Oldest Cowboy in San Saba County Remembers Chisholm Trail
J P Robbins of Wallace Creek is hailed as the oldest cowboy in San Saba County. He recalls the 1874 Chisholm Trail drive of 2,000 cattle to Kansas, perils of rivers and quicksand, and early San Saba life including fencing, barter with hides and goose quills, and the 1876 onward shift to ranch quiet. He notes fellow San Saba men J D Estep and A R Hill, and the annual fair parade where he often leads.
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J.P. Robbins
Wallace Creek
San Saba County
Mrr
Robbins
Chishoha
Kansas
Mr. Robbins
Chisholm
Mort Griffin
Downes
Brazos
Red Rivers
Indian Territory
Dodyve City
Colorado City
Colorado
Caldwell
Caddo Springs
Arkansas
San Saba
Ilano
Mason
McCulloch
Smith & Elliott Company
Carl Lehmberg
Mr. Robins
Chisholm Trail
Hays County
Smith & Jliott Company
Mary Bagley
Mr. Robbing
T. J. Robbins
San Saba River
Tom Ward
Doctor Hudson
Robbing
Farmers and towns clash over taxes and youth choices
A veteran farmer argues against doom-laden talk about high taxes and declining farming prospects. He praises professionals and public officials, notes tax disparities across cities, and urges boosting faith in schools and farming by teaching tax realities and offering youth farming partnerships. He recounts personal return to farming and stresses honest, practical guidance to keep the next generation on the land.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Tam
Britishers See West Texas Potash Beds Rival Germany
M T I Page of London toured Texas potash fields and said underlying beds in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico could rival or surpass Germany as the world supplier. He noted surprise at the delayed government survey and compared German state support to potential Western prospects likening them to the region’s oil boom.
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Pease River
Texas
Robins
Fort Griffin
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
West Texas
New, Mexico
Germany
M. T. I. Page
London
Page
New Mexico
Serum to Fight Rattlesnake Bite Sent to Texas
Two tubes of rattlesnake serum prepared for treatment of the deadly diamond back rattlesnake have been shipped to Fort Bliss Fort Brown and Fort Sam Houston. The serum was sent from the New York Zoological Society and Texas plans a plant to manufacture anti rattlesnake serum for humans and livestock using horse blood from previously injected stock.
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Fort Bliss
Fort of Brown
Fort Sam Houston
New York Zoological Society
Texas
Leo Callan
Livestock Sanitary Commission
San Antonio
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