Looking Backward The Times of Twenty-Four Years Ago
A compact reminiscence from the Headline era recounting events and social currents from two decades prior. It notes local happenings, community figures, and occasional notable incidents that framed daily life in the era.
Intruction of Barred Awere in Texas Recalled by Pioneer
Bandera Texas reminiscence recounts S J Houghton of Dallas recalling his father Judge Joe A Houghton migrating from Augusta Georgia to Texas in 1848. He describes early Williamson County life, pioneer branding, buffalo and Indian conflicts, scattered courts, horse and wagon travel, and frontier law practice shaping Texas frontier history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
WS. Adair Bandera
S. J. Houghton
Dallas
Joe A. Houghton
Augusta
Georgetown
Williamson County
Houston
Father
Sam Houston
General Houston
J. Houston
Fort Worth
L. Houghton
Coleman
Brown
Austin
Smith& Steflins
Brownwood
Bill Harrison
Leon “& H
Blum
Galveston
Ginner
Rock
Bill
Trias and Mabel Norris Visit Home Incident
Fragmentary text describes Trias and Mabel Norris visiting a home where a daughter fell from a height of about 25 feet causing injury. Circumstantial and unclear details limit full reconstruction of event or identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trias
Nail House
Ezttle
Mabel
Norris
Frontier commerce and cattlemen in Texas history notes
The excerpt sketches frontier trade practices with drummers delivering goods by wagon, specifying commodities like coffee and bacon, and recounts John W. Gates promoting barb wire in Texas. It mentions Gates’s demonstration to Col. Ike Pryor, the ensuing demand for wire, and Gates’s later fortune from exclusive Texas sales. The text also includes a local note card with thanks and social tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Jani Janus
Aust
John W. Gales
Texas
Cowboys Ua
Fener
Gates
Col
Ike Pryor
Big Cattionan
Austin
Pryor
The Land of duch interest night program review
A Dawn program directed by Wozencraft drew a large crowd with speakers including H W Ahlers and Mrs J M Chiumney. Topics covered included Gathering Clouds and Health. John Joseph Pinchback and family planned a two week visit to Pacasset Oklahoma. Local notes mention church updates and a three month contest with later rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wozencraft
Koren
H.W. Ahlers
J. M. Chiumney
C. C. Penning
Smits
R. T. Westmorelan
Heine
Methodist Church
Eargle Lake ISD to Adopt 1932 1933 Budget
The Ear gle Lake Independent School District Board of Trustees will meet Thursday evening August 18 in the superintendent's office for final consideration and adoption of the budget for the fiscal year beginning September 1, 1932 and ending August 31, 1993. Taxpayers are invited to attend. Signed by President Joe H. McCreary and Secretary W. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eargle Lake Independent School District
Superitendent
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Eagle Lake State Bank
Gulf
Second National Bank
Houston, Texas
Mentz
Anton Mestant
Mire
Reuben Hi Sunda
Edward Arnold
Betty Ney
Kilgore
Folte
Jolind
Earth
Eagle Lake Insurance Agency
W. E. McRee
Vic Engelhard
William
Bars Fairy
AGC
Hershey's
J. W. Waldrop
Columbus Hospital
Columbus
J. R. Laughlin
Emanuel Roos
Norris Bldg
Eagle Lake, Tex
S.C. Holloman
Eagle Lake
P. T. Gordon
Fitzgerald Sanitarium Bldg
Br. PT
T. Neiswender
Jeff A. Smyth
W. S
Congress
J. J. Mansfield
Madeline Charnal
San Antonio
Henry Esser
Mrs. Esso
Ee J.B. Clapp
LaGrange
Citizen of
Eagle Lane
L. H. Herring
Susar Lend
Ee Alisa Grace
Land of
Victoria
Mi 'Wornandt
THE
Madison Conservatory OF Music
Clara Duggan Madison
H. Ward
O. E. McDonald
Leo McCormick
Sugar Land
Winnie Poole
McCrears
Joe H. McCreary
Pres. W. ©. Reed
East Bernard
Lissie
Vick Truck Line
Central Motor Freight Depot
Crawford ST. Eagle Lake