Thanksgiving Week in Comanche Echoes Texas History
The Comanche Chief prints a Thanksgiving Week feature tracing the holiday’s origins from 1621 pilgrims to Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation and Roosevelt’s 1939 date change, noting the 1941 Congress fix and football ties with Texas A&M and UT. It also describes the Big Thicket in Texas, its wildlife, plants, and tourism potential, urging careful exploration with guides and gear.
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New England
Abe Lincoln
Union
Lincoln
F. D. Roosevelt
Texas
Nacogdoches County
County seeks bids for police cars
Bidders may inspect present police cars at reasonable times. Bids will be opened at the office of the county judge at 10 o clock a.m. Monday December 14, 1964.
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Comanche
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff Department
Residents seek light amid Big Thicket coast guard warning
An unclear account references Kountze residents and Big Thicket areas near Louisiana. It mentions beaches, a new freeway, boat docks, and fishing along jetties near Galveston and the Gulf. The text is fragmentary and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Reds
Eps Gulf
Veston
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Texas A&m College
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de Leon
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Lower East Texas
Neches River
Sam Houston
Texas State Board of Control
Battle of
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Honey Island
Virginia
Kountze
Gulf of Mexi
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Silbee
Big Thicket
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Higginbotham’s
Adel
Lumber Yard
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