Comanche Chief and De Leon Free Press News reunion discussed
The Comanche Chief lineage and De Leon Free Press history are recounted, noting how De Leon might regain a weekly paper under new management. It covers publisher changes, town founding in 1881, local industry, draft rules, and community figures shaping the era.
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de Leon
Comanche Indians Rally To 3 0 Victory At Home
A record crowd at the Comanche park watched the Indians beat Brownwood High 3 to 0 on Armistice Day as Mason place kicked a field goal. The team has won five straight under Dodson and Carpenter and claims a regional title in Texas.
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Comanche
Comanche Indians
Brownwood High
Mason Place
Dodson
Carpenter
Texas
Bill McGraw
Dallas
Mark Callaway
Salt Creek Bridge
Henry Vernon
Denman Music Company
Brownwood
Comanche County
Wes Vernon
Gap
Open Letter to Draft Dodgers From Pleasanton Writer
A reader letter condemns draft dodgers, praising men who fight and serve. It argues war requires real sacrifice and notes the author is a Pleasanton boy currently in the United States, with references to local names including E. E. Thate of Wichita Falls and J. W. Johnson of Santa Anna, who has hunted deer in the Mason territory for fifty consecutive years.
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United States
Comanche
Majestic
American Legion
Bob Stanton
Barna Riley
I. G. Wyatt
Los Angeles
C. P. St. Clair
Claude George
England
Higginbothams
D. M. Beaty
Dana Lindsey
Luther McNutt
Willie Newby
Silas M. Green
Cressie Bishop
Vernon Boyd
Golda Rogers
Roy Jones
Ina McKinney
Willie McNutt
Ella Wagner
Claude E. Pate
Annie Mae Crosses
C. W. Nichols
Gladys Keith
Henry G. Cason
Dora Belle Haynes
Columbus Boykin
Pearl Porter
R. E. Seay
Anna Belle Mills
George H. Boynton
Waco
Louise Shelton
Tarleton
Earle Mayfield
U. S. Senate
George Peddy
Comanche County
Mayfield
Peddy
Harding
Arlington Cemetery
Draft Dodger
E. E. Thate
Wichita
W. H. Thate
J. W. Johnson
Simms Johnson
Milton Johnson
Santa Anna
Mason Territory
Deer Hunt Yields Three Bucks For W H Thate Party
W H Thate owner of the Piggly Wiggly at Comanche returned Thursday after a three day deer hunt in Mason County. The party bagged three good bucks. Other visitors included Mrs Roxie Magness of Venture California visiting in Comanche and Brownwood. Private Jesse Folts Holman of San Angelo visited his parents over the weekend.
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W. H. Thate
Comanche
Mason County
Roxie Magness
Venture
California
Lewis Marshall
Brownwood
Jesse Folts Holman
San Angelo
Mrs
A. F. Holman
Lions Executive Meeting Attendee Karl Shock Visited Fort Worth
Karl Shock Zone President of the Lions Club attended the local club executives meeting in Fort Worth Saturday as a special guest at a midday banquet and at the Texas-TCU football game. He is a past president of the local Lions.
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Karl Shock
Lions Club
Fort Worth
Mr. Shock
Lions
Comanche Lions Attend District Officers Meeting
E. S. Fagan president Karl Shock and Dale Howard of the Comanche Lions Club attended the district officers meeting in Stephenville Monday night. Pat Cagle of Brownwood also attended.
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E. S. Fagan
Comanche Lions Club
Karl Shock
Dale Howard
Stephenville
Pat Cagle
Brownwood
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Comanchy Texas
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R. L. Scott
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Moore
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Coonerville
E. N. Waldrop
R. T. Higginbotham
Higginbotham
John Gorman
Blanket
W. C. Streety
Gorman, Streety, Anderson
Dess Callaway
Local Selective Service Board
Lamkin
George Lamkin
O. F. L. Moffet
Center, Texas
State Teachers Association
B. F. Pittinger
University of Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
TCU
Beecher Montgomery
Beecher
Ozona
Montgomery
Dutch Meyer
Sai
Uncle Sam
Navy
Army
Brownwood Bulletin
J. M. Robertson
Sweetwater
Harper Gray
George Barrick
Hillery Matthews
Mr. Robertson
Mack &. Havens of
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Abilene
Spears, Little
Wright Patman
Bullet Gray
Tarleton College
University of ‘Texas
Asia
Sam
Dodger
Pleasanton
USA
Hunt
Lions Meeting
Higginbotham’s
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