Coke R. Stevenson - Early Career

Early Career

In 1913, Coke Stevenson became president of the First National Bank in Junction, the seat of Kimble County. He was Kimble County Attorney from 1914–1918 and Kimble county judge, the chief county administrator with some judicial duties, from 1919-1921.

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