Leigh Burleson Visits Old Home in Waco and County
Leigh Burleson returns to Waco and McLennan County after 42 years away. He visits graves of Richard Coke and Gen. Sul Ross, reflecting on Texas history and Civil War heroes. He praises Waco as the world’s greatest inland cotton market and invites friends to enjoy the visit. Crawford of Roswell, New Mexico, visits the old home, ranch, and old friends, meeting Bluford Hamrick.
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Bill
Waco
McLennan County
Hoad
Oakland
River Side
Richard Coke
Texas
Sul. Ross
Grant
Holly Springs
Suny
Southland
Cattle settlement records linked to 1882 westward move
Mr Hamrick left the county in 1882 and entrusted his cattle to Billie Crawford. Crawford, now in Roswell, says he still holds many old settlement papers detailing yearly closings of the cattle accounts. The Crawford family has prospered in the West, with frequent handshakes when Billie is in town.
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Hamrick
Billie Crawford
Crawford
Roswell
Mr. Crawford
McCarleys Return From Ranch Visit
Mr. and Mrs. McCarley and their daughter traveled from the Menard county ranch to town Friday then returned home Saturday after a short visit here.
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OR. McCarley
Menard County
Poll stock of Charter Oak Stoves at W A Martins
A local notice lists stock of Charter Oak stoves and ranges at W A Martins, encouraging customers to inspect the inventory and pricing available at the shop.
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Charter Oak
W. A. Martin's
The Capitol of Texas Its Interesting History
A retrospective survey traces Texas Capitol history from the Republic era through the 1880s building era. It covers successive capitol sites at Washington on the Brazos Columbia Houston Austin and Capitol Hill, the granite structure, design team, funding and the 1888 dedication.
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Capitol OF
Texas
CG. Smith
Ft. Worth
Austin
Court of Civil Appeals
State of Texas
The
Capitol Freehold Land & Investment Syndicate
State Capitol
Capitol Hill
Republic of Texas
Washington
Brazos River
Columbia
Congress of Texas
Houston
Main
Texas Avenues
Rice Hotel
Fight and
Colorado Streets
Congress Avenue
Deaf Smith
Palmer
Castro
Lamb
Bailey
Woekley
Dalam
Cochran
Oldham
Chicaze
Althaneh
J.T. Munson
Denison
N. Norton
Salada
Capitol
Ands
Jdrouth
Roan
Apchitect Selectry
San Aet
San Aet To Provide For Builtlty Eo New Recapital’ Passed April 18, Ato
Sisneanth Lewishiture
Napoleon le Brun
New York City
Austin J
E. E. Myers
Detroit
Michigan
Albert Taylor
Rory Walker
0. M. Roberts
Grand Lodge of Masons
New York
Granite
G. W. Lacy
W. H. Westerfield
N. L. Norton
Eigteen
Prayis
Burnet County
Marble Falls
Galveston
Austin Dam
Hunting And Trapping Prohibited On Campbell And Sanderson Ranch
Notice states hunting and trapping are forbidden on the Campbell and Sanderson ranch three miles south of San Saba and warns trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. It references v. T. Kelley, 47-2x and includes a cotton selling pitch by Johnson Bros.
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Campbell & Sanderson
San Saba I
Furs Buy Offer Opens November 15th
Local fur buyers announce they will start paying the highest cash prices for furs beginning November 15. They request that people call at their expense when offering furs and turkeys.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Country Gentleman
Progressive Farmer
Texas Shorthorn Breeders Association
J. C. Burns
Fort Worth, Texas
the Country Gentleman
Philadelphia
Leigh Burleson
W.oin Crawford
New Mexico
C. L. Gray
W. B. Hubber
Bluford Hamrick
Bank Wiech
Ips
Aloe
First State Bank
Cheroker, Texas
A Guaranty Fund Bank
Dr. C. L. Behirns
Pres
Cardus
Bt Owes
F. R. Lubbock
W. M. Brown
W. C. Walsh
J. J. DeCleary
Board of Capitol Commissioners
Col. N. J. Norton
Joseph Lee
Supreme Court
Confederate Museum
State Library
Texas State Library
Enstland
Queen Victoria
Holland
William
Lamar
Wisdom
Lone Star
Johnson Bros
McDowell & Rogers
Richland Springs, Tex
Sterling
Illinois
Crete
Diamond Rand
Ehunt
Simmons & Goseh
BANK
W. H. Gibbons, Pres
Richland Springs
J. B. Miller
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