Comanche Works Toward Being a Choice Place to Live
The writer commends Comanche as a favorable living area noting good lighting schools water and a fine populace. He urges truthful advertising of the town’s qualities and outlines how vision and steady service can attract and retain new residents and stimulate local development.
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Vision of a transformed Comanche town and county
The narrator imagines a rebuilt town with overhanging mesquite trees, clean gravesled sidewalks, drainage survey graded streets and repaired fences. He foresees dilapidated houses removed or fixed, painted façades, floral gardens, revitalized shops, well paved courthouse square, a four direction highway to oil fields, a natural gas boom, a new hotel, sewer system, and a grand Indian Creek park amid a county fair. He pledges to discuss methods to bring about these changes.
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