Prohibition Preacher John Carney and wife pose beside Gospel Car Number 1 in Brownfield Texas in 1918. Carney and fellow prohibitionist R.H. Coward would later be brutally attacked by the "liquor gang" while riding on the Cotton Belt train between Hubbard City and Mount Calm. Coward died from the injuries.

Making the Bible Belt: Texas Prohibitionists and the Politicization of Southern Religion (Amazon)

Inside the History of First Baptist Church, Fort Worth, and Temple Baptist Church, Detroit

The Brewers and Texas Politics, Vol. 1

The Brewers and Texas Politics, Vol. 2

Terry County Unclaimed Estates

These Deceased Residents of Brownfield, Wellman and Tokio Texas Left a total $45,730 in Unclaimed Money for their heirs. Know the Heirs? Please share this report with your friends and family. There is a link in the article to the Texas comptroller's page where you can make a claim . . . View the list

Texas History in the 19th Century (Amazon)

Davick Services History Page (Facebook)

Texas History and Frontier Genealogy

Wellman Community Friends & Neighbors

Brownfield helping Brownfield

Brownfield Facebook Community Page

Brownfield Texas Trading Post