Comanche County Pioneer Story Of Early Settlement and Indian Conflicts
The narrator recalls the founding of Comanche County, routes to the seat at Cora, early mills, and families who moved from Bell County. He describes 1860s Indian threats, a fatal fight near the public square killing Mr. McKinzie, and a near miss for the speaker when Indians watched from creek banks. The account notes religious figures, settlement spread, and wartime upheaval.
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Cora
Mance Coker
Brother Childress
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Lewis W. Naples
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Comanche
Frank Collier
Dick Carnes
Sam Steele
James Jeffrey
Tom Matthews
Huckerby
Brownwood
Jesse Mercer
Mr. Cooper
John McGuire
Hoge Northcutt
Ed Whitney
McKinzie
Darby Creek
Watson Place
Mr. Watson
Pinkard
Mr. McKinzie
Charlie Campbell
Mountain Creek
Mr. Campbell
Howard Payne College Enrolls 1207 Students
Howard Payne College reports fall term enrollment of 1207 students. The figure includes 800 regular students and 400 evening class enrollees. Thirty two in John Robert Powers charm course, 42 in painting classes, and one in the new IBM course are among the registrations.
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John Robert Powers
IBM
Historian Dr Havens Joins UT as Texas History Professor
Dr. T. R. Havens, longtime historian and teacher at Howard Payne College Brownwood, is serving this year as visiting professor of Texas history at the University of Texas.
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T. R. Havens
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
University of Texas
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