Oldest Institution in Comanche County The Post Office
An article tracing Comanche County's postal history notes the U S Post Office has operated since April 27, 1860, predating The Comanche Chief’s first issue of August 21, 1873. It recounts early mail routes from Gatesville, the 1869 reestablishment, various postmasters including Tankersley and Nabers, and the evolution to a money order office with later growth and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
U. S
Comanche County
U. S. Post Office
Washington
Fice
James H. Tankersley
Post Office Department
Gatesville
Tankersley
Masonic Temple
Sam
Clayre Carnes
Cora
Sam Bingham
Mackey
Henderson
Kin McKinzie
George
Coma
Fort McKavett
Trickham
Brown County
Thomas J
Jack) Nabers
Joe Hardin
John Wesley Hardin
Nathan Yarbrough
R. M. Garner
John Yarbrough
Judge Yarbrough
E. A. Weisendanger
New York
D. A. Campbell
W. H. Carpenter
Comanche Chief Succeeds by Henderson and Sullivan
Comanche Chief notes the succession chain from Carpenter to J. C. Henderson and then to M. J. Sullivan, the article’s author, detailing the leadership transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
John
Bob Carpenter
Carpenter
J. C. Henderson
Henderson
M. J. Sullivan
Felt marking pencils headline in the Comanche Chief
Felt marking pencils offered in all ink colors suitable for sign work and many other uses as reported by the Comanche Chief.
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