The Chief Chronicle of Comanche County History
A lengthy retrospective outlines The Chief newspaper’s ownership changes from 1870s to 1920s, tracing Beeman, Fields, Armstrong, Vernon, Thomas, Anthony, and Wilkerson eras. It notes staff longevity, stock ownership, and editorial leadership, plus the paper’s reach via ads, photos, and military distribution, and mentions circulation near 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Vernon
Sid Thomas
Thomas
Chief
EB. E. Anthony
Comanche County
Army Air Forces Orchestra Featured On Mutual Network
Pfc. John Ory McKinzie, son of Mr and Mrs J H McKinzie of Comanche Route 4, plays baritone sax with the Majors Army Air Forces Orchestra. The group is spotlighted each Monday evening on The Army Air Forces radio program on Mutual network. The show emanates from an unspecified city at 6 30 PM Central War Time. Lt William C is named as star of screen and radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ory McKinzie
J. H. McKinzie
Route 4
Comanche
Majors
Army Air Forces Orchestra
Army Air Forces
Mutual
Ville
Texas
Willam C
Caer
Cadet Cominton Visits Comanche With Parents
Cadet David Cominton of Texas A M College spent the weekend in Comanche with his parents and Mrs W Z.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cominton
Texas A&m College
Comanche
W. Z
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Beeman
Tom Eces
Old South
Ten-nessee
L. B. Russell
R. G. Armstrong
Armstrong
inter@t
Joe Hill
Robert T. Hill
Mr. Vernon
McDonald
Joha Swiezer
Farmersville
Anthony
Blanket
The
Friso
Vernon
Thmas
Ar Eee
J. R. Eanes
W. H. Carpenter
Oscar Callaway
Grady Callaway
Om Beil
George
Wilkerson
Th Enterprise
J. . Zanes
Claude George
Bob Carpenter
Linotype
John Carpenter
James Wilkerson
University of Texas
School of Journalism
Bill Wilkerson
Comranche
Kyle Odell Ormsby
Odell
Bill
Tennine Highway 16
Goldthwaite
Priddy
Comenche
Lawreres Teneford
Homer Miller
Gustine Seleno
Othe Brady
Ratter’ Board
Armed Service
Africa
Europe
Asia
Australia
Central America
Alaska
ut _coste
Phite
Isadore Cohen
Ory McKinzie
Army Orchestra
Miss Ightman
By‘eon Wan Vate
Coats
New York
New Coats
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!