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First recipient makes most of Cole Barker Scholarship

First recipient makes most of Cole Barker Scholarship

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Photo above, Sue Barker, left, with APL’s Taylor Muller and Mt. Vernon graduate Rhealyn Reagan, a recipient of the Cole...
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Nett’s Restaurant closing changes community rhythm

Nett’s Restaurant closing changes community rhythm

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NAPLES, TEXAS - Opening at 6 a.m., Nett’s Restaurant was a six-day-a-week operation, a part of the rhythm of the...
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Luminant turn out the lights, the mining’s over

Luminant turn out the lights, the mining’s over

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Luminant Reprinted from January 2018 East Texas Journal MONTICELLO, TX – Okay, show’s over. Dallas-based Luminant turned out the lights...
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There’s more than another Mt. Pleasant Rodeo in the plan

There’s more than another Mt. Pleasant Rodeo in the plan

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Ticket sales registered somewhere between 4,500 and 5,000 at the 57th annual rodeo that almost wasn’t. “In the summer of...
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1st Street Longhorns anchor Scenic Spring Cattle Drive

1st Street Longhorns anchor Scenic Spring Cattle Drive

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Reprinted from the March 2019 East Texas Journal Edition When the vet couldn't save his bull, Longhorn market conditions minimized...
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Worker program reels in mobile homeless

Worker program reels in mobile homeless

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Paired with a blonde in their quest for golf courses near towns with a softball league, before they rode off...
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Dulcimer Show Booked at Whatley

Dulcimer Show Booked at Whatley

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If the guy who toured with Mouse and the Trapps in the 60’s playing bass behind Debbie Porter’s dulcimer with...
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Pittsburg Rustville Essentials soap shocker rocks consumer market

Pittsburg Rustville Essentials soap shocker rocks consumer market

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  By HUDSON OLD Famous Photographer Pittsburg, Texas – Soap store Rustville Essentials. Guy with natural rolling slabs of useful...
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Soldier Eddie Hammond with music brought a song to the war

Soldier Eddie Hammond with music brought a song to the war

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In the relative comfort of the second floor of a school building still standing in Tientsin, China, one day after...
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Archived CCC photo pegs location of Depression-era work camp on Edwards

Archived CCC photo pegs location of Depression-era work camp on Edwards

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Reprinted from the East Texas Journal May 2019 Edition. Ed’s note: Sam Ferguson researched and compiled 1930’s news records for...
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Texans search English Abbey for beekeeper

Texans search English Abbey for beekeeper

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Reprinted from the East Texas Journal August 2017 Edition By RON COUCH Special to the Journal A book about bees...
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Salvage milks the most from the work of a forgotten builder Garrison

Salvage milks the most from the work of a forgotten builder Garrison

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Reprinted from the East Texas Journal May 2020 Edition BRIDGES CHAPEL, TEXAS -- When Lisa Garrison-Toland was a girl, “Grandma”...
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Flora & fauna on Daphne Prairie draw diverse life forms to Franklin County

Flora & fauna on Daphne Prairie draw diverse life forms to Franklin County

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Daphne Prairie Reprinted from the East Texas Journal June 2016 Edition By HUDSON OLD East Texas Journal DAPHNE PRAIRIE –...
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Dietary atrocities endured aboard carrier USS Natoma Bay

Dietary atrocities endured aboard carrier USS Natoma Bay

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Reprinted from the East Texas Journal May 2016 edition. The development of powdered milk and dehydrated potatoes were considered wartime...
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Cookville business boom fueled five newspapers

Cookville business boom fueled five newspapers

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Reprinted from the East Texas Journal January 2019 Edition. COOKVILLE, TEXAS – With World War I in full swing, Earl...
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