The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 208, Ed. 1 Monday, January 30, 1928 Page: 6 of 8
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NEW PRODUCE
LAW DESIGNED
TOSTOPFRAUD
Bureau to Investigate
When Supplied With
Reasonable Evidence
Of Sharp Practice
Every produce grower and ship-
per in "the United States is expected
to be directly benefited by the Pro-
duce Agency Act. which became ef-
fective July 1. 1927. but did not be-
come operative until last month on
account of the failure of congress
to provide the necessary appropria-
lion. „
Lloyd S. Tknny. chief of the Bu-
reau of Agricultural Economics is
urging the growers and shippers to
make a careful study of the bill and
to cooperate with the govrenment in
the suppression of practices which
'(save proved injurious to the indus-
try- of producing perishables.
The act covers three very' im-
portant propositions: It makes it a
misdemeanor for anyone receiving
perishable farm products in inter-
state commerce for or on behalf of
another to dump abandon or de-
stroy the products so received with-
out good and sufficient cause. It
also provides that anyone receiving
such product for or on behalf of
another in interstate commerce to
fail knowingly and with intent to
defraud to account truly and cor-
rectly therefor; and for anyone to
make any false statement knowing-
ly and with intent to defraud con-
cerning the handling condition
quality quantity sale or disposition
thereof shall be amendable to the
law.
Applies to All
“In considering the act and regu-
lations. numerous questions will
arise in the minds of the handlers
of pen .-babies as to when and under
what conditions the act is applica-
ble.'’ Mr. Tenny said "in general
it may be stated however that all
persons firms associations or cor-
porations reeeiv ng produce for or
on behalf of another in interstate
commerce whether at point of ori-
gin or at destination or elsewhere
are subject to all of the provisions
of the act. Obviously the act ap-
plies therefor not only to commis-
sion merchants but also to distrib-
utors. brokers aid others wheoever
(her rrtsiuc^ in *
commerce to ho handled for or M
fcofetalf of another.**
The act provide* that a certificate
max be ehtaiaed oa prodace that is
without cestaercial value whoa such
produce is latesded to he dumped.
pose of such a certificate is to pro-
tect the recover s*.;ki to the act
e> ntret&hoajp h*ui With tvii v'vv
u Sites he Ntav its w»■-»-s
suffNmat cease** for dostjeas* aha*'
* Wk aev etreamh*1
st a*- 'e-v reu'4 *o that a cert' cate he
sau>rec%oe Has Aathoeti v
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TRY THIS
35c Lunch
Consisting of:
Soup—
Two Vegetables-
A Green Salad—
Choice of Meats—
Choice of Drinks—
Choice of Desserts
Supper also 35c
FEN1X CAFE
Eleventh Near Market
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Flashes of Life
(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK.—Rear Admiral Cary
T. Grayson has wiped out a strain on
his ability as a hunter. His friends
have been informed that he recently
shot a real wild turkey gobbler at
Bernard M. Baruch's hunting pre-
serve in South Carolina. In 1925
after hours spent in trailing a bird
that suddenly vanished whenever it
came within range the admiral final-
ly brought it down only to find it
was a tame turkey tied to a string.
On one leg was tied a card reading:
“With the compliments of B. M.
Baruch.” Since then the admiral had
been joshed quite a bit.
FAYETTEVILLE Ark.-It is never
too late to learn. Mrs. J. M. Hamil-
ton. 65. a grandmother is to study
journalism at the university of Ar-
kansas. She explains that now that
her eight children are grown up she
has plenty of time to maseup for
the failure to get a college education
when young.
NEW YORK.—Like the right
watchman on his day off is the jar*
king. Paul Whiteman has had three
weeks’ vacation in the last 17 years.
A visitor to his apartment found him
listening to canned music.
NEW YORK. — Mahroni Young
American painter and sculptor is
back from several years in Paris
with a group of prizefighters in
bronze which he is to exhioit. He is
ambitious to do a bronze of Dempsey
whom he regards as the perfection
of the pugilistic type.
