Comanche County Publication Notes History and Rates
J. C. Wilkerson, editor and publisher, outlines the newspaper's history since 1873 in Texas. It lists mailing status as second class, entry at Comanche Post Office, and subscription prices of $1.00 per year locally and $1.50 elsewhere.
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J. C. Wilkerson
Texas
Comanche
Comanche County
Union
Colorado
Housing boom in Comanche eyed postwar growth
Comanche County reports optimistic plans for 50 to 100 new homes after the war, as residents invest in bonds ahead of a postwar purchase surge. The piece notes rain boosting peanuts, a favorable fall for farmers, and local business moves including Golden Oak Milling's expansion after acquiring Perry Feed. It also mentions civic notes from Victory Day saloon closings to license renewal reminders.
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Comanche
Comanche Page Reflects on Economics and Books
The snippet notes cotton prices and seed costs, lists half year incomes for Coca Cola Pepsi Procter Gamble Colgate Hershey National Biscuit Beech Nut General Foods, and praises local readers Mrs G Preston Tate Rev Gordon Barrett and Mrs O O Brightman. It ends with Texas pension administration cost being low at 2.9 percent, Colorado 2.6 and Virginia 13 percent.
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Coca-Cola Company
Pepsi-Cola
Procter & Gamble
Colgate-Palmolive
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P. E. Adams
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G. Preston Tate
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