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Comanche County Notes A Busy 1917 Week
George Montgomery shipped a car of Polled Angus calves to Fort Worth. Greer and Brightman Dry Goods opened. S J Vaughan will preach at the Methodist Church. Several delegates elected to the district conference at Hico. Over 3,000 Woodmen visited Gustine Camp as 51 new members were initiated. The Boll Weevil Baseball League reorganized with play starting April 19. Numerous moves and local events fill the week with many names and places including Comanche, Mercer Gap, Mercer Gap, Ballinger, and Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Montgomery
Fort Worth
Greer and Brightman Drygoods
S. J. Vaughan
Lester Hall
Harris
O. H. Donaho
John G Nichols
Hico
Gustine
Mercer Gap
A. A. Potter
Ida Kornegay
J. M. Webb
Mollie McNew
Boll Weevil Baseball League