The Comanche Chief 1875 Texas Press Meeting Notes
The Comanche Chief notes the 65th annual Texas Press Association meeting in Dallas amid wartime publishing concerns. It highlights wartime duties for newspapers and lists officers and executive committee members, plus local notes on industry and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Press Association
Dallas
Comanche County
Sam Vernon
Sid Thomas
R. L. Scott
de Leon
Quirky Scientific Facts and Quips From a Bygone Era
A collection of dated curiosities and light observations covering expansion of metals, heat reflection, color by electron vibration, light speed, magnetic poles, Franklin as first postmaster, US extremes, rainfall, continental area, Egyptian geometry origins, college graduates as teachers, mood and manners, leaf turning, Tojo and admirals, dairy prices, soft soap in tales, Hawaii to Alaska sailing, gratitude vs ingratitude, a globe reminder and playful one liners.
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J. C. Wilkerson
Faitor
Isigitgny
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Luther M. Watson
Sweetwater Reporter
George B. Peeler
Taylor
Deskin Wells
Wellington Leader
James F. Donahue
Tyler
P. M. Fulks
Wolfe City
Jake Smith
Liberty
Joe F. Kempton, Jr
E. M
Ted) Dealey
Joe T. Cook
Mission
J. C. Wilkerson, Sr
Comanche
Jimmie Gillentine
Hereford
Tom 5. Whithead
Brenham
Gordon Kethley
Weslaco
Jamies
Brownwood
Palmer C. Barnes
Tasty Foods Products Company
Barnes’ Concern
A Barnes
Gibb Gilchrist
Texas A. & M. College
Wills Point
van Zandt County
Texas
Southwestern University At
Georgetown
University of Texas
Gilchrist
Austin
Sam Houston Teachers College
Huntsville
Stephenville
Granbury
Menard News
Washington
U. S. Senate
Robert L. Faton
W. C. House
Collier’s
Carpenter Paper Company
Library of Ideas
Pythagoras
Old Solar System
Mont Blanc
Nile
Furniture Department
Rockers
Higginsotham
Higginbotham’s
Earth
Hudson Bay
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Continental Congress
Minnesota
Death Valley
California
Montana
Australia
Europe
Continents
Globe
Egypt
Country
Tojo
Hawaii
Alaska
Germany
Japan
Higginbothams
Ready-To
Bayons
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