Brenham Weekly Banner 1879 July 11 Brenham Texas News
Brenham Weekly Banner issue notes various items including state and local news, politics, crime sentences, railroad contracts, opium usage in Brenham, exodus movement discussions, and July 4 celebrations with parade prizes. It lists editorials, advertisements, and notices from Texas cities, with mentions of Gov Roberts free schools stance and local court actions.
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Brenham
Breniam
Washington County
Texas
Huntsville
United States
Union
Galveston News
Meres
Exodus
Promised Land
Houston
Kansas
Board of Education
Lane
House
Hubby
Finlay
Throckmorton
Sesxate
Committee On
Terrell
Grace
Travis County
McCulloch's suffrage views and bond legacy examined
The article reviews Hugh McCulloch's role before the war as State Bank cashier and Lincoln era secretary of the treasury, arguing his push for bonds and greenbacks burdened the public and advocating property qualifications to curb universal suffrage. It also notes Currie case delays and a Hoosier movement to consolidate railways for freight advantage.
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Rooty
Jamies Currie
Currie
Court of Appeals
Beaty
Hugh McCulloch
State Bank of
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West
Treasury
Lincoln
John Sherman
Marshall Herald
Leaving Lampasas for Brownwood and Buffalo Gap
The journey passes through a rocky dry country near Lampasas and Brown County with scarce water. Williams Rancho at Brownwood appears thriving but dry grass and cattle herds move toward Taylor and McCulloch counties. A large Bayou spans Pecan Bayou with farming rising, and a noted fish catch is described before heading to Buffalo Gap about seventy five miles away.
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Williams
Brown County
Williams’ Rancho
Pecan Bayou
Brownwood
Taylor
McCulloch County
Buffalo Gap
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Prospects for Quick Lent Wheat Crop in Tertiary Areas
Fragmentary notes indicate hoped for a quick wheat crop in tertiary regions. Readable parts reference planning by local farmers and potential yields, but details on timing and scale are unclear.
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