Postage Rates in Texas Republic and Early Postal History
The article traces Texas postage rates from 1835 to 1847, noting high initial fees, rate changes by Congress, and the growth of postal activity. It details postmarks used in Austin, Houston, Brazoria, Galveston, and other towns, plus contractors, routes, and the shift of Texas toward state and U.S. union mail systems. It also mentions stamps, first-day covers, and material scarcity for collectors.
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Postal Service
Republic of Texas
United Staties
Texas
United States
Tis
Texas Congress
Congress
Republic
Austin
Houston
Brazoria
Galveston
Center Hill
Sabine Town
Texas Republic
New Orleans
Texian Post Office
Wilfian Errant
Tesian Post Office
Sam Rickter Sr
Republic of Texasasi
John R. Jones
Congo
General Posts Office
Arkansas
Louisiana
Fid
The
Union
U. S
Texana
James Foundation to End Grants on Dec 31
NEW YORK AP The James Foundation announced it will give away its last funds and cease to exist on December 31 The foundation born from Arthur Charles James will shut after 25 years of operation The fund built from a $26 million endowment funded large grants totaling 96 350 000 and contributing 42 million in gifts to 92 institutions with gifts ranging from 100000 to 5 5 million
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New York
James Foundation
Arthur Charles James
United States
International Business Machines
American Natural Gas
Nnal
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