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Reprinted from the East Texas Journal May 2020 Edition BRIDGES CHAPEL, TEXAS — When Lisa Garrison-Toland was a girl, “Grandma”

Reprinted from the East Texas Journal June 2016 Edition By HUDSON OLD East Texas Journal DAPHNE PRAIRIE – An artist,

Reprinted from the East Texas Journal May 2016 edition. The development of powdered milk and dehydrated potatoes were considered wartime

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

Reprinted from the East Texas Journal February 2014 Edition In 2012, Precinct 1 Commissioner Al Riddle challenged an incumbent with

WINFIELD, TEXAS – You’d think a Nigerian polo player would be able to find a trailer he liked closer to

Reprinted from the May 2012 East Texas Journal By HUDSON OLD Journal Publisher PITTSBURG, TEXAS– Her following of threads of

Reprinted from the East Texas Journal July 2016 Edition. MT. PLEASANT, TEXAS – In the November 25, 1964 Mt. Pleasant

Reprinted from the East Texas Journal June 2013 Edition. Ed’s note: An ex-Marine who got into Texas politics following World

MT. PLEASANT, Texas – A mother with two children in the military and a high school senior in a 700-horse

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