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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1913

Page

33

Artesian Route Opens Fresh Agricultural Corridor in Southwest Texas

The Artesian Route of the IHE San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf Railroad promotes farming growth along its line in Southwest Texas. It highlights artesian wells, new shops at Pleasanton, planned outlets at Corpus Christi and Aransas Pass, extensions toward Mathis, and new passenger and freight equipment to serve expanding traffic. The company touts rich land, cattle culture, and potential profits for farmers and investors along the route.

San Antonio, Uvalde & Gulf Railroad San Antonio Texas Pleasanton Corpus Christi Aransas Pass Great West Ranch Mathis Gulf of Mexico Southwest Texas Jourdanton Fowlerton Crystal City Carrizo Springs Uvalde LaPryor Campbellton Whitsett West Ranch

Frontier Indian Atrocities in Blanco and Kerr Counties

A historical account recalls 1865 1868 and later Indian attacks across Blanco Kimble Mason Gillespie and Kerr counties. Victims include Jackson Stewart Phelps Coulston Johnson Williams Coulston Taylor McDonald and Hazlewood families with scalping killings hostage captives and horrendous loss in a series of raids and reprisals by Kiowas and Comanches.

Spirit paintings sold as Thompson legacy in Denver auction

In Denver two of the spiritualist Alonzo Thompson's famed spirit paintings sold at auction, bought by his daughter Mrs. E P Lindley to prevent them from being hawked to strangers. Thompson claimed spirits painted the canvases after he prepared them and guarded them in a dark room. A Missouri farm reportedly yields over a million bushels of corn annually, with a six thousand acre field and forty two two row cultivators resembling an army.

Phelps Mr. Johnson Fort Mason Johnson Allen Gentry Felix Hall Mason County Hall Allen Hal Henry Francis Johnson John Williams Nick Coulston Bear Creek Kimble Fort McKavett Coulston Williams Kimble County James Bradberry Y Bradberry Bradberry Williamson County James Theodore Mason Matthew Taylor Pedernales Gillespie County Eli McDonald Mr. Taylor Taylor Ranch Gilead Taylor James Taylor McDonald Hanah Taylor Harper Gilly Taylor Spring Creek East Fork L. M. McDonald Peter Hazlewood BE. R. Jones James J. Taylor T. T. Taylor Hudson Taylor Taylor Hazlewood P. G. Temple Denver Colo Alonzo Thompson Thompson E. P. Lindley Nevada Missouri

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