Notable 19th Century Bosque County Pioneers and Projects
A fragmented account recalls frontier figures linked to Waco and Meridian, including George W. Kendall and George W. Harnard, their Civil War era activities, and land ventures by Kimball, plus Indian raids and Fort Graham’s early medical service with Dr. Steiner. It traces Erath County’s formation, Meridian’s survey, and NYA Texas programs aiding tuberculosis patients and youth training, ending with county elections in 1864 under a liveoak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lettachment
Mexi
Texas
George W. Kendall
A. S. Rimbanay
George W. Harnard
Waco
Indian Agency
Traidinghouse Tehuacana
Sul Ross
Jeounty
Ross
Hill Jind Braque
Steiner
Fort Graham
Hil Qe
McLennan
Counnties
Land Rose County
Bebruns
Jai
Wiliam Gray
2Ain McCury
John Lokervy S. Scentehfield
Joseph Mulry
Caminsinnra
Meridian
Aior Gedrew B. Erath
Teans
Erath County
Stoner
Gaumturlam
Eis Foren
Snd
Denison
Colorado Guile Welfare Board
Colorado State Tuberculosis Association
National Youth Administration
Colorado
NYAL
Oe Kellam
Bank Balance Sheet Snapshot from Amadus Texas Ledger
State of Texas Bosque county gives a 1940 bank balance sheet showing assets such as loans, cash, real estate, and bonds with totals around 4159 17.00 and liabilities including capital stock surplus funds profits and deposits totaling 18 417 00. Officers B C Rogstad president and Chri L Rohne cashier certify accuracy before notary A C Grimland on July 3 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Senate
State of Texas
County of Bosque
B.C. Rogstad
Chri L. Rohne
Grants and projects from Texas State Department of Public Welfare
A grant of 2041 dollars was announced to supervise the transcribing of records and studying migration between urban and rural Dallas and Harris counties. Work to be done in Dallas and Houston under the University of Texas Department of Social Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munrington
Flinelam
Department of Social Science
University of
Texas
Dallas
Harris
Houston
Whitney Schools Change Hillsboro Texas July 6
Jack son has been selected superintendent of the Whitney schools west of Hillsboro Covington eight miles northwest of Hillsboro replacing George Pall who resigned This marks a leadership change in the local education district effective July 6 at Covington and surrounding area
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Whitney
Hillsboro
Texas
Jackson
Covington
T Whitney
George Pall
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C. E. Price Drag Line
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