Comanche Chief editors and subscription details
The Comanche Chief at Comanche Texas runs as second class mail on Fridays. J C Wilkerson serves as editor and publisher with annual subscription prices set at 2.00 to 2.80 dollars within county and nearby routes, 2.75 out of state, and a minimum 1.00-dollar option.
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Comanche
Texas
J. C. Wilkerson
Comanche County
H. H. Lockridge
Comanche Rodeo Parade Draws Near With Heritage
The July 7 Rodeo Parade in Comanche is led by Lions Club figure Jimmy Carpenter with high enthusiasm. The 15th annual rodeo features top amateur cowhands, stock by Lloyd Woodley, and a long history from 1928. Crowds faced rain and a costly insurance decision, but organizers push for a strong community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Comanche Lions Club
Jimmy Carpenter
Jimmy
Comanche
Lloyd Woodley
Lampasas
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Pearl Harbor
Hal Collins
Crazy Gang
Mineral Wells
Pat Howard
Dublin
Will Carpenter
Frank Hoffman
Wyoming
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Joe Waring
Ikey Pipes
Comanche Roping Club
Hilton Furks
United States
W. Lee O’daniel
Lyndon Johnson
O’daniel
Gerald Mann
SMU
Martin
Linda Burton
Bill Burton
Linda
Gayle Rippetoe
Carpenter
Fort Worth
Booger Red Privitt, Jr
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Canada
Jessie Perkins
San Antonio
Canada Kid
Swanie River
Gene Ross
Sayers
Oklahoma
Tina Prichard
G. T. McMillen
Jack Edwards
Tige
Monterey
Mexico
de Leon
Ernest Carpenter
Comanche and
Cowboy
Mr. Webster
Old Fort Worth
Booger Red Privitt
Booger Red
Cheyenne
North Fort Worth
Weatherford
Belton
Buck Keys
Leonard Wood
Gallup
New Mexico
Indian Memorial Stadium
Ho Kon Bitty
Greater Hames Carnival Company of
Courthouse
DuPont
DuPont Duco
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