The Comanche Chief Founded in 1873
The Comanche Chief marks 75 years since its 1873 founding by Tate G A Boeman. Still based in Comanche Texas the paper notes longtime staff like shop foreman John Carpenter and associate editor James Wilkerson and recalls early readers including Quade Sin Nagers and Chilton as grandson Ketlet Wilkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate G. A. Boeman
Comanche
Quade Sin” Nagers
John Carpenter
Longtime Chief staff reshuffles and notes on local wisdom
The Comanche Chief announces staff changes and recalls long serving workers led by veterans Lawrence Craig ae Odell Ormsby Marshall Gus Meyers and Mrs James Wilkerson The paper credits its large circulation loyal subscribers and rural correspondents and notes a casual trivia section about bees the president and ethylene gas with a flying disk sighting in Comanche.
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Marshall
Gus) Meyers
Navy
James Wilkerson
Poisoning of Leon River Fish Alarms Texas Town
Ian R A Smith reports fish in a 1.5 mile Leon River stretch north to Gustine were poisoned killing hundreds. County officers and State game warden investigate. H L Capers of Gorman donate Bass Lake and Park to the city in memory of Frank Gray, who died in World War II. City accepts gift and work begins to rebuild the pool and improve the park, a popular local swimming spot.
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Ian R. A. Smith
Leon
Gustine
H. L. Capers of
Gorman
Bass Lake
Park
City of
Frank Gray
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Clara Mae Hamilton
University of Texas
Lawrence Craig Ae
Odell
Woody) Ormsby
Kenneth Hicks
Chief
United States Army
United States
Virgil Chaffin
St. Louis
Chaffin
Durham’s Pharmacy
West Texas
Blackwood
Bes
Ann
Bot
A&p
Vienna
Reg
HEINZ
Lux Soap Nectar Tea
Kellogg's Group
DOG Pellets
Braunschweiger
Youngblood's
Hiley Belle
California
Thompson
Stark
Smith
Capers
Frank
A. J. Gray
India
Burma
Stanton
Lake Banes
Higginbotham’s