Comanche Chief Weekly Promotes Readership and Local News
The Comanche Chief a weekly founded in 1873 lists J C Wilkerson as editor and publisher. It reports rainfall totals from City Hall gauges, a local elopement joke, a July 4 holiday note reduces the work week, and rodeo plans with Dublin picnic nearby.
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J. C. Wilkerson
Comanche County
Cleewhere
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Comanche
July Fourth Jubilee planned for Hodges Park and Recreation Hall
The article notes Lin's big July 4th Jubilee at Hodges Park De Leon and Recreation Hall Stephenville with nearby events like the Cowboys Reunion and Rodeo at Stamford and a July 4 Jubilee in Brady. It reflects on 1776 independence, Jamestown 1607, Plymouth 1619, and colonial wars including the French and Indian War leading to American Revolution battles around Lexington and Concord.
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Lin
Hodges Park
de Leon
Recreation Hall
Stephenville
Comanche
Stamford
Brady
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