Remember the Alamo Goliad and San Jacinto legacy
A reflective piece honors Texas Revolution heroes and landmarks from the Alamo to San Jacinto. It notes monuments, state purchases, and civic efforts by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, with calls to memorialize sites like Goliad and San Jacinto State Park. The piece links historical memory to state pride and the centennial planning for 1936.
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San Jacinto
Alamo
Southwest
Texas
Coahuila
W. B. Travis
Santa Anna
J. W. Fannin
Battle of
Goliad
Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
United States
Old Glory
State of
San Jacinto State Park
Japan
Scotch Societies
San Antonio
Daughters of the Republic’ of Texas
the Alamo
Goligol
Austin
America
Neers
Alamo Chapel
Bowie
Crockett
Houston
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
General Houston
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Alamo Fort
de Zavala
State of Texas
The
San Jacinto Battlefield
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Great Southwest
United States Army
Confederacy
Travis
Bonham
Lone Star
Mexico
Federal Expenditures in Texas Report Summary
A historical Texas analysis shows average annual federal expenditures in Texas at about 56.47 million dollars from 1920 to 1924 while federal receipts from Texas averaged 86.31 million dollars. The study, prepared for a legislator by Octavia Rogan, state legislative reference librarian, covers the balance of federal outlays and receipts through extensive research and correspondence.
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United States
Texas
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Fannin
Colonel Fannin
Pio
State
Benjamin Harrison
Stirling
Pacific
Sual Npani
Fairchild
State Department of Education
Mothers’ Congress