Fort Davis Texas Climate Recalled By 1888 Move
Major Gen. Frank D. Baldwin recalls his 1888 relocation from Fort Totten to Fort Davis Texas describing a salubrious climate followed by sudden cold norther storms and gully washer rains. Capt. Randolph B. Marcy notes autumn winter storms near the headwaters of the Texas Colorado River with abrupt temperature drops and harsh winds.
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Fort Davis National Historic Site
W.H.C. Bowen
Wm. Sage
Fort Davis
Texas
Ase
Frank D. Baldwin
Fort Totten
North Dakota
Colorado River
Texas Colorado
Colorado Colorado
Randolph B. Marcy
Chamber of Commerce
Bank statement of condition declares accuracy by officer
Jack Williams Vice President and bank director attest that the report of condition is true and correct to the best of their knowledge and belief. The document lists capital accounts liabilities and memoranda including total deposits loans and valuations with sums and totals for the bank’s financial position.
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First National Bank
Alpine
Texas
U.S
Jack Williams
Jack Willams
Modern fabrics meet fashion in Bonnie Cashin designs
Expo coverage notes how IBM NASA and tech inspire new materials for clothing. Bonnie Cashin leads with airy open weaves, bonding for shape, and a COIN bonded fabric touted as permanent and easy to care for by dry cleaners. Look for COIN hang tags.
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NASA
IBM
Bonnie Cashin
Study Butte And Area Residents Spend Winter At Study Butte
A list of visitors and seasonal residents from Wylie El Paso Ruidoso Big Spring Cleveland Armington and Washington State stop by Study Butte Lajitas and Terlingua over the holidays and winter. The piece notes New Year greetings and local activities including mine shifts and social gatherings at Study Butte.
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THE
Moores
Jimmy F. Bassett
Wylie
Tex
Ruth Mathews
el Paso
Amelia Anderson
Ruidoso
N.M
M.K. Mooring
Big Spring
John R.wett
Cleveland
Ohio
Harold L. Medberry
Armington
Ill
Study Butte
Big Bend
Parrishs
Butte Comm
Early Spring Sought After Fatal Colorado Trek
An 1849 Colorado headwaters account recalls a sudden cold rainstorm that decimated a wagon train. Of 110 men, 35 perished as tents and wagon covers were ripped for shelter and the survivors struggled to regain energy over several days.
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Colorado
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National Bank Region
United States
Directo
Bobbi
Terlingua & Lajitas
Dick Cavender
Luther Anderson
Willie Benavidez
Lajitas
George Miller
Jane Hearne
the Robinson
Washington State
Son Stillwell
Rex Ivey
Ging W
Diamond Mrock
Mss
Bob Brooks
Guy Stillwell
Ben English
Butte
Abo Lynn English
Terlingua Creek
Brunell
Edgar & Margrette
John Wood
FORD
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