Weathered reminiscences and travel tales linger in 1900s notes
Items Of Twenty-Four Years Ago recounts Glenn of Caesellas, trips to McDowell and Cloudcroft, and a Vienna man Anton Hanslain preparing a three-wheel bath chair journey with his wife and child. It mentions Palmolive beacon plans in Chicago, a prayer for motorists, and locals visiting Houston relatives, plus farm notes on cotton and wages and a trip to Del Rio in August.
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Glenn
Caesellas
Brownsville
Cloudcroft
New Mex
R. J
Sap
del Rio
W.E. Welford
Andy May
Gaert
Wm. C. Zelle
Grote
Weimar
Anton Hanslain
Vienna
Austria
Europe
Scotland
United
San Saba Lounty
Ight
E. EB. Rislen
San Saba
San Sabs
R. McAnnaly
R. “McAnnally
McAnnally
Colorado River
Texas
Rislen
E. E. Rislen
R. A. Rislen
37 Story Gulf Building Opens in Houston
The 37 story Gulf Building in Houston, erected by Jesse H. Jones, opened to the public with sections in use. At 428.6 feet, it is the tallest south of Chicago, housing about 1,000 offices and an estimated 2,500 residents with 35,000 daily lobby visitors. The tower features Italian fresco murals and a powerful roof beacon for night flyers.
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Chicago
Lght
Gulf
Houston
Jesse H. Jones
Gulf Building
Jones
Texas
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