and the people they
serve
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Boys
aged 5 and 7 Make 400 Mile Journey on Horseback
The Lockney Beacon published this report in September
1909 about two boys age 5 and 7 who undertook an incredible journey from
Guthrie Oklahoma to Santa Fe New Mexico on horseback with a stop in
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Largest
Hemp Gin In America will be in Shallowater Texas
The largest Hemp Gin In US will be situated in Lubbock
County, in an existing 255,000 square foot building at 7716 Hwy. 84 in
Shallowater. The huge plant is expected to open next year and process
130,000 tons of Texas-developed industrial hemp into textile fiber and
cellulose. . .
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Texas Estates with $10,000 or more in Unclaimed Money
The State of Texas is seeking heirs to unclaimed estates. The estates on
this list have $10,000 to $761,590 in unclaimed money due beneficiaries
and heirs. Average estate in this list has $31,242 in unclaimed money.
Know the heirs? Let them know.
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State of Texas Selling Contents of
Unclaimed Safe Deposit Boxes
Once
treasured and protected, here's what
happens to items left in forgotten
and abandoned safe deposit boxes in
Texas.
The State of Texas
periodically sells unclaimed items
found in safe deposit boxes like
fine jewelry, loose diamonds, gold
and silver bullion, collectible
coins and paper currency in live
public auctions. It's happening now
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Famous Actors You
Probably Never Knew Came from West Texas
Some
of the most talented actors in
television and movies came from the
dusty plains of West Texas. From the
days of silent movies to the blockbuster
films of today the area has been
prolific producer of some of the best
actors, directors and producers.
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Recognize This Quiet Cowboy from Paducah
Texas?
In
1939 C H Long was just a hard working cowboy on the
sprawling JA Ranch in West Texas. Within days his rugged
face became the most recognized face in America and
remained so into the late 1950's although few people
ever knew his name . . .
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The Benny Binion Story
Benny Binion was born November 20,
1904 in Pilot Grove Texas, the son of a horse
trader. He moved
to Dallas in 1923 when he was 19 .
By 1936, he controlled most gambling operations in
Dallas and by the early 1940s, had become the
reigning mob boss of Dallas. . . . more about
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Boys
aged 5 and 7 Make 400 Mile Journey on Horseback
The Lockney Beacon published this report in September
1909 about two boys age 5 and 7 who undertook an incredible journey from
Guthrie Oklahoma to Santa Fe New Mexico on horseback with a stop in
Silverton Texas. Here's the story as related by Judge Kinder. |
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94 Million People Exposed to ID Fraud by Government
Record Keepers
Its not premeditated attacks by hackers, but "stupidity
and negligence" on the part of federal, state and local
agencies that is at the core of most breaches,
putting more and more of us at risk with each passing
year according to a
recent report in ABC News.
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One Million
Records Missing From Tarrant County Site
One in twelve records were missing from
Tarrant County Website from March 2012 to September 2012 following
concerns suspects arrested in New Mexico on drug charges may have mined
personal data from records on county websites nationwide to create false
identities. Nearly a million records were missing from the Tarrant
County Website according to Tarrant County Clerk Mary Louise Garcia . .
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How Mexican Law Protects Texas Homeowners
Financial analysts are struggling to
understand why Texas fared so much better than other
states during the housing crises. Some analysts are
now realize the answer dates back to before
Texas was a state and its founder, Stephen F. Austin
wanted homeowners to be protected from the greed
exhibited by lenders of the time . . .
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America's
Loneliest Counties
Isolated, secluded, steeped
in history and rich in tradition -- these counties are
the least populated and most isolated Cities and towns
in America.
Updated April 2014
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Remember
When?
Panhandle Residents Ponder Polygamist's Move
Warren Jeffs’
followers planned to move Fisher's Utah cabinet making
company, two wives and twenty four children to west
Texas . . .
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Homeland Security: 90% of U.S. Border Unsecured
We
Were Warned!
The 2009
Department of Homeland Security’s Annual
Performance Report
reveals how little control the United States actually
had over its land and sea borders.
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Dallas School District Issues Phony Credentials to
Foreign Teachers
Worker's in Pennsylvania may be surprised with multiple
tax bills after a Texas school district fraudulently
provided bogus Social Security numbers to foreign
teachers. The district's dangerous practice may have
exposed thousands of Texas children to unqualified
teachers with criminal records.
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