NEW YORK.—The ten greatest
Americans in the opinion of John
Hayes Holmes pastor of the Com-
munity church have been Abraham
Lincoln. Ralph Waldo Emerson. Hen-
ry David Thcreau. William Lloyd
Garrison Theodore Parker. Robert FI-
Lee. Walt Whitman. Mark Twain.;
Charles W. Eliot and Eugene Debs j
("A man who lived loved and died ]
tike Jesus”).
NEW HAVEN—Writing in the
form of wedgus turned in different
directions is no puzzle at Vale. Pro-|
fessor Edgar H. Sturtevant has
translated a Cuneiform inscription j
on a tablet that lay buried more j
than 3.000 years. It gives directioas t
for sacrifices to the Ilittites’ god of j
manhood.
Mercedes Elks to
Present Minstrel
(Special t* The Herald>
MERCEDES. Jan. Ml—The local
lodge of Elks will stage a musical
comedy performance for the benefit
of the Mercedes General Hospital
M the might of February li and 11.
with Jisb.* Holmes of Corpus
Christ: Biartagiag the porforwMutcos.
The prugraa: will tarlwde the
latest h«*e4ty seatgs axd iaaseN. and
a chorus wf W am. a*4 *9 wmam. j
Road Bond Bids
Asked For Feb. 7
ItMIIX Jms St-lex T has
sro-s art hf' the cootettuss-omers eewek
of H-spa^g* a* th* w e >re
'the a*5t of the evc’rmsN vuol ttJMh.- j
AN romd hoddh of JS-slwnet Xsa C The
9*1* wtil he to«w dip * ah Vhe
.Owk.'hhOWlM*.
% csh atw wxwjKwwre of a h»*£ sd**»
*se ha he waih «wd «•*% fuse »t»
.wOgNlWRAwe of ywaih WPrwv ttw
.(inam w>(h«h :t»> 'teen woe*****! waft.
GigriNwi GNcflki. IhaMNa ajtwovas-.
wte hum taow; HwwiftWg: .New! umaswb
dcMAeoR re. the M». rweAAitt W-
.xfSai' ttw aitgfwww m: '-Ihe ARttfANB*'
jmeosi e*» The towiN
^Mjwr Pvt « S ?
TwbwNts fro*; Jb«wn»viltl Or 8i
i.f*u»x wwr. **o'»t ess: w*L how ewui-
1 wMo w rtiromr) sMimNwc ihgov fror
the herwSer c<t\ ccr the Souther*; Pn-
ci fiIbex t>*cmitig h Mwwdai Feb.
s. W ill> -J. Corwe. assistant "general
f rwiglM and pifwig* > *»»r i of the
yn)irt)>r> Pacifi- lines announces
Thu. sloe we*- w<11 hew Brownsville
each tv oAnesda y a: 5:S’■ r m . reach-
sag Fan Antonio at 5:Bo« t» Thurs-
•lay where It u picker] up hy the
Tevac Specie' reaching St. Louis at.
| 11 .jr> a. ha. Friday.
The sleepe: from St. Louts to
Brownsville leave* each Saturday at
fi:SO p m. beginning Februarv 4. It
reaches San Antonio at 9:35 p. tn.
’ Sunda and Brownsville at 9:45 a. M.
I Honda>
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHER1FFNSALF
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
' Notice Is Hereby Given that by vir-
tue of certain Order of Sale issued
out of the Honorable 6lst Judicial
District Court of Harris County on
10th day ©f January 1928. by 0. M.
Du dee. Clerk of and Court for the
sum of One Thousand and no-100
Dollars with interest at 6 per cent
per annum from February 7. 1927
and costs of suit under a Judgment
in favor of Robert L. Cole and Homer
Stephenson in a certain cause in said
Court. No. 125960 and styled: Hous-
ton Land * Trust Company vs. R. H.
and O. W. Barr placed in my hands
for service 1 Mrs. Pinkie Vann as
Sheriff of Cameron County. Texas
did on the 14th day of January 1928
levy on certain Real Estate situated
in Cameron County. Texas described
as follows to-wit: 17.60 acres of land
known as lots twenty-two (22) and
twenty-three (23) of the F. Z. Bishop
Subdivision of the Rice and Taylor
lands map of which ia of record in
the Map Records of Cameron County.
