pioneer Memories of Comanche County Tx by Mrs Watson

Mrs Watson recalls arriving in Comanche County in 1871 as a seven year old girl. She describes family travel by wagon drawn by four oxen, the early churches Board Church and Double Pen Church, a three month winter school, and rough frontier dangers including murders blamed on Indians. Watson, Tressa Bates before marriage, is noted as an old settler in Comanche County.

T. E. Watson Hasse Watson Comanche County E. L. Fee Texas C M Curry Fort Worth O. M. Curry Comanche Rafe E. Adams W. M. Moore J.O. Lane

Comanche Eyes New Peanut Factory and Canning Plant

Local citizens push a Wolkdert Company proposal to locate a peanut factory and canning plant in Comanche Texas. If secured the site would employ about 150 workers, draw population growth, and create a market for regional peanuts grapes berries and vegetables while boosting local farmers profits.

Comanche Wolkdert Tyler Texas New York Chicago Chamber of Commerce East Texas Eanes Alec Waldert Company Comanche County Peanut Belt

Hoffer Well Strikes Oil Near Sipe Springs

The Hoffer Oil Company shows a major oil strike at the Frank Kirk farm east of Sipe Springs. The well reached 2900 feet and produced a 2 000 000 foot gaser with a strong oil display. Drilling continues with daily oil bailings. location is four and a half miles east of Sipe Springs and within two miles of Duster.

Frank Kirk Farm Hoffer Oil Company W. S. Edwards Sipe Springs Oil Company Sipe Springs Duster

County Club program set to draw countywide crowds

County Superintendent Barton and County Agent Barton promote a large county program with Comanche County Clubs, boasting hundreds of members. A Beattie event on Friday the 12th aims to attract boys and girls from various communities and also men and women from across the county to attend.

Barton Comanche County Beattie

District Court Finishes Term in Comanche

Judge Joe Eidson and Court Reporter Tom L. Robinson presided at a one day district court session in Comanche. Cases disposed include Security State Bank of Pearsall Texas v W H Burton ruling for defendant and Less Gillette v R D Davis judgment for defendant. J Gudle v Willie Caudle divorce granted. Pinson and Guyger v Bain Peanut Company motion for new trial denied.

Joe Eidson Tom L. Robinson Comanche

Healer Eads Chevrolet Is Formed As Separate Co

The Chevrolet Movor Company splits from Higginbotham Brothers to become Healer Chevrolet Co with M B Healer as general manager. Incorporated for 20000 dollars, it will sell Chevrolet cars and parts and run a workshop garage and paint shop from the motor building office. Healer previously managed the Chevrolet business in La and at Higginbotham’s Comanche unit. Basketball and track suits at Wm Reese Co.

Chevrolet Movor Company Higginbotham Brothers and Company Healer Chevrolet Co M. B. Healer Chevrolet Healer Cache Chevrolet Company Comanche Higginbotham Bros. & &O

Farm Bureau Elects Officers In Comanche County

The Comanche County Farm Bureau Cotton Association held its annual meeting at the courthouse. R. W. Fielder was elected president Joe Ellis vice president and G R Pratt secretary A board of directors from each precinct includes G L Garrison H F Short Will Iker and I FE Osburn Mrs Howard Short was named delegate with H F Short and Derrell Nabers as alternates to the Dallas State Convention this week.

Comanche County Farm Bureau Cotton Association Court House R. W. Fielder Joe Ellis G. R._ Pratt G. L. Garrison Sidney H. F. Short de Leon Will Iker Proctor I. FE. Osburn Newbury Howard Short Derrell Nabers Dallas

Democratic Nominations Set With July and August Primaries

The campaign for Democratic nominations centers on two primaries: the first on July 28, the fourth Saturday in July, and a second on August 25, the fourth Saturday in August. Candidates must file by June 16. The state executive committee meets June 18 at the courthouse to draw.

Court House

Banks Elect Officers for the Coming Year

Comanche National Bank holds a stockholders meeting electing J. B. Chilton as President W. C. Chilton as Cashier and Robert Eaton as Assistant Cashier with J. B. Chilton W. C. Chilton John D. Waring J. Chilton Jr and E. G. Neely as directors and an 8 percent dividend declared.

Comanche National Bank J. B. Chilton W. C. Chilton Robert Eaton John D. Waring J. Chilton, Jr E. G. Neely First National Bank George W. Plummer A. M. Bowden M. BE. Gray FE. A. Robason M. W. Robason M. B. Gray E A Robason John T. Yantis Flest State Bank Zephyr W. M. Stri

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Richardson Field Farm and Ranch Majestic Theatre Jackie Coocas Chang Lew Cody Allene Pringle Adam and Eve Rex the Wild Horse Lyric Theatre Tom Tyler Hoffer Healer Eads Chevrolet Wm Reese Co Farm Bureau First State Bank First State Bank of Comanche J. F. Tate H. E. Moore E. E. Anthony W. L Randall J. H. Tate S. J. Hicks J. Tate K. F. Tate K. L. Macon J. W. Moore Harold Denny Josephine Anthony Shorry Vineyard
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