Comanche County History Notes and Local Tales
A compilation of Comanche County historical notes covers early encampments at Lake Zanes, 125 attendees at a youth event, and a list of prize winners. The piece recounts De Leon and Comanche town founding, early businesses, railroads, electric lighting, school leadership changes, a cheese plant promo, notable local figures, and reflections on cotton production and university prospects in the 1880s through 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hela
Ray Burks
Floyd County of
Bill Durham
G. L. Robertson
Sakateghaiied
Tonege
Comanche
St. Louis Medical College
J. D. Bonner
Robertson
Hazel Dell
Coleman City
de Leon
Texas Central Railroad
Central Railroad
Coonersville
E. N. Waldrop
R. T. Higginbotham
Blanket
Springs Stoe
United States
Comanche County
Wyatt
Europe
Holy Land
M. Ray
First Baptist Church
Gustine
Dublin Mercantile Company
Grave & Wyatt
W. R. Kelley
Butler
Franks
C. C. Speed
S. D
Texas
Lone Star
Gunen
Joe
Robert Hill
University of Texas
Austin
Waco
Thorp Springs
Secur
Osdcng
Family recollections feature Kangaroo football weekend
Mrs White Jarratt and her husband joined their son Jim Jarratt at Austin College where he plays with the Kangaroo football team. A recent game saw Milsaps College of Jackson defeat Austin College 23 0.
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Dudley
S. Dudley
Gail
Tom
Eltas
Dudley Bros
Federal Tire
Fort Worth & Rio Grande
O. Hasse
Fort Worth
M. C. Aa
Prams Woomba
Fort Worth & Rio Grande Road
B. BE. Anthony
J. R. Eanes
Bic
Ne Junior College
Comane
Eanes
Regers
Tily
Joan
Cap'n Joan
Beefound
Wood
Janqutt
Vane
Sultana
Morton
Suzy Smart
Plaid
Ann Page
ASP
Jer
Colorado
Ib. Beg
California
Wee
Goed
Romano & Parmesan
Falcon Squire
Falcon Futura
AEBLE
Ford
Avn Ford
ABOTV
E. Ayers St
Texas Department of Public Health
Texas Department of Public Welfare
Kathryn Richardson
Falcon
Mobil
Mim
Myo
Uotoba
EE Moror Company