Comanche Chief Weekly Adopts 1873 Legacy and Key Figures
The Comanche Chief notes Friday publication heritage since 1873 with editor J C Wilkerson. It covers subscription rates, local verse on forgetfulness and mercy, and remarks on national politics including Daniel and Johnson. The paper also reports the Comanche Junior Chamber installation banquet attracting 180 attendees with DA Tom Moore Jr. of Waco as principal speaker.
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J. C. Wilkerson
Comanche County
Texas
Notable Baylor graduate inspires Comanche Jaycees event
The address praised by many as one of Texas top young speakers, Moore, a Baylor graduate, charted Texas and national history and argued U S progress in the last two decades outshines earlier eras. Over 100 youths attended, with contingents from Arlington Dallas Waco Brownwood Stephenville and Fort Worth aiding Comanche’s junior chamber. Van Barney Evans was installed as president, pledging to support the local effort.
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