French Occupation and Spanish Rule in Early Texas History
The article traces Texan colonial history from La Salle's landfall at Matagorda Bay to the shift from French attempts to Spanish protective control. It highlights Saint-Denis and French-Spanish tensions, trade ambitions with Mexico, and the move toward permanent occupation in the years after 1718, with mentions of Magne and Lang and the Anglo-American settlement buildup.
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Matagorda Bay
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Mexico
Texas
Saint-Denia
Sainting
Veridian Court and Local News Highlights Odd Presidential Facts
Veridian Court items mix with local notes and a bank statement. The Meridian scene reports relief work at Bosque county, CCC staff, and town activities, plus marriage license notices and court entries from the district docket.
FAMILIES ON RELIEF ROLLS MOVING TO FARMS IN NEVARR0 COUNTY
Coricana Texas January 5 Approximately 1 000 families on relief rolls in Nevarro County will be moved to farm tracts under plans by rural rehabilitation supervisor Charles A Wentbrook Ten to twenty acre leases on 140 projects approved with 800 tentative projects to be completed by February The program aims to simplify applications and expand co operation with participants to secure rented tracts and support farm work
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Hoxinews
Meridian
BJ. Jackson
Elim
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Muth Richards
Gatesville
J. B. Richards
Dudley White
Morgan
Oldham
Snedell State Park
Meridian State Park
Engineering Department
Texas Relief Commission
the Ark
CCC
Stephenville
Cam
Dary L. Alelm
Clifton
Democratic
Clarence McCorkle
Corricana
Texas
Nevarro County
Julief
Charles A. Weatbrook
Tenente
Counterfeiting upsurge cited in treasury report
Washington reports a rise in counterfeiting since the early 1920s with 2,500 arrests in the year, plus tougher penalties for passing and manufacturing counterfeit money. The Treasury notes two sidelights on the crime, including how many operatives avoid capture and how counterfeiters source their notes. Modern forgers often rely on intermediaries, with bills and coins crafted to dodge detection despite improved security features.
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Treasury Department
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Saya
Treanury
Nellett
Eldom
Coitus
Aaich Offendann
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