Texas and being the same lands
conveved bv the late F. P. Barr de-
ceased. to Orin (O. N.l and Hanson
(R. H I Barr by deed duly recorded
in the Deed Records of Cameron Coun-
ty. Texas in volume 146 pages 413-
414 thereof and levied upon as the
nroperty of Orin (O. H.) and Hansen
t R. H.l Barr and that on the first
Tuesday in February. 1928. the same
being the 7th day of said month at
the Court House door of Cameron
County in the City of Brownsville
Texas between the hours of 10 A. M.
and 4 P. M.. by virtue of said levy
and said order of sale I will sell
said above described Real Estate at
nublic vendue for cash to the highest
bidder as the property of said de-
fendants.
And in compliance with law. I give
this notice by publication in the
English language once a week for
three consecutive weeks Immediately
preceding said day of sale in the
Brownsville Herald a newspaper pub-
lished in Cameron County.
Witness mv hand this 14th day of
January. 1928.
Mrs. tPinkie Vrpn. Sheriff.
Cameron County. Texas.
By R C. Bryson. Depotvi
1-16-Co-oO—St—2628 \ '
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They danced—Tony and Mike
CHAPTER XVI
Following Pat Sweeney's futile en-
deavors Father Pat took up the task.
He. too failed dismally as did Peter
Justm. Jack Stuart eras successful
so long as he acted the part of in-
terlocutor. When he stopped they
stopped. Tony sulked through most
of the journey except for brief per-
iods during which the Sweeney girl
deigned to quarrel with him.
It was 3 o'clock in the afternoon
when the chauffeur stopped the car
in front of the hotel to which Pat
Sweeney had wired for reservations.
Arrangements were made for dinner
at i The chauffeur carried a b:g
suitcase to th« apartment assigned
to Miss Sweeney.
Had Jill Stuart been gl ;* eve*
a hint of the cruel experience await-
ing her that evening—of the misery
and heartache » store for her. she
would have starred before entering
the dining ns—
Rat net uadi she wax seated at
the table d i she realise her pw -
tie* and then t* w*s too Sat* foe
her to do oehcr than that whadh dh*
did do—go thrwsgh the seAna. wash
head np. g* -aatiy fjutrg tie enemy
—her on? sea.
If her dress had —eased a dsrwiy
♦ it'Of'daae thane bef«ee. at own aa-
wttiei!? »a*u » the gteaer tat
*»dee of the btg d-asatg —bw. where
•a tt>l tahin wtr* wmmm — a«n-
*. tx gonmti.
Rtt tew cmw—nfod O': db tae «dh—o-j
an—OP. «mDn waived
xuwiwa the —u5 nf Steer SSkniMKh
JfeiTh ecssi
nil' the sirs'aee -at egncwft.
One sd* *t the hat —wte wee g-—«r
wane no dnsssw*?*. wafsb ar g—dteattn
ouMiteM —h>eu. a gg— sv. gwamof'
•wtwes tent* ef lie —x tec —as
mi— ♦-fee e:"rfrjagf o'Mfhos. R—■
smnteir dhr JRdkso* hwwm .wwp-
dfi dlapusg* 'Mle- hwr IfllmMt —s —
ha—id tttW' SR-us* graft ami g- dSP
'tit' dinvni.
I><t Rkitipi dun— *" dll' wwm—d 'hr
h—gt. Stii „ „ « Xhw 'T«mv wigrtr
tew. H *nm*|i*. Hhnvmi HHiS1**
ttm f—a* rnsqm; •»»■ fttuck Ret-
tow arc % 1 lUend—; T—trMte *bwc
daw—j. Twt\ smii tr» Utter gt*! Jili
lAsWt wwRtwrsr 'sit. .1*s jttint —vgt
to hw). Ihr . vupb; Hr loot "ftmtr-
wd one the i cfowolv 'toad tin oiwnpi
**1R vm. sent! "l»> dew—. JilIT' the
—hd
Stir sos r loti to crv - —tv- w vox 111 l
woo; *r> he- agon of eetf-pit>. Rut
she adr*i SShr- «Rn wmtw. to d«tjce
; ——ha* wot there if — «w ■« she was
it—i Anri she didn't.
