Comanche County’s Prosperous Past And Promising Future
A long feature extols Comanche County Texas circa 1907, noting immigration impact from a special edition, population growth from 1900 to 1910, extensive local business and infrastructure, and public officials. It highlights wealthy firms, schools, churches, hotels, factories, and the county’s civic leaders. It also lists real estate, insurance firms, and civic notes with county officers and state representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Thomas
Comanche County
Texas
Comanche
J. H. McMillan
L. V. Reid
W. T. House
F. L. Little
J. W. Reese
H. T. Smith
R. B. Lee
J. M. Ross
R. G. Armstrong
E. C. Gaines
Hese
Co. L. Cox
C. L. Boland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col
T. O. Moore
Elven
9Th Street
Fane Waldrop
C_ Allis Chalmers Tractor
F. H. Brawley
Fairview Community
Roper Gas
Elmer Webb
W. Wee
Don Chester
Rt. 2
Thompson Insurance Service
Sarah Edwards
Joe Tupin
L. D. Stewart
de Leon
Tom Mazurek
Rt. 1
Clem Cope
Center Ave
Brownwood
Hale Haven
John Deere
Madisonville
E. G. Gunn
Leona
W. H. Berry
Lampasas
Gustine
G. T. Nelson
Bill
Lewis Shanks
A. T. Mason
S. Central
Hamlin
Houston
National Engraving
Watertown
Mass
Maytag
Ciece
Proctor
Reeder Road
Dallas
J. W. Trimble
Evant
N. A. Berrey
Ardean Kimmell
Rt. 3
Bath
W. Paine
Truman McNutt
Brystol Road
Fort Worth
Bill Dudney
Dudney
Hallmark
Walgreen
Tfe
E. Walcott
Betty
Ruby Evans
Higginbotham’s
Jim
Norris Insurance
W. Grand
Joe’s Lumber Yard
Dry Cleaners
Mrs
Rio Grande
W. College
Hall’s
John Hall
Douglas Hilliard
J. L. York
Shankle
Leo Shankle
Namrvantnes
Finco
Straley Electric CO
Chevrolet
Ford Fordoor
Sinclair Products