Texas pioneer leader Thomas J. Rusk profile in statesman era
Biography traces Thomas J. Rusk birth in Camden South Carolina to 1802 and his rise from law clerk to Texas revolutionary leader. It outlines moves to Georgia and Texas, early legal work, stock investments’ collapse, and his decisive roles as Secretary of War, commander in San Jacinto, and later Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice and militia general.
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John and
Mary Rusk
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Calhoun
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Pendleton
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Alamo
San Jacinto
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Bondae
Houston
Supreme Court of Texas
Austin
United States
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Early Texas Senate Pioneers Elected for State Representation
The text notes that he and General Houston were unanimously chosen as Texas first U.S. Senators, with General Rusk repeatedly re elected. It highlights eleven years of steady service, integrity and dedication, and records Senator Rusk’s death on July 29, 1856 in Nacogdoches Texas.
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Senator Rusk
Majestic Radio Plant Expands to Massive New Space
C N Green of Green Bros reports Majestic Radio plant expansion. From a small Lake Street site with 40 workers, Grigsby Grunow now runs a vast facility over 500000 square feet with 6300 employees. Last July the firm chose to use the vacant building.
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Green Bros
Majestic
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Grigsby -Grunow Company
Majestic Radio Plant Expands to Full Production Space
A cab company departure led to rapid growth at the Majestic plant. Five months later the entire 500000 square feet was in use for manufacturing, with no storage area. Thirty train carloads of raw materials arrive daily and thirty carloads of radios depart, producing about 200 complete sets each day.
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Five room modern home near Yee High school for sale
Early listing for a modern five room house with bath and gas, on a 650 by 105 lot with fruit trees. Half a block from Yee High school. Cash or terms. Apply at Herald Office for more information. 19-tf
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SASH Steel Form for Windmill Water Tank
J L Barmore of Cameron Texas designs a sash steel form for a wind mill water tank referencing a 32 4te specification. The note notes Cameron contact for fabrication.
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J. L. Barmore
Cameron, Texas
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