Interesting Points on Texas History Chautauqua talk summary
A historical lecture traces Texas history from Spanish missions to the Alamo and San Jacinto, highlighting San Jose and Concepcion missions, the Alamo siege, and General Houston's 1836 victory. It notes Texas public schools, universities, and libraries, Carnegie gifts, and statues by Elizabeth Ney in the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Union
Lone Star
San Jacinto
Texas
Houston
Santa Anna
Alamo
Goliad
California
Southwest
Mexico
Young Republic
State University
A. & M. College
Sate
Sam Houston
Huntsville
North Texas
Denton
Southwest Texas
Sam Marcos
West Texas
Canyon
Girls Industrial College
Prairieview Normal
Waller County
Carnegie
Sayers
Elizabeth Ney
Gen. Houston
Stephen F. Austin
Daughters of the Republic
Miss Ney
Washington
Austin
Traveler the Carr Hunt horse sold to Jones and O'Keith
Glenco and Morgan Stallion Traveler stands 17 hands high and weighs 1472 pounds. Sold to Jones and O'Keith, to be kept northeast of Farmer. Insurance fee ten dollars. Care not guaranteed against accidents. Fifty cents pasture fee for mares. Contact N Keen by phone or letter to arrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr Hunt
Jones & O
Keith
Farmer
N. Keen
County Court Cancels Local Option Election Voted Plan
Four Galveston county precincts were denied permission to vote on the local option question after the court of criminal appeals ruling. The county commissioners had granted authority but recalled it since the state constitution forbids precincts from banding together to vote on the issue.
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Galveston County
County Commissioners’court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Missionary Notes Highlight Week Of Strong Earnest Services
A活week of good missionary services across Padgett Bitter Creek and Spring Creek is recounted. Mothers Day at Padgett drew a large crowd and Bitter Creek hosted a grand Children's Day with a bountiful dinner. Baptism was administered at Spring Creek, followed by Sunday School and Lord's Supper. Plans call for Children’s Day at Spring Creek on the fourth Sunday in June and a meeting starting the eighth Sunday in June led by Bro. Frank Jones of Petrolia.
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Padgett
Bitter Creek
J. J. Gray
Spring Creek
Frank Jones
Petrolia
Joe R. Mayes
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America
Conception Mission
Daughters of Republic
U. S
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Bonham
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Chicago
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Minneapolis
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