Comanche Chief Chronicles Local Business Shifts and Notables
The Comanche Chief reflects on local figures including Mrs. M K Witt of Coleman, former Comanche residents still supporting the paper, and various business changes in 1943. It notes bank deposits near 2.4 million, rental demand, and shifts in shops and services, with social notes on tax reminders and wartime advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Witt
Coleman
Comanche
Tinnie Mitchell
Waco
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Amanche
Hoover
Strickittack
America
Witt
Ford Motor Company
Mr. Witt
Witt Motor Company
Opal Cathey
C. A. Cathey
Fort Worth
R. D. Woods
West Side
Hall Brothers
Davenport
Mr. Goodwin
Durham Brothers
Henry Durham
Carnes Brothers
Pat
C. W.) Carnes
A&p
Leo Shankle
Camp Bowie
C. W. Williams
Hamilton
Stephenville
Mr. Williams
Houston
Boyce Briscoe
J H. Arthur
Briscoe
Tcu, Fort Worth
Comanche County
Raxdale
Washington
War Department
Selective Service
W. H. Bruce
John Tarleton College
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
Bruce
C. R. Anthony Company
Brownwood
Hitler
Masaryk
Sons of God
Satan
Himelf
Vernon Green
Brown County
Coleman County Commis
Higginbotham's Men's Furnishing Department
New
Higginbotham’s
SALE
Oxfords