Quicksilver Output Highlighted in Terlingua District
Austin Texas The Terlingsan district in Brewster county has for more than three decades ranked second in the United States for quicksilver production. Dr E H Sell ser ie director of the University of Mixas Bureau of Economic Geology notes outcrops in Terlingua were long pigments sources but quicksilver was only recently recognized. Mining began circa 1896 and has persisted with limited curtailment through the era. Presidio county also shows a long productive record dating from the 1880s with 23 009 000 guyoes of silver associated output and ongoing operation to the present time.
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Austin
Texas
Brewster County
California
E. H. Sellserie
University of Mixas Bureau of Economic Geology
Tess
Ania
Ae Alee
Searls
Tentvnet
Presidior County
Seanerret
Ili
Allis
Dalletins
University of
Jefferson's Dream and the Threat to Self Government
In examining U S history, Jefferson’s land ownership ideal for a farming majority has not materialized. A city‑oriented electorate lacks firsthand rural skills and appreciation for liberty, enabling demagogues and mercenary politicians to edge toward state power and potential dictatorship.
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Jefferson
Birmingham
Mich
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Aineriea
MacArthur Grants Army Aid Amid Washington Tangle
Washington report says General Douglas MacArthur instructed aides to secure army aid after Senator Morria Sheppard of New York urged action. The note mentions tensions with the State Department and a directive dated Saturday, with a value 167 cited, indicating a funding or supply decision.
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Meppard
Fanhington
Morria Sheppard Ofeux
Douglas ‘MacArthur
Hovde Ares
Dhe
Cotoa ‘Hasta
State Dept ‘Tidererion
Early Texas Indian Depredation Claims Tangle 1874 Bar
Archive notes from University of Texas on colonel Barry and Indian depredation claims after the Civil War. Letters to Washington discuss filing deadlines, possible relief bills, and hurdles in Congress. Barry details losses from Comanche raids, names witnesses, and cites a 1874 statute barring late claims.
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Metarth
Fentary
Janie Buckner Barry
Pavers
University of Txaeq Nbraey
Barry
Colonel
Washington
W. Throckmorton
United States
Congress
Shaye
Tenne R
Michelinois
Senate
Soyne
Lyk
Gay County
Fotos
Ds. Mitchill
Bosque County
James B. Burry
Sah
Kaw
Ines
Sian Nude
Ford Uhroweh
Mpian Ani
Mr. Johnson
Sim
Peter Johan
John Walker
Cosannnche
Clear Fork
Brazos River
Camp Cooper
Comanche Agency
Leeper
Jim Shaw
Torses
Mem
Freah
Nonitee
Thiameima
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Jeter
Jo Abbot
United States Home of Representatives
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Secretary of the Interior
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Tean
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Clitton
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Crae
Lnae Chevrolet
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Chevrolet
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