Ru: Iff* iJil! % (V gjif K Irc*
I WRU l<1 v kffi S6.5JXV t hf
girl awri Tonv approach.
h\. don't v—it bniwni! and von
4*nee. Mi> Stuart"" the g:ri qner-
ik >ast o' if she didn't know quite
well the reason Mr. Stuart sea? not
da-emg. Then Jftl showed the sport -
; tug blood that was in her composi-
! lien—its rare qualitv.
**I don't feel quite like dancing.
Miss Sweeney” she made answer
pleasantly. “Rut I think” she added
r with a smile “that Jack would—if
he could persuade you to dance with
i him!’*
There was nothing catty either in
[ the way she spoke or in what she
j said. She might haw been Jack
i Stuart’s sister instead of hts wife
insofar as her actions went.
•‘Why of course!” exclaimed the
obliging Mike always willing to do
another lady a favor—even to the
extent of dancing with the lady’s
husband. “C'mon Mister Jack!”
The next instant the shimmerv
gown was again among those present
m the vertex of the giddy whirl!
Pat Sweeney the “host of the par-
ty. sitting at the head of the table
and close to Jill leaned forward hts
big hand covering hers for an in-
stant. as it rested on the cloth.
“Thot was a weighty foine thing
you did jist thin Mrs. Stuart!” he
said an oddish huskiness in his
voice. “A dorr soight fomer thing
than my gyrul did in return Oi'm
sorry to say!”
Peter Justin from his seat across
the table saw and heard the big
Irishman's apology for his daugh-
ter and in that instant reeo-structed
his previously-formed estimate of
Pat Sweeney’s character. Several
hours later in the privacy of the
room which he shared with Father
GIRLSGOOD HEALTH)
MAKES YOU
ATTRACTIVE
TO MEN
BHfht
Eye*
Checks
Make a
Woman
Beautiful
Taka m bottle or two of that well-known
herbal Tonic Dr. Pierce’*
Go Wen Medical Discovery
To Improve Four Health Generally
All Druggists
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' ■ - /
! Fat he mentioned the incident to the
priest.
“Mary Sweeney is th' project of
an environment that seldom fa.is to
breed selfishness—lack of mother-
love and discipline and too ranch
money daring th’ years of adoles-
eace” said Father Pat. rather sad-
ly.
“H'm. ! suppose so." agreed Peter
whose thoughts jest the* were cir-
culating around a s abject nearer
home. “Bat 4<d you ever ootic*. Fa-
te r. that nowadays no matter how
shabby a man’s wife get* to looking
he seems to manage tor row. to
pot up a food front kiawlfr
** Theca s jac*. Fr in star he
went «a. a skiannl tvtst a sat
terser of krs moatV “He hnat
bought h-mse!f * s* ; a tw» yt-rv
to say cerium kssok-gr. Am yvt
when J I am o&4 Mae
muesmuo?' **” *
It vat some tack thwack* as th-*.
peehap*. tr*x sarsoch. tony *»
3* re-aqs—shoj So has iaJL g«a*-*MS-
tlg heo*hee--m hsimh artac* she was.
a ear sg tam m sha Tinny Jawr ns
stch eneey Wishr eye m the me
«*•>*; >* ’**' ' •'«*;
I emwt me Me hseto aMBr
h# hstthupiwa usw 4iigw-
ter ^hfflwssqmk uke ihgfkft
• 3* n .mwiit-Eiii..It **
"Vtetmu JiTiT let warn 4br vmec of
* «s»nn. gym- tv.ettmp %-■ Ivm.
