Indian left by trail on Hubbard's Creek
In 1859 cowboys on Hubbard's Creek spotted smoke from a small thicket and charged. They surrounded a lone Indian, who was emaciated and sent to the happy hunting ground, suggesting he had been abandoned and left to die.
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Hubbard’s Creek
Rio Grande
Cornett
Belknap
Frontier Memories and a Pillar for Texas History
Narrator recalls frontier life amid Indian raids along the Texas northern frontier, mourning fallen settlers and captives. He urges a granite monument to honor the brave women and men who endured, built, and sacrificed for Texas, likening memory to sacred Alamos and Thermopylae.
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San Antonio
Myrtis
Texas
Txas
Lone Star
France
Otto Kolmeier Ad Offers Heaters and Sweaters
Mr. Merchant notes the Standard has over 1600 subscribers and suggests advertising there at a low rate. The ad promotes a wide heater range and a complete sweater stock at Otto Kolmeier, highlighting very reasonable prices.
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Warior
Nflea
Otto Kolmeter
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Joe Ernst
Felix W. Maier
Buick
Fredericksburg Motor Co
Mr. Merchant
Otto Kolmeier
Sugarman Bros
Bulova
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Saturday Evening Post
Walter
Saenger & Ochs