| "The
Conroe, Byspot
and Northern: A
Tram Railroad
That Time
Forgot," in
Crosscut
(publication of
Texas Forestry
Museum Lufkin),
4th
Quarter, 1996,
pp. 1-2. |
| "Seth
Carey and The
Big Thicket
Yocum Gang,"
in Big Thicket
Magazine, Sept.,
1995, pp. 13-16. |
| "Local
Man Values
Feathered
Friend,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
September 13,
1996. |
| "Stuart
Left
Journalistic
Legacy"
Beaumont
Enterprise April
21, 1997. |
| "Great-Grandpa
Wasn't Popular
in the South,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
September 28,
1998, pg. 6A. |
| "Depression
was
depressing,
except
brother's
paddling,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
October 17,
1998. |
| "The
Legend of the
Headless
Yankee
Cannoneer of
Sabine Pass,"
MidCounty
Chronicle,
Wednesday,
October 28,
1998. |
| "Pranks
rule 'olden
days'
celebrations
of Halloween,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
October 31,
1998. |
| "Bootlegging
brother's joy
short-lived,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
November 14,
1998. |
| "Dad's
wisdom sure
paid off for
my future,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
November 28,
1998. |
| "Flight
from ghosts
helps stomp
some berry
juice,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
December 5,
1998. |
| "Legend
of Shellbank,"
The Cameron Pilot,
December 10,
1998, p. 4. |
| "Entertainment
in Beaumont
has news roots,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
December 12,
1998. |
| "Sorry,
Sarge, you’ll
have to take
my heart,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
December 19,
1998. |
| "Celebrations
of Christmas
in Beaumont
change little,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
December 23,
1998. |
| "Bringing
joy to the
needy in
Depression was
fulfilling,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
December 26,
1998. |
| "Demise
of Reptilian
‘Big Tooth’
drew crowds,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
January 2, 1999. |
| "Spindle
Top once
isolated
plague victims,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
January 9, 1999,
p. 10A. |
| "Prank
led to empty
sleeve,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
January 10,
1999. |
| "Runaway
slave achieved
fame in early
Texas," Beaumont
Enterprise,
January 18,
1999. |
| "Foxy
advice on
gambling
serves well,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
January 23,
1999. |
| "Real
cold war
occurred here
during 1890s,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
January 30,
1999. |
| "Strange
case about
corpse still
unsolved,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
February 6,
1999. |
| "Dairy
farm’s end
stopped wonder
bra for milk
cows,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
February 13,
1999. |
| "Emancipated
men gave city
so very much
in early years,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
February 20,
1999. |
| "Confederate
flag remains
symbol of hate
to many today,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
February 27,
1999. |
| "Whale
gave Port
Arthur’s
economy boom
in early
1900’s"
Beaumont Enterprise,
March 6, 1999. |
| "Beaumont
had two
pioneers who
aged well,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
March 13, 1999. |
| "Hurricanes
decimated
Nederland
‘city tree’,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
March 20, 1999. |
| "Area's
greatest
archeological
site was
ruined,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
May 1, 1999. |
| "Pre-boom
Spindletop
gave hints of
its riches,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
May 8, 1999. |
| "Treasure
tale keyed
digging in
East Texas
Piney Woods,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
May 15, 1999. |
| "Pirate
Lafitte, Bowie
dealt in slave
trade via SE
Texas,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
May 22, 1999. |
| "Rice
Still
Dominates
Jefferson
County
Agriculture,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
May 29, 1999. |
| "Olive,
Texas is now a
ghost town,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
June 12, 1999. |
| "Mud,
cow led to
sale of
refinery
acreage,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
June 19, 1999. |
| "Lucas
gusher fever
affected so
many folks,
far and wide,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
June 26, 1999. |
| "Change
came to Port
Neches via
relocation of
post office,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
July 3, 1999. |
| "Big
cat stories in
East Texas are
numerous but
lack proof,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
July 10, 1999. |
| "Strong
Spell swam
river ferrying
lead steer of
herd,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
July 17, 1999. |
| "Sweeneys
were among
first settlers
of Grand
Chenier,"
Cameron Parish
Pilot, July 22,
1999 |
| "U.
S., Republic
of Texas once
nearly clashed
because of
fees,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
July 24, 1999. |
| "Fate
intervened in
Confederate
hero’s search
for black gold,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
July 31, 1999. |
| "Yellow
fever plagued
area during
1860s,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
August 7, 1999. |
| "Schools
in Beaumont
trace to
pre-Civil War,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
August 8, 1999. |
| "Area
resident
rallied behind
Union cause,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
August 14, 1999. |
| "Sawmill
town Bessmay
gave its life
to fire,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
August 21, 1999. |
| "No
man is an
island unless
hunted skunk
launches scent,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
August 26, 1999. |
| "Pioneer
music in
Beaumont
contained lots
of brass horns,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
August 28, 1999. |
| "Blockade
runs at Sabine
Pass
commonplace in
Civil War,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
September 4,
1999. |
| "My
dad and I once
got stuck in
Suckersville,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
September 11,
1999. |
| "Temple
made mark on
lumber
industry,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
September 15,
1999. |
| "Lafitte's
men captured
our
imagination
for many years,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
September 18,
1999. |
| "Former
slave's death
in 1889
attracted rare
news coverage,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
September 25,
1999. |
| "Shooting
death of
lumberman
still a
mystery,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
October 2 ,
1999. |
| "Two
area cities in
late 1800s
fought major
fires together,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
October 9, 1999. |
| "Why
don't we
commemorate
brave masses
of immigrants,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
October 16,
1999. |
| "Area
Civil War
period marked
by hard times,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
October 30,
1999. |
| "Area's
history of
bootlegging
soared during
Prohibition,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
November 6 ,
1999. |
| "A
soldier's
story," Beaumont
Enterprise,
November 7,
1999. |
| "There's
a story on
lone grave
near Texas 347,"
Beaumont
Enterprise,
November 13,
1999. |
| "Stagecoach
travel once big
in area,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
November 20,
1999. |
| "Rainbow
Bridge 1938
opening
brought an end
to area
ferries,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
November 27,
1999. |
| "Turpentiners
worked hard
for product,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
December 4,
1999. |
| "Veteran
recalls 'longest
mile' across
famous Rhine
bridge,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
December 8,
1999. |
| "Rich
muskrat trapper
sure had
priorities in
right order,"
Beaumont Enterprise,
December 18,
1999. |
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