Comanche County’s Early Seat: Cora’s Brief Rise and Quick Fall
The article recounts the 1856 creation of Comanche County and its initial seat at Cora near Fleming, its swift relocation to Comanche in 1859, and Cora’s brief 12 year post office era with early settlers, stores, a tavern, and a Swan Hill School nearby. It notes land donations, town growth, and political events shaping the county’s formation.
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Burleson Visits Comanche En Route Home From Fort Worth
Congressman Omar Burleson of Anson visited Comanche Saturday while returning from a conference with other congressmen and Defense Department officials in Fort Worth. They were briefed on latest developments in the Cuban situation.
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