The Comanche Chief Highlights 1873 Establishment and 1939 Courthouse Cornerstone
Long local history feature recounts Comanche County developments from 1873 founding of The Comanche Chief to 1939 courthouse corner stone ceremony. Includes editor names, historic ads, Thanksgiving notes, and a Texas A&M Texas rivalry game recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Lincoln
F. D. Roosevelt
Congress
Texas A&m
South
Comanche County
U. S
Comanche
de Leon
Texas
Mike Sullivan
L. B. Russell
W. L. Sartorell
W B. Cunningham
A. J. Casey
J. J. Bates
W. Peter Gravis
J. M. Childers
J. B. Campbell
G. H. Goodson
G. A. Beeman
B. F. Wright
Claude George
Nannie Greene
de Leon Free Press
Sipe Springs
St. Louis
Sam M. Vernon
R. H. McCan
Dublin
James Flynn
Main Street
Comanche Chief
Beeman-St. Clair
Fort Worth
Strickly
J. T. Griffis Billiard Hall
Knowlton
Henry Durham
Durham’s Grocery
Growth Challenges in Industry and Commerce
A fragment notes the rapidly growing landscape of industry and commerce and frames the era as a principal challenge to business, economy, and societal shifts. The text hints at continuing discussion on industry strategy and economic adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. K. Jamieson
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Jamieson
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W. Grand
C. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
E4rs
James Wilkerson
Asoc
Lin
Dub Gorman
Blanket
Carbon
May
Zephyr
Johnathan Inez
Clyde House
Eli Whitney
Cyrus McCormick
Samuel F. B. Morse
Charles Goodyear
Elias Howe
George Westinghouse
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas A. Edison
Linotype
Ottmar Mergenthaler
Wilbur
Orville Wright
University of Texas Longhorns
A&m Aggies
Kyle Field
College Station
Aggies
Hollywood
California
New Orleans
Miami
Florida
Coke Stevenson
U. S Army
E. Hofer & Songs
Richmond
Higginbotham’s Hardware Dept
Higginbotham’s
Gustin Cllraw
Hiccinbotham
Chandler
Zenith
Amance
Higginbotham
Ahesa
Clemons Motor Co
Mercury
Montclair
Monterey
Comanche, Texas
Os Aie
Arran
Vass