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Anchor text: Gorman
Target Entity: Gorman\u002c_Texas
Preceding Context: Ranching dominated Comanche County until the coming of the Texas Central in 1881. Cotton soon became the primary crop, as immigrants from the southern states, and in particular the area around Oxford and Pontotoc, Mississippi, came to the De Leon vicinity starting in 1890. When the boll weevil began to make inroads in the area after 1910, farmers just west of town began to plant the small Spanish peanut. That quickly became the dominate crop, and in 1913, the De Leon Peanut Company was organized. Over time, Comanche County became the leading peanut producing county in the U.S. Coupled with production around the neighboring community of
Succeeding Context: in Eastland County, most of the peanuts went into candy, particularly Curtis Candies' Baby Ruth and Butterfinger candy bars. Nabisco eventually purchased the De Leon Peanut Company. In the last two decades, peanut production has dropped dramatically.
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Source Page: De Leon, Texas

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