Old Roads in South Texas by W G Southerland
W G Southerland surveys Texas road history from ancient routes to modern highways. He traces Roman and Native trails, Spanish colonial roads, and 19th century fences that reshaped travel between the Nueces and Rio Grande, noting salt lakes, wagon freights, and eventual road-building momentum into the automobile era.
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Europe
Taff
Newtypridd
South Wales
Isle
Keith
Scotland
Britain
Rome
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Mexico
Peru
Coronado
Ysleta
Colorado
la Grange
Brazos
Washington
Trinity
Robinsons Crossing
San Antonio
St. Denis
Gaines Ferry
Nacogdoches
Mound Prarie
Tenoxitlan
Burleson County
Bastrop
el Presidio
Rio Grande
Herrera
Cordero
Atasco
Columbus
San Felino
Liberty
Bustellos
Puentecitos
Las Animas
Baluarte
Lipantellan
Nueces
Mier
Guerrero
la Bahia
Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe
Adaes
Brownsville
Ringold
MacIntoch
Ewell
Meril Chorpus Christi
Corpus Christi
Taylor
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
England
el Sal del Rey
Hildalgo County
America
Spain
Hidalco
Starr
Nueces County
Treland
Nueces and
Optometrist Wilbur Treadwell Announces Fredericksburg Visit
Notice states optometrist Wilbur C. Treadwell will be in his Fredericksburg office in the Gold Building on Saturday January 5th for eye exams and consultations.
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Wilbur C. Treadwell
Fredericksburg
Vital Statistics Marriage License Report
Marriage license notice lists two couples: Walter O. Kneese with Cora Miller and Erwin W. Durst with Olea Nemky. Names appear in a brief public records item from a local newspaper page segment.
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Walter O. Kneese
Cora Miller
Erwin W. Durst
Olea Nemky
Birth Record for Major and Mrs Petsch Daughter
A daughter was born to Major and Mrs. A. P. Petsch on December 22.
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Major
Mrs
A. P. (. Petsch
Deaths Reported: Geo Eberle and Mandy Whitley
Geo Eberle died November 14 at age 75 and Mandy Whitley died November 26 at age 1 in a short death notice listing two individuals with exact dates and ages.
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Geo. Eberle
Mandy Whitley
It's Up to Us What Will We Do
It notes prosperous national conditions with jobs and factory output and warns citizens and parties against supporting policies or candidates that would undermine confidence, payrolls, and production. It stresses stability in government to sustain industry and agriculture and prevent risky experiments.
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the Bank of Fredericksburg
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W. G. Southerland
Buletin
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Montery
Monclova
Laredo
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Henry Ford
Messrs
Ewald Herber
Rich Weber
Luth College
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