Weekly newspaper from San Marcos, Texas that includes local, state and national news along with advertising.

Weekly newspaper from San Marcos, Texas that includes local, state and national news along with advertising.

Weekly newspaper from San Marcos, Texas that includes local, state and national news along with advertising.

Photograph of four rows of men ready to play marching band instruments on the steps of an administrative building.

Photograph of Pastor F. L. Grundtvig.

Portrait of Lloyd O'dell as a baby, sitting in a wicker chair. A handwritten note on the back of the photo offers more details on him: "Son of Dr. and Mrs. O'dell. The latter was a sister of Mrs. Nichols, living, at past 90, on Carroll St., Denton, Texas. Lloyd O'dell died in Ark. some years ago and was buried in the I. O. O. F. Cemetery in Denton."

Photograph of Walker Brothers Livery Stable in Garland, Texas. In front of the stable are six people and two horses.

Photograph of a single story frame house with attached porch, surrounded by a white picket fence.

Postcard of two homes with picket fences on a dirt road. A note on the front of the postcard says "J. A. Allen and Mother's Residences, Mesquite, Texas."

Tintype portrait of a group of adults in dark clothes, with the woman on the back left identified as Lizzie Walker.

Postcard of Virginia Catherine Longely (Mrs. Hugh Lawrence) carrying a handbag and wearing gloves, a hat, and a feather-trimmed coat.

Photograph of Louisa Walker Lawrence standing at the head of a horse hitched to a buggy.

Portrait of Pearl Lawrence as a toddler, wearing a dress and standing next to a chair.

Photograph of Garland Lumber Co. with several horse-drawn wagons on the street in front of it.

Portrait of Ruby Lawrence Shaw as a young girl, sitting on the arm of a wicker chair.

Photograph of John T. and Janie Walker standing in front of a wagon.

Portrait of a young couple, with "A. Perle Montgomery and wife" written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of siblings Hosea and Mabel Maxwell. Hosea wears a dark suit, while Mabel wears a lightly hued dress. A painted backdrop featuring flowers and a curtain is visible behind them. The photo is inside of a cardboard fame with a white front embossed with wavy lines.

Photograph of Taylor School students and teacher, Coach Hutto, standing outside of the school building.

Photograph of the 1900 Texas A&M College football team wearing striped uniforms and sitting on the steps of a building.

Photograph of two firemen, identified as George T. Rexes and Grover Caldwell, sitting on a fire truck in front of the Orange Fire Station.

Photograph of the Beaumont Fire Department No. 9 engine in front of a fire station. The engine is a 1915 Ahrens-Fox serial #601 model K-2.

Photograph of three rows of men from the McKinney Fire Department, dressed in uniforms and caps, posing in front of a building. A small boy stands on the far left of the front row. The men in the back row, standing from left to right, are Erwin Fergeston, Charles Carrington, Corn Oats, John Hill, Will Abernathy, Bob Kitchen, Alfred Allen, Robert Ware, John McKinney, Bob Maneden, Wiley McKinney, Polk Oats, and Charles Phelps. Those in the second row are Jim Sims, Wade Carrington, Jim Moore, Robert Warsham, Kelly Warsham, Giles McKinney, Buster Gordon, Will Gerrish, Press Duncan, Charlie Knott, Ian Nebb, and Bailey. Those in the third row are Estes, Dick Estes, John Johnson, Henry Goernan, Major Taylor, Jim Warden, Fred Burnett, William M. Abernathy, W. P. Suttle, Arthur Anderson, and Sam Burke.

Photograph of a cemetery near Brenham, Texas, with a grave in the foreground covered in flowers and several gravestones and trees in the background.