The Passing of the Texas Longhorn and Preservation Hope
A Texas Folklore Society call to fund and protect the Texas longhorn emerges from a historic note. Efforts by WHC Barnes and the Wichita National Forest to form a nucleus herd aim to save the breed once pivotal to Texas cattle culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Folklore Society
Lone Star State
Wichita National Forest Reserve
Whc. Barnes
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Kansas
Texas Plains
Hernando Cortes
Mexico
Tehuantepec
Texas longhorns and brands echo through Garrison Hall
The article traces Texas wild longhorn cattle from postwar days to modern times, noting how branding enabled the industry and preservation of memory. It highlights Garrison Hall’s half million dollar dedication bearing Texas brands, and lists notable brands and figures like Burnett, de la Garza, Pierce, Slaughter, Maverick, and Waggoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lone Star
Kansas
Garrison Hall
University of Texas
EK. W. Winkler
Austin
George Field
S. M. Swenson
S. B. Bur
Deweese
Joe Gunter
Preston Rose
Charles Goodnight
S. A. Maverick
Anna Martin and Sons
George W. Saunders
D. H. Snyder
J. J. Myers
John Lytle
Mark Withers
B. B. Millett
W. T. Waggoner
H. L. Kekernet
S. B. Burnett
Jose Antonio de la Garza
Leonardo de la Garza
A. H
Shanghai) Pierce
Matagorda County
Gulf
Rio Grande
Shanghai Pierce
Capitol Land Syndicate
State Capitol
S. A
Maverick
Training a Flyer Costs Range From 5 000 to 26 000
A detective hints at scouring the earth for clues while noting training costs for a flyer range from 5 000 to 26 000 dollars per military estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ino
San Antonio
Yale University Press
Pageant of America
Swift & Co
Frigidaire
DELCO
GMAC
General Motors
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Oakland
BUICK
Lumbago
Bayer
Hanly “Bayer
Waetur