The Bravery of Henry Hartman
Henry Hartman of New Fountain Texas faced an ambush by Comanche raiders on Verde Creek in 1873. Despite a crippled horse and multiple wounds he drew his Winchester, rallied, and fought off the attack while crawling toward safety, surviving until rescue.
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Henry Hartman
New Fountain
Verde Creek
Medina County
Texas
Louis Hartung
Fred Folk
Charles Martin
Johnson
Hartman
Negro
Hat with Bullet Hole Marks Hartman Incident
A hat Hartman fired from the Indian’s head bore a bullet hole. A night search party, mistaking them for Indians, passed nearby and left quietly. They later regrouped with Hartman’s group, and the hack delivery arrived to cheers. The leg wound was not severe and healed, but the foot remained crippled for months.
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Hartman
Negro Johnson
Odd size blinds offered at boxing-lumber price
Vendor advertises new odd size blinds for sale at the same price as boxing lumber. Notes use on wash houses and inside porches as a practical advantage. The teaser implies a bulk or limited stock deal without specifying model numbers or dimensions.
Farm Implements Sale by Oscar Krauskopf
Complete supply includes Disc Plows heavy and light Pony single double and triple Disc and Tooth Harvesters Stalk Cutters and related tools Oscar Krauskopf is selling these items from stock in the current listing of farm implements for purchase by buyers seeking equipment for farming operations.
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Oscar Krauskopf
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