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Comanche News Buoyed by Political and Community Updates
Governor Hobby to speak in Comanche on June 22 promoting his candidacy. County Agent Griffin cites a Department of Agriculture order setting Comanche's silo quota. Reports include marriages, deaths, reunions, and local events at Sipe Springs, Harmony, and Indian Mountain, with notices on licenses, a swimming event for Red Cross, and a 1873 Comanche Chief retrospective by Geraldo Beeman.
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W. P. Hobby
Comanche
Griffin
Department of Agricultur
Siles
Comanche County
Agen
Rich Gomanche County
Bache
Meyers
Tom Herring
Islanwis
Sipe Springs Bapst
Briscoe
Hering
Sipe Rings
O. R. Houghyn
Red Cruss
Ofice
John J. Switzer
Switzer
de Leon Free Press
Weatherford
West Texas
Royce City
Martha Mayes
Green Herring
Justice Hamilton
William
Bill) Reeves
W. L. Reeves
Jacksonville
Florida
War Department
Pete Wetzel
Sierra Blanca
Pete
Findley
Perkins
Wetzel
Oakwood Cemetery
Jack Wilson
Floy Bowers
van Doyke
Gum_ Springs
Frank Williford
Hasse
Johnnie McNutt
Center Point
Rock Williams
Harmony
Jim Howell
Indian Mountain
Limestone County
Board Church
Will Thomas
Tom Moore
Edith
Melissie Moore
Stag Creek
Austin
Deaf and Dumb School
J. F. Luker
Valley Mills
Graham Chapel
Edgar Jenkins
Effie Welch
Ennis Moore
Kate Cavitt
Roy Adkinson
Winona Childers
William E. Kiser
Emma O. Gouch
H. B. Sparks
Viola Sneath
Ben Hoff
Joe Cadenhead
Jim Kendall
Kansas
Albert Brown
Brownwood
Elbert Cox
Camp Bowie
Elbert
Jim Cox
Higginbotham’s
Hughs. Clarke
D. Charles Clarke
France
Comanche High School
Texas A&m College
Lee Stevens
Lamkin
Rafe White
Geraldo A. Beeman
Beeman
Waco
Organization of Friends of Temperance