Balmorhea Razing Old Landmark Tells of Early Crenshaw Era
The old lumber building in Balmorhea, owned by the Louie Weinacht estate, is being torn down after years of vacancy. It was moved to Balmorhea in 1921 by the Crenshaws who ran a restaurant and lived in part of it, later closed in 1926, and passed through several owners before Weinacht acquired it. The article also notes social events and a family wedding anniversary, including details of the Fellabaum family gathering in El Paso and a WWI/WWII height and weight comparison.
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Balmorhea
Louie Weinacht
Satagosa
Grandma
Grandpa Crenshaw
Clarence Crenshaw
Mr. Crenshaw
Hernand
Arnold
Emma
Weinacht
J. T. Fellabaum
el Paso
Elva Hodges
Silver City
New Mexico
George Fellabaum
Joe Fellabaum
Eddie Fellabaum
John Fellabaum
Hurley
Betty Gilmore
Bush outlines record as can do candidate for Texas and nation
The text contrasts George Bush with Lloyd Bentsen, praising Bush for rural economic bills and welfare reform, opposing gun control, and favoring private sector growth. Bush is described as a proactive, popular candidate with a strong congressional record, aiming for broader national impact.
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Lloyd Bentsen
George Bush
Texas
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Joe
el Pacso
Oleander
Rodeside Inn
Israel Martinez
Chon Martinez
Manuel Payne
Roland Martinez
Crenshaw
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Ensemble Artistique Et Culturel
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Jeannie C. Riley
THE
Harper Valley Express
Chamber of Commerce
P.O
Carlsbad
N.M
Jack Gover
United Press
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George M. Cohan
New York
Tony Tanner
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George M.cohan
Michael Stewart John and
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Carlsbad N.M
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