The William Reese Co. A Comanche Drug and Book House
The William Reese Co. in Comanche traces its origins to March 1891 when William Reese started the drug and book business on the old site. The firm has passed through family leadership with F J Reese and now Frank Reese guiding operations as manager and partner.
Atwood Brothers Furniture Leaders in Local Trade
The Atwood brothers Jess and Manning, born in 1863 and 1866, built a major new and second hand furniture business in Comanche, expanding from the former Wn. Ellis & Son and Bowden Brothers enterprises. Since 1905 they have operated together, growing one of the largest firms of its kind in the area.
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Wn. Ellis & Son
Bowden Brothers
Atwood Bros
Jess
Manning Atwood
East
Texas
Manning
Smith
Cherokee
Comanche
Burks Mercantile Debuts New Trunks and Suit Cases
The Burks Mercantile Co announces arrival of new trunks and suit cases for customers seeking updated luggage options. Local shoppers can view a selection at the store today.
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Burks Mercantile Co
Kilpatrick and Hoff Leaders in Comanche Commerce
W. W. Kilpatrick senior member of Kilpatrick and Son Harness and Hardware built a long Texas career from Hamilton to Comanche and beyond, with his son Howard joining and later Fred adding an electric shoe repair shop. Jno P Hoff, born in Norway and raised in Wisconsin, moved to Comanche in 1892 and held multiple ventures including grocery, electric light, and general management of the Comanche Compress Company, while serving on the city council.
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W. W. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick & Son
Taledega County
Ala
Texas
Georgetown
Hamilton
Comanche
Neely- Harris Cunningham Co
Russell
Howard
Fred
Jno. P. Hoff
Norway
America
Wisconsin
Bosque County
Clifton
8. P. Smith
J. W. Seurry
Scurry
E. W. Harris
Electric Light and
Texas Light and Power Co
Hoff
Comanche Compress
R F Holloway Heads Comanche Schools Five Years
R F Holloway long time Comanche City Schools superintendent after a career in East Texas education. Born in Upshur county near Gilmer, he grew up on a farm and studied at Add Ran University now Texas Christian University, later teaching mathematics and guiding schools in Stephenville and Comanche. He also led the county normal and serves as president of the Mid-Texas Teachers Association convening in Brownwood March 24 25 this week.
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R. F. Holloway
Comanche
Upshur County
Texas
Gilmer
East Texas
Add-Ran University
Thorp Springs
Texas Christian University of Fort Worth
Add-Ran
John Tarleton
Stephenville
Brownwood
Sheriff Jack Cunningham of Comanche County
Jack Cunningham born 1867 in Comanche County grew up near Comanche and Newburg. He became sheriff in 1912 and was re elected without opposition in 1914 after a 15 year western sojourn as cow puncher and stockman. He earned a reputation as an efficient fearless official.
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Jack Cunningham
Comanche County
Comanche
Newburg
Joe Miller
Carroll County
Texas
Lamkin
Arizona
G. L. Garrison
Lewis Marshall
W. L. Jackson
W. D. Carroll
Sheriff Jackson
Jack Cuningham
Norton & Company Market Opens in Comanche with Norton a Popular Manager
Norton and Company marks a new business in Comanche opening September 15, 1914 at the present location. G E Norton, who came from Dublin, serves as manager and with his brother owns a leading market in that city. He is an experienced market man and has quickly won friends in town.
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Comanche
G. E. Norton
Norton
Dublin
Jewelers Titled Ma jestic Lyric Theatres Proprietor
The article notes a jeweler who also runs the Ma jestic and Lyric theatres, highlighting his dual role as shop owner and theater proprietor in the local entertainment scene.
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The
Majestic and
Lyric Theatres
Longstanding Comanche Market and Local Officials Highlight
The article recalls the M. V. Fleming stand market's decades of operation and ownership changes, noting Bud Bishop and T. I. Collins, later Collins, and Collins’ retirement to bake. It profiles T. S. Collins born 1855 in Texas, his moves, and Comanche residence and civic service, plus Joe Miller born 1866 in Georgia, his Comanche life and public roles. It also mentions for sale oat straw, cool rooms for rent, and the Tate brothers’ long established Comanche business since 1896 with steady growth and reputation.
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M. V. Fleming
Bud Bishop
T. I. Collins
Collins
Bishop
T. S. Collins
Leon County
Texas
Centerville
McCullough County
Tom Green County
Cleburne
Comanche
J. W. McCollum Pioneer of Comanche County Dies
J W McCollum known as Uncle Wash born Floyd County Georgia October 19 1853 moved to Texas in 1872. Farmed in Comanche County near Creamer then Mercers Gap. Served as county commissioner in 1908 for two terms. Moved to Comanche January 1 1913 and ran a feed and wagon yard on North Main Street. Stockholder in F and M National Bank.
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J. W. McCollum
Uncle Wash
Floyd County
Texas
Comanche County
Creamer
Mercers Gap
Comanche
F & M. National Bank
Teke the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS Chill TONIC
The label promotes GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC claiming it drives out malaria and builds up the system with iron in a tasteless form. It emphasizes a familiar medicine line and strong health claims.
Miss St. Clair Crowned Queen of the Carnival
Miss Gene St. Clair was elected queen of the carnival and intended to be crowned at 10 a.m. Thursday, but rain prevented the ceremony.
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Miss ST. Clair
Gene St. Clair
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WM. Reese CO
William Reese
Canton
Vanzandt County
Comanche Cotton Oil Company
F. J. Reese
Frank
Frank Reese
Wm. Reese Drug Co
Atwood Brothers Furniture
Kilpatrick & Son Harness and Hardware
MNO
P. Hoff
Comanche City
Norton & Company
the City Grocery
Ing
Heinz
Maxwell House Coffee
Joe Catter
Collins’ Market
Boswell
Readi
T&rent
A. S. Harris
John
George Tate
Squ
Dekalb County
Dingler
Tate Brothers
X. L. Wagon Yard