Treasure legend stirs Texas towns as digs provoke old road lore
A sprawling tale of buried treasure along the old San Antonio road near Nacogdoches and beyond recounts repeated digs from Bryan to Normangee. The piece traces that many expeditions found nothing, reinforcing the legend as a cultural memory rather than fact while noting the King’s Road heritage and ongoing regional pride.
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Gosame
Carlos
San Antonio
Aston
Nacogdoches
Span
Waa
Ecodoches
Whitten
Poruw
Soff Antonio Road
Kan Antooiovan
The
Trnasire
Ban Au
Te Mihi
Fuabed
Mer
Dizkora
Bryan
Egan
Bryan Crawb
Whia
Ster
Variove
Arta
Normangee
Texas
Casmer
Fragmentary quote on appearance and character ethics
A damaged extract presents a crude claim linking a woman's lack of wrinkles to weak character. The snippet hints at social judgments and hardship, mentioning home people and finances in a pejorative, unclear context.
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Femaien
Friendship and Truth Among Friends in Bryan Tex 1913
A brief verse piece from Cora Hamilton of Bryan Texas dated Hept. 16, 1913. The poem praises faithful friends whose words are true and warns that today’s friend can become tomorrow’s enemy, reflecting on truth and envy among social circles.
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Cora Hamilton
Bryan, Tex
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