The Light Exclusively Highlights Texan Cattle Traile Feature
An advertisement style note touts The Light as the exclusive home for a recurring cattle traile feature. It lists a roster of celebrated writers including Arthur Brisbane, B C Forbes, C O McIntyre, Will Rogers, Harold Scherwitz and others as contributors to the paper’s distinctive content.
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Arry Williams
Texas
Arthur Brisbane
B. C. Forbes
C. O. McIntyre
Will Rogers
Harold Scherwitz
Davis J. Walsh
Damon Runyon
Royal 8. Copeland
Elsie Robinson
Helen Rowland
Louella Parsons
Captain Gillett praises Texas Trails column reader letter
A reader, Captain James B. Gillett, commends Harry Williams for the Texas Trails column. He praises its happy tone and valuable archival stories about pioneers, trail drivers, freighters, and old-time rangers, noting the pleasant readings and humor it provides.
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Harry Williams
Captain James B. Gillett Texas Ranger and Ranch Owner
Captain James B. Gillett, a Texas Ranger at 18, fought in Indian battles and rode 137 miles in 16 hours to Round Rock to confront Sam Bass. He later served as El Paso city marshal, earned respect from hard men, managed a large Big Bend ranch, and owns Barretl Springs in Presidio County.
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Texas
Gillett
India
Texas Rangers
Round Rock
Sam Bass
The
Rangers
el Paso
Big Bend
Presidio County
Barretl Springs Ranch
The San Antonio Light A Community Force
The San Antonio Light positions itself as a constructive force in the community, detailing its role in public service, local initiatives, and civic engagement through editorials and reporting aimed at improving city life.
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James B. Gillett
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