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MuBt .ami **. llritu mgt* aeh mm
•eangpr Iseso Mme tHkim. iwor* .«'.***«be*
'Iterrag'. «» irovee-jt snrii«oi.
teatj ks "the 'momii off •»«..
vrr s Sflh ':*■*>• alll'ih wm'TTtigrs. Hh r
mm gmt km '<ffiapsn%. m naw smass' -
hwno» an%. mi. wi< pH « worn
rnwm fflM n pnuh evkinttiwr The
hmi. hi ttMk. emit >ner*ia*6lj- vwmtenc
wrstksg: wmm; «nf awrilir* "to -n
Mcabke giHb1 wiDh ♦ hi; off *( “burton-
iwr ook; 4Hor» IhHMi an
For- « two men; JMVI %»•’.; tare* toac-
fts. eff the eneor ■ shr vs- osier w»omI4
Or fe voter a; iWT sb*hm rteem The*
the though; *oi dorkV wapri vurtp
vdmr. tin :onw gtT< hoc gisb^n:
Sr offer sni « wild desire wami
her to give bin « lusOr «: the w
harasviwent sb* Had fel; tHai e'enng
It is douHtfui. bow.-wr. wbeth"-
*Sr would Hove yielded to he- de**rr
Hot] st not been #o- Fotber Ryws.
who. having oftei. seen nod ndmrred
therr elanrme how lent hie voire m
support of the brother It snege «.*•«»
*©o -ahead. Jill tth; dor’. r*«u
be said the tiny imps of nnsdimf
that sometimes lurked in the depths
! of Ms expressive eyes nov. urg.ns
' hi«R on in a. desire to see a snobbish
young woman and an unappreciative
husband given a taste of their own
medicine. “Tony and you ear. .beat
any of ihese people dancing!"
Among the scones of couples on
the floor two were not. at first
narticaxrly noticeable. Gradually
however the unique quality the
splendid sweep and certainty of their
movements the marvelous grace and
speed and the perfect unity of limb
action combined to bring them mt -
the general focus.
Then suddenly they found them-
selves alone on the floor the cvno-
surc of all eyes. . . . Little gasp* of
admiration then sn^ali acknowledg-
ment* of approval and at length a
whirling spectacular finale that
I Iraagbt a trtate^Mu b«»t mi mp~
yiiuM.
ItLU-iUarssnl; alanat. th* t*o
were th* center mt .aterest aar*
raaadcd by aa enthusiastic eraad
' w;t* eager q senes he m g fired at
them from all tides- it* matti*
d hotel | ashed his way thrsagh th*.
! e*i> to where ill stand leaking rath-
er seared a ad t*rrohiy canted.
And thea it cwaM—as ct is variably
thTiMMMc^iget^r**
* ci'd they cwaa.'der aa *fl*r? The
wily atuyfr had uni ay i-H*s ast-
f.« sad felt nrtais the tw* waif
stj—«*y. I1M a eeefc! Be drew
|saMwi.ak.i.
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‘da. >'lfl^aaw%' :*Mwt eWwiM'.
m* nr rdneviMHPk
Dr.lA. Maims
Geatralli
tacated ft
the \«Uey
Eo a i y ye d
with aeurr
caioart* r
a a telta
which as the
last ward ir.
ehiroyrac: i*.
"Where the
S*ei Get
Heir
Over Chamber of
Commerce Building
Weslaco - Phone 239
G. B. Simpson. C.P.A. L. R. Chenaull C.F.A. M. S. Carneiro. C.PJL (lnd/> I
Simpson-ChenauIi-Ccrneiro <Sc Co.1
ACCOUNTANTS and AUDITORS
Specializing in INCOME TAX PROBLEMS
State Natl. Bank Bldg.. | Representative in [Texas Theatre Building.
BROWNSVILLE. Ph. 83« Washington. IX C j SAN ANTONIO. Cr. 7475
La Joya Gravel Co.
| INCORPORATED
MISSION. TEXAS BOX 554
Investigate Before Building
The Herald new home—The Episcopal
Church and others are "Fitchbuilt”
HOMER L. FITCH
Valley Builder Since 1908
A REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
Made now—small or large—means steadily increasing values and
sound short-time profits.
LOMAX & HENSON AND HOUSTON
& BROWNSVILLE DEVELOPMENT CO.
Malthy Building — Rronnstiile
i
FIRE LADDIES
MEET TUESDAY
Volunteer Organ iz a-
tion» to be Guests
Of Mercedes
m awaHMMmm
(Special to The Herald t
MM?' EDES Ja*. at.—Discus* tana
of why volunteer fir* department*
should have adequate equipment and
on observance of fire ordinances mil
he com timed with a banquet tad
vaudeville skew here Tuesday night
for the efiler!vi.mert of 3tt volun-
teer firemen evpeeted to gather for
(be fifth District association meet-
ing.
District Chief Jesse Norwood af
Donna it to preside over the con-
vention which ia to open with a ban-
quet to be served at the city hail
by the women s auxiliary of the lo-
cal American Legion post.
following the banquet the firemen
will adjourn to the high school audi-
torium. where the program ef th*
evening will bo preset tea.
The meeting will open with the
song -America." which will bo led by
W. R. Pinkerton. Rev. C. f*. Owe*
pastor of the local Froabyteria*
church will deliver the ia vocation
and Mayor J. XL Hayses will wel-
come the visitors. Mayor Dare lar-
ger. of Weslaco is scheduled to re-
spond. Reading of th* mmutes of
th* last meet.eg aad roll call will
He followed by ad address by
Ross A. Marcus chief of the Mis-
sion depart me t. He will vpexlc oa
“Why Volunteer Fire Deportment*
Should be Adequately Equipped."
R. E. Kirkpatrick city attorney af
Mercedes is to discuss “Oheervawce
of Fir* Ord nances.'
New bus men* select e* of th#
next meeting place and a cfaadag
tong will end the baa*net* meeting '
This will he followed by a vaude-
ville program. Tex Carder aad Joe
Brand all present a “Pntpe-rri of
Fan." aad Mrs. Hccry Carlisle artB
siag. Mr*. H. F StstVr will he ar-
compaa *1. “i ipf.tru.’ t* the t tie
of a sheer to be reiatad by Loren* ;
Marram. rreC Jehmoa and Marked ‘
Stuart. la fclacfcfam. mall yseseirt ;
“The Tar* Black* €**•*." and these
two with the assuitaae* af *'arder
and Brsmd will appear it a finale.
A New Idea
' vM| In Valentines
'\nA | rT'1 HE trend these days seems to
(\\X ► *>e toward the practical gift— 91
^v > i whether it be s Christmas 91
y>l \ ' E birthday or Valentine present. I
1 / • A[ Now everybody knows that I
8\\ B money is the most practical of all J
V I* thin*** Surt * savings account at 9f
y E the Merchants’ National Bank for 91
A a* your friend: the pass-book makes 9!
V 1 a mighty attractive and practical II
1 ' *Jentine* 9
* / ^ MERCHANTS’ 1
•' NATIONAL 1
v cclf f ■ 33lin...?! ■■"1 —
4
Gulf Concrete Pipe Co.
Valley plant location on Addreas Inquiries la
Highway at Sugar Mill P. O. Baa 1011
Spur near Browned!!e Browatdlla
f-!
I Planting
Cotton Seed
We have imported B—a***l
Harper and Anton# Seed
We Advise Planing Pne
Seeds—We Have Them!
I
:
Peoples Ice and
i Manufacturing Co.
| Fronton and Sth Streets Phone fit
[l (omtenience
l sinew doiLntouht I
! I city ticket office
effective Feb.J
For the Convenience of Our Brownsville
Patrons
Our modern commodious uptown city ticket and freight
office will be open February 1st located a* 1106 Levee St.
In £1 Jardin Hote1
We believe that this location—where you can make Pulinran resena~
tions and secure tickets to all points on the Southern Pacific lines_to
the Middle West—California and the Pacific Coast—New Orleans—
East and Southeast—will be especially convenient to you.
You may telephone for pullman reservation* if you visit
The telephone number will he 1267
Travel information gladly given at all times
REMEMBER YOUR TRAIN TO SAN ANTONIO AND HOUSTON
LEAVES BROWNSVILLE 5.30 P. M. WITH EARLY
MORNING ARRIVAL
Southe Pacific
M. L. Love J. A. Martin
General Apent C. P. A T. A.
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The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 208, Ed. 1 Monday, January 30, 1928, newspaper, January 30, 1928; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1379990/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .