Texas Buffalo Hunter J J Beaver Recalls Plains Past
J J Beaver a Texas ranger and buffalo hunter recounts his life from 1874 to 1878. He recalls hunting on the North Concho River and Deep Creek near present San Angelo and Colorado City, the dangers of buffalo, and the vast, dwindling herds.
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Colorado City
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Buffalo Gap
Taylor County
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Scurry County
Bath City
Stonewall County
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U. S. Army Department
San Antonio
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House
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Mrs John Garner Nation's Second Lady of Washington
The Second Lady Mrs John Nance Garner has long shaped the Vice Presidency through quiet work and minimal social rounds. She rises at 5 30am and is at her desk by 7 45am guiding her husband through a demanding public life. Born July 17 in Uvalde Texas she married Judee Garner on November 25 1895 and has remained a steady partner to serve the nation.
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Finland and Russia sign peace after costly defense
The 105 day conflict ends with Finland ceding the Karelian Isthmus and parts of Viipuri with Hanko and Lake Ladoga. About 450000 Finns are displaced. Mannerheim calls the loss 15000 strong, while Procopé insists the struggle was not in vain as Finland preserves sovereignty.
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