Webster Recalls Saving Buck Barry and Mexican War Heroics
At a Bosque county reunion, Mr. Webster of Whitesboro recounts saving a fellow officer during a Texas campaign. He describes a 40 year old siege near Fort Mason with Capt Bates and Lt Hrumby, recalling Indian attacks, horse thefts, and the ride to Fort Mason to prevent more bloodshed.
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Two Bridges Go Walnut Springs Pinned by Floods
Pex May 27 heavy van washed away west of here. Three temporary Texas Central railroad bridges over the Bosqua river destroyed, marking the third washout this month. Restoration weeks away as weather and river conditions hinder repairs.
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Fragments From Warped Local Notices and Notices of Loss
A damaged column from a historical paper recounts scattered items including references to a fire at a printing shop, a city office illness, a travel tram incident, and various oddities in broken prose. Names and places are partially legible, with unclear dates and events interwoven amid garbled text.
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Dyre
Whitney
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