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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
2
Rates of subscription listed for one year and six months at Gra-BEam Texas. The piece argues that Texans should foster industrial spirit, urging legislators to sow seeds of industry in the state’s thought life. It frames creation as the test of statesmanship and contrasts punishment or wealth transfer with true economic initiative.
Judge P A Martin dedicates a series on Young County Texas to rugged pioneers who opened the west and built civilization, praising iron nerve and dauntless courage.
The narrative recounts how Young County settlers lacked federal military protection before and after the Civil War, relying on themselves while policy towards Indians shifted. It covers 1860 raids by the Comanches into Young County, Baylor’s frontier response, a local family near Elm Creek, and a notable poisoned bait incident, leading to a decisive 1860 Pease River defeat by Capt. Ross.
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