Texas Its History facts and Texas governance questions
A digest of trivia from Texas history covering governors ages and oath times, tallest governor Albert Horton, salaries past 1842, wax plant candilla, cattle counts Texas versus Montana, Roy Bean’s Langtry site, archival records dating to the Republic, and Comptroller counts and offices. It cites Adair and Coats, and notes locations in Austin and Winston Company publication.
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Texas
Adair and Coats
John C. Winston Co
Philadelphia
A. Albert C. Horton
P. Henderson
U. S
Mexico
Stakehouse
Statehood Commission
Texas Heritage Foundation
Sle Capital National Bank
Gammers Laws of Texas
Ropenties
Montana
Roy Bean
Langtry
S. P
Pecos
Port Isabel’s Golden Age and the 1930s turmoil
The article recalls the 1850s Port Isabel townsite, renamed from Point Isabel in 1930 to its port status, and the inflation bust that stalled development. It notes bankruptcy drew ownership into courts, public debate over history, and a broader oil industry context with two million workers mentioned.
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Point Isabel
Port Isabel
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A. C. Hipp
E. Frenton
Brownsvile
Pt. Isabel
J. R. Hardee
Shrimp Company
Buyers & Shippers
Brownsville
C9, Inc
Lincoln
Happy
H.K. Clint
Pat Moor
Brownsville Investment
Ard Trust
Mid BE. Wash
Joe Garret
Joe Kidd
Family Investment and Trust
W. van Buren
Harlingen
Texas Quiz
By A. Garland
Adair
A. Bascom Giles
General Land Office
Brewster County
Miguel de la O
Ramon de la O
Comptroller
State Capitol
Austin
State of Texas
Dix Contracting
Stevedores
R. L
Dick) Ostos
Brownsville, Texas
George Sheppard
Comptroller's Department
Rio Grande
Brooks
Central Drugs
Walgreen Agency
E. Elizabeth
Garvin Elrod
Dial